After a crew change in downtown Bend, BNSF 714 heads south through the volcanic rock of Lava Butte. The volcanic rock is from Newberry Volcano which is named after John Strong Newberry, a surveyor... (more)

BNSF 714 is on its home stretch to Bend now as it crosses over the Crooked River birdge in Terrebonne. The birdge was completed in 1911 and is the second highest railroad bridge in the US.

After fighting the grade up to Gateway, BNSF 714 brings its southbound manifest into Madras as it crosses over Willow Creek Trestle. The BNSF Oregon Trunk Sub is as scenic as it gets and is litter... (more)

We get a real good look at the Santa Fe/BC Rail combo here at Gateway! The train is currently fighting the grade into Gateway as they go over Trout Creek trestle.

BNSF 714 leads a soutbound manifest through Maupin as they swing around the town grain elevator along the Deschutes River.

It's a peaceful Saturday morning as a southbound manifest crosses over the Deschutes River and prepares to enter Tunnel 2 of BNSF's Oregon Trunk Sub. The rainbow lash up is led by BNSF 714, a fake... (more)

Autos On The Transcon | Led by a "warbonnet" dash-9 and an "executive" SD70MAC, an automobile train from Chicago rolls through Kansas City, MO on the relatively cool evening of Saturday, Au... (more)

Solid BNSF power leads 19W west along the New River at Glen Lyn. A BNSF “Fakebonnet” led the train with the nose still lettered as Santa Fe. The foliage was very vibrant this year in southwe... (more)

BNSF 714 & 986 lead a unit tank train northbound from Watson, CA to Axtell, NE as it coasts towards Greenland, Colorado on a late summer morning.

A BNSF rock train passes a field of bluebonnets coming into McNeil

A lone Dash 9-44CW, BNSF Railway 714, pulls train H-LAUKCK4-10 (High Priority Merchandise, Laurel MT to Kansas City KS) through the S-curve in Kansas City’s West Bottoms area. BNSF 714, built b... (more)

BNSF 714 leads a rock train into McNeil, TX. 714 is one of the C44-9Ws that were delivered to BNSF just after the merger in a modified "Warbonnet" paint scheme.

A "fake bonnet" Dash 9 leads a rock train into McNeil in evening light.

BNSF 714 with a hybrid "Warbonnet" livery leading a Feromex power southbound on the Red Rock Sub in Central Oklahoma

H-BARPAS in a rolling meet with Amtrak #27 (in the distance) at Yellepit siding along the Columbia River.