The morning Two Harbors Switch has just retrieved three loads from LP while a deer takes the opportunity to cross the rail in the distance.
DMIR shuttles CN Ballast Hoppers out of the roundhouse. With the derailment in Orr the night before, I speculate that to be their destination.
Ore loads pass a stopped CN manifest just north of Proctor.
Ore loads roll past the shuttered Saginaw, MN depot.
The morning Roadswitch job brings empty side dumps to Duluth for limestone loading. After yesterday's record 72 degree temp, not much snow remains.
The Proctor Roadswitch negoiates the new Hole Track bypass in order to pick up limestone cars for loading at Lakehead.
A former EJ&E SD38 rides the turntable at Proctor.
201 on the point, a freshly painted 401 in CN livery trails, pulling hard on a limestone train southbound.
Ore empties split the switch at 2nd street giving residents of Proctor a front row seat to the derailment cleanup, here RJ Corman works on rerailing some of the cars
Ore empties split the switch at 2nd street giving residents of Proctor a front row seat to the derailment cleanup, here RJ Corman tries to rerail the 201
Ore empties split the switch at 2nd street giving residents of Proctor a front row seat to the derailment cleanup, here RJ Corman rerails the 214
Ore empties split the switch at 2nd street giving residents of Proctor a front row seat to the derailment cleanup
A hot load of taconite prepares to leave United Taconite Zim production facility.
