BNSF GEVO 5788 pushes a detouring coal train past the Homestead Station marker.

Pulling the hill on to the IAIS main line Sub 3 coming off the CRandIC Sub 3 and then on to Iowa City.

Heritage GEVO 513 is the lone power of front passing through Homestead. Back in the pack, GEVO 510 is running in DP.

It's Valentines Day! GP38-2 720 and GEVO 509 lean into the east switch at Yocum Connection after they have split off from their train to turn the power.

The Cedar Rapids to Iowa City turn climbs out of the Iowa River Valley, leaving the CRANDIC for home rails.

The Cedar Rapids turn has pulled up to the east switch at Homestead making ready to pick up GP38-2 704 and an extra Cedar Rapids turn tied down on the Homestead Siding. The conductor has checked t... (more)

The paint is already worn off the snow plow on new GEVO 513 as it leads the CRIC through Homestead.

After a short delay due to an automatic switch that would not reverse, the crew of the CRIC 513 east slowly creeps up the east leg of the Yocum Connection wye and onto the IAIS east main.

Rock Island heritage GEVO 513 gets it introduction to winter. After plowing drifts for the last thirty miles, the east bound CBBI passes through Homestead on a blue sky winter morning.

Flying blind. It only takes a couple inches of snow and 40 MPH winds to make big drifts in the open country. GEVO's 504 and 500 have been through some deep drifts as witnessed by the covered wind... (more)

Iowa Interstate's newest GEVO 513 adorned in her new Rock Island heritage paint schemes is pulling up the west leg of the wye at Yocum Connection on her maiden revenue run.

718 is backed onto the siding at Homestead.

GEVO 507 leads the BICB on a nice autumn morning.

The Cedar Rapids turn has just come of the wye at Yocum and received a warrant to head to Iowa City. The fall wild flowers nearly block the Homestead marker.

505 East has just gotten a warrant from the dispatcher and pulls up the east leg of the wye at Yocum Connection from the CRANDIC (ex-Milwaukee line) Amana line on to the IAIS east main.