It's so sad to see a classy profile like this disappearing from the country.
A coal train creeps into Livingston under threatening skies.
MRL's "M-L" descending the east grade of Bozeman Pass toward Livingston, MT with a pair of F45 cowl units on the point.
A string of retired C&NW units rest in fresh snow at Livingston awaiting an uncertain fate. The 4525 was an ex-QNS&L geep.
An empty coal train, having negotiated the mountain, sits waiting for permission to enter the Livingston yard.
Under a wild sky, a BNSF SD70MAC leads a coal train down the hill into Livingston.
Brand new CSX ES44H's 934 and 930 and a BNSF SD40-2 slug a heavy LAUPAS up Bozeman pass on a warm sunny late September afternoon.
An interesting freight consist rumbles over the route of the fabled North Coast Ltd. This MRL consist travels westbound toward its helper district stop in Livingstone. A very famous photo of the N... (more)
A very interesting freight consist rumbles over the route of the fabled North Coast Ltd. This MRL consist travels westbound toward its helper district stop in Livingstone, a former rail gateway to... (more)
On the route of the fabled North Coast Ltd., a typical Montana RailLink consist travels eastbound out of Livingstone, a former rail gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
Many, many locomotive wheelsets, complete with bull-gears, stand outside of the shops at Livingston.
The 4306 waits between shifts at Livingston for what looked like work on the electronics. Taken with permission from MRL.
A well placed skylight beams down on the nose of the MRL 111 while waiting repairs from the 2nd shift crew which will be on duty soon. Photo taken with permission from MRL.
The eastbound M-L departing Livingston, MT starting it's final leg to Laurel, MT.
The westbound L-M pulls up Bozeman Pass near Livingston, MT with Livingston Peak behind.
