The white waters of the Fish Creek rapidly flow below three SD45's and their 119-car Kansas City, KS to Spokane, WA manifest, which are soaring high above on the 576 foot long Bridge 165.

A pair of U25C's and an SD45 lead a freight over the Clark Fork River.

MRL GP9 127 and 120 are seen leading a short Paradise Local returning from Thompson Falls near Plains - 26/09/2014

MRL SD40-2 252 is seen leaving Paradise in an eastbound work train up the 4th Sub crossing the Clark Fork River - 26/09/2014

Gracefully curving around Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing near Brule, Alberta, is VIA train No. 1, the westbound Canadian, on July 13, 2014. Trailing the 21-car train is dome-observation (and ... (more)

Arriving at Jasper East, Alberta, on Canadian National’s Edson Subdivision is VIA Rail’s westbound Canadian led by EMD F40PH-3 No. 6439 on July 8, 2014. Train No. 1 is only moments from a leng... (more)

A westbound “Boeing Special” J train (high/wide move) hurries along the Clark Fork between Noxon and Heron, Montana, on September 26, 2014.

BNSF ES44DC 7338 is seen leading an eastbound Manifest at Pinecliff - 19/09/2014

Amtrak P42 #11 is seen leading the westbound California Zephyr #5 at Tolland - 19/09/2014

Amtrak P42 #60 and P40 #816 are seen leading the westbounde California Zeprhyr #5 west at State Bridge with a FRA car at the front perhaps why its running to time!? - 07/10/2014

Union Pacific AC4400 5697 is seen leading an eastbound loaded coal train downgrade from the Moffat Tunnel at Tolland, Colorado - 19/09/2014

Montana Rail Link EMD SD45s Nos. 355 and 326 (MRL labels the locomotives SD45-2s) lead a BNSF HKCKSPO freight westbound at Tuscor, Montana, on September 26, 2014.

Exiting Tunnel 1 just east of Plainview, Colorado, is eastbound Union Pacific freight RODVM (Roper Yard in Salt Lake City to Denver Manifest) on October 22, 1997. Rio Grande’s first EMD SD40T-2 ... (more)

The 5476 East in the lap of the mountains.

After chasing the 4302 East all morning there was a dearth of westbound traffic as now preferred with the inexorable movement of the sun. I called the Snow Slip Inn and asked them to keep the baco... (more)