Houston is significantly more fluid than I've seen in the past 30 years and one reason is utilizing more of the legacy trackage. Case in point, BNSF H TEAPTX1 10 takes a left off the West Belt to... (more)
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) pulls a coal train south on the Joint Line towards Palmer Lake, Colorado.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a freight through Spruce, Colorado as it gets closer to Palmer Lake.
An entire BNSF coal train can be seen running up the valley between Greenland and Spruce, Colorado.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train through Greenland, Colorado on the Joint Line.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) struggles to pull a loaded coal train through the curve at Castle Rock, Colorado.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train southbound on the Joint Line through Greenland, Colorado.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train through the open space ranchland of Spruce, Colorado.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a coal train into Palmer Lake, Colorado as it runs south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train through the S curve at Spruce, Colorado.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a coal on the southbound track of the Joint Line through Castle Rock, Colorado.
Coal is still king on the Joint Line, as BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) leads a loaded train between Greenland, Colorado and Spruce.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) runs over the Santa Fe Bridge at Larkspur, Colorado as it heads south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) heads towards Palmer Lake while running south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 6357 (ES44AC) passes a reflecting puddle created by the heavy rains the day before.
