A BNSF Z Train headed west by the KC Union Station heading to their crew change at Argentine Yard
Ten years after the merger a pair of exBN 40-2-s lead a westbound stack train on former BN former Q trackage along the Mississippi River at Bay City
On a fine gorgeous evening in rural North/Central Missouri. We see BNSF 7818 and company roll underneath a dying breed of signaling.
BNSF 7818 leads a westbound stack train through Lockport.
Four GE pumpkins give it all they got on this land barge bound for Hobart Yard in Los Angeles as they head up the grade of Ash Hill in the eastern Mojave Desert.
Four pumpkins lead a Houston to Los Angeles stack train around the curve at Kingman as it breaks free for a second out of the shadows of the canyon walls made from the early morning sunlight.
The Houston, TX to Los Angeles, CA stack train crawls at snail pace up out of Needles to the summit at Goffs as more slow westbound tail gate behind this heavy land barge.
BNSF 7818 grinds its way out of old Cajon station and up the 2.2% to Sullivan's curve. The eastbound stack train is battling up main 1, just under UP's Mojave Sub (ex SP Palmdale-Colton Cutoff).
