BNSF Railway intermodal stack train S-ALTSCO1-25 rounds the curve into Cajon, in the heart of southern California’s Cajon Pass, on a snowy December 27, 2019. This train departed Alliance, Texas, ... (more)

Hot on the heels of BNSF 7715 east, this eastbound stack train marches up Cajon with an NS unit and Warbonnet in the head end lashup.

This short train is moving along the banks of the Mississippi River at South Shore.

Southbound BNSF No. 8142 with a mixed manifest gets the green to proceed to Barstow. Westbound Union Pacific No. 5937 and Union Pacific No. 5839 wait their turn to proceed to Palmdale.

An eastbound empty grain train accelerates on the main at the east end of Eddy siding on MRL's 4th Subdivision as it heads along the Clark Fork River toward Missoula.

With brand new loaded hoppers in consist, a BN grain navigates its way past the neighborhoods of East Vancouver on a snowy January day.

The ever-changing BNSF roster still gets my hopes up when I hear certain number series over the scanner....pretty much everything I used to know has moved on, either in numbering or off the roster... (more)

A grain train crosses a berm in the Columbia River Gorge as it heads west to a port, where the grain will be exported to a faraway land.

It looks as though the greenface is enjoying its time working out of Grand Forks. For the second day in a row, it is leading a work train eastward out to Fisher to lay new ties around the curve no... (more)

The greenface SD60M makes another appearance in the Grand Cities with the 8117 still tagging along. This time, the duo is on its way to Fisher with a work train as it crosses over the Red River of... (more)

As a westbound grain train wraps around the curve west of Manitoba Junction, who would think that the first two units would be SD60Ms, much less that the one-of-a-kind greenface would be on the po... (more)

Peaches and Greens stored at BNSF's Northtown Yard near downtown Minneapolis in a photo taken almost a year ago to date. With the economy in the tank at the time, BNSF stored many of their unsed ... (more)