All the big fish are in deeper water.

The WSOR executive train deadheads back to Madison skirting past Lake Kegonsa State Park much like the Varsity did in Milwaukee Road days.

WSOR executive train lays over in Madison.

WSOR runs up to Lake Wisconsin from Madison with a holiday special.

With its white class lights on the WSOR passenger train will be departing Janesville and heading to Monroe , Wi and later on today it will be heading to Madison , Wi

NWI Chapter NRHS night photo shoot at Horicon. The mosquitos from the nearby Horicon Marsh had a feast on railfans that night. Lighting by Ron Lundstrom & Lance Wales.

In a scene that was one common along these tracks, a pair of E-units takes a passanger train out of CUS under a low hanging sky and the downtown skyline.

They thought I wanted them to pose their boat by the bridge so I could get a shot to send to Bassworld.

WSOR in push-pull mode leaves Madison returning to McFarland with a trainload of new fans.

About an inch of rain fell in the area yesterday, evidence of which is seen in the reflection of WSOR's passenger E's parked at Madison with the business train. It was too tempting to resist reco... (more)

The full set of WSOR passenger equipment rests in the Madison yard today. The train set includes two E9s, a Baggage car, a Dormitory car, a sleeper, a business car, and a theater car.

WSOR business train takes the old MILW leg of the wye at the old "MX" interlocking in Monona Bay. That H2 searchlight home signal guarding MX, installed by the MILW RR in '49 but dark for years, ... (more)

The crew is long on their hours but the end of the day is near as the WSOR company train ends a 12 hour journey from Milwaukee to Madison. Off to the right in the distance is the Madison Oscar Me... (more)

It's not too hard to imagine Milwaukee Road yellow at this location, pulling the "Varsity" into Madison from Chicago, but its just a WSOR passenger deadhead move led by vintage power in the 21st c... (more)

Cold steel.