BNSF 8260 East has an interesting array of power as it climbs the grade towards Mountainair.

Before they part ways just east of Silverwood, a BNSF intermodal races a UP manifest traveling on the Palmdale Cutoff.

A pair of GEs leads a manifest freight westward under the eastern wooden bridge east of Hawley, running wrong main due to a couple of eastbounds also running wrong main.

On the BNSF's Crookton Cutoff, a westbound stack train swings around the curve leading to West Doublea.

A trio of BNSF GEs hustle San Bernardino stacks west on the Needles Sub.

Ascending Scary Hill, a former Santa Fe SD75M leads westbound crude oil empties across the former C&O mainline near St. Albans. The resurrection of these former EMD wide noses have found themselve... (more)

A nice clean warbonnet leads empty oil cans west on a cold April day as sleet and snow falls.

A westbound BNSF stack train crosses the Clark Fork just east of Clark Fork, Idaho, on the morning of May 19, 2011. Three BNSF-lettered warbonnets lead the way, with EMD SD75M Nos. 8260 and 8296 b... (more)

A trio of Warbonnets leads a detouring stack train across the swollen Clark Fork River on the Montana Rail Link in Clark Fork, Idaho.

BNSF 8260, NS 9869, CSX 205, BNSF 9157, BNSF 9744, & BNSF 9412 lead a westbound manifest.

Loaded Unit Ore Train from Steelton, MN - Birmingham, AL crosses the area known as the "Big Dig". In August this was the location of the 150' washout taking both mains out of service for several ... (more)

BNSF 8260 finally gets under way after the West Lead, seen on the right, cleared its warrant after spotting cars at Henningsen Cold Storage just south of F.O. Switch. A third train, M-MINSUP is w... (more)

The last light of dusk illuminates the 8260 as a Hunters full moon rises over a former Soo Line grain hopper.

BNSF 8260 with the Reader's Digest large-print scheme leads a six-pack of power on today's empty Clay Boswell train across the Red River and into North Dakota. Along for the ride are an Oakway, a... (more)

Clay Boswell empties make the turn onto the Hillsboro Subdivision with an impressive display of BNSF paint schemes.