In golden late evening light, train 199 makes its way across the steel bridge east of Paynesville.

An eastbound loaded coal train makes its way toward Paynesville for a meet at sunset, viewed from the new overpass for the MN 23 bypass on the west side of town.

Three GEs, one new, two older, roll past some snowy farmland east of Paynesville.

A westbound manifest crosses a bridge east of Paynesville as it heads toward Glenwood.

A new GEVO leads three older cousins on an eastbound CP train as it nears Paynesville, MN.

After meeting train 299 at Paynesville, an eastbound continues toward St Paul behind four EMDs. The fourth unit is CP 6228, one of their recently rebuilt and repainted SD60s.

After meeting an eastbound and getting a new crew in Paynesville, westbound train 299 heads into the setting sun behind a new GEVO.

Two SD40-2s, one CP and one DME, wheel an eastbound freight across the barren countryside east of Paynesville, MN. With no snow on the ground, muddy fields, and temperatures in the upper 30s, it ... (more)

A brand new GEVO shines brightly in the early morning sun as it leads an eastbound toward Paynesville.

Surrounded by fall colors, a westbound crosses the steel bridge east of Paynesville, MN. Click here to see the 8805 leading train 1... (more)

Train 198 is usually through here in the morning, but on this day they're basking in the setting sun as they head east across Minnesota. The delay is most likely because the railroad is just star... (more)

A westbound Winnipeg-bound train passes the remains of the derailment that occurred less than a mile east of here back in June. Click... (more)

The setting sun shines through a few low hanging clouds as an eastbound nears Paynesville.

Around 3 pm on June 6, 8 cars of westbound train 293 derailed at the bridge over the North Fork of the Crow River just west of downtown Paynesville. There were no injuries and no hazardous materi... (more)

Three Candy Apple red Soo Line units lead train 491 across the steel trestle east of Paynesville, with an SD60M leading the way.