A very dirty Tier IV GE leads an almost spotless Dash-8 UP 9460 into Albina Yard during the city's Bridge Pedal event. This bike ride closes the Fremont Bridge where the photo was taken atop.

The line of big MAC's in Dunsmuir has been reduced significantly since last year.

Former Santa Fe snoot nose R/C equipped makes a reverse move with a selection of power to Vancouver for servicing.

Human drone shot of a heavy loaded ethanol train rolling down the Astoria Line. While crossing over the St. Johns bridge, i noticed the train crossing the Willamette River bridge in the background... (more)

UP 96 releases billows of white smoke after moving the NP sleeper car "Travelers Rest" out of the heritage center. The car will taken by the Portland & Western down to Albany to be used ... (more)

Ever so often PNWR 1854 gets taken off the Rock Train for service. When this happens the unit needs to be dropped back off at Woodburn, OR to reunite with train. With a little divine intervention,... (more)

This classic Milwaukee Road sky top makes for some interesting architectual style to the central coast. The string of private cars are from The Station To Station art train, as it is gracefully ma... (more)

Dirty hoppers around Wind Mountain with a Santa Fe rebuild, BNSF 614 2nd out.

OPR 801 was a casualty of the great Labor Day 2020 fires that ripped through Oregon. The future is uncertain for this locomotive, but the line didn't loose any of its shippers. OPR 1202 has taken ... (more)

On Turkey Day 2017, Oregon Pacifics newest addition hangs out at Barnes Yard after coming east.

Thanksgiving 2015, we find a pair of former BN SD40-2's working Vancouver Yard on a sunny, though frosty morning.

UP 4266 rolls the Lake Transfer with special guest UP 1076, a former SSW GP60. The area has once again been inundated with smoke from the numerous wildfires in the region.

A lone GP39-2 sits on a section of track behind the Vancouver turn-table.

The main terminus of the Northwestern Pacific was the yard at Eureka where the railroad meets the sea. The railroad once hauled forest products until washouts along the Eel River canyon landlocked... (more)

Sunrise at Tacoma Yard with a former BN triclops in yard service.