NTWLAU heads west on the Wayzata Sub with some nice fall foliage.

With 5 units up front, BNSF's Northtown Yard to Laurel, MT manifest heads west on the Wayzata Sub. The sun angle at this time of year is perfect for the shot along Lake Minnetonka. A surprise was ... (more)

An 8 unit Northtown to Laurel manifest heads west through downtown Wayzata on a nice summer afternoon.

The daily merchandise train for Laurel, MT heads westbound with a 5 pack of GEs past Lake Minnetonka on a bright afternoon in Wayzata.

The daily MRL bound manifest heads west through Howard Lake with a trio of swoosh painted units, all a different locomotive model. Leading is a dash 9, somewhat uncommon in that scheme, along with... (more)

The daily manifest out of Northtown bound for the MRL in Laurel, MT heads west through downtown Wayzata past the shore of Lake Minnetonka on a beautiful first day of fall.

The Laurel, MT manifest heads west past Lake Minnetonka on a bustling evening in downtown Wayzata. The conductor was waving to the onlookers in town.

The Luarel, MT bound manifest heads west out of Atwater with a pretty interesting consist, most notably MRL 4312 second out.

Close to sunset, the colorful NTWLAU heads through the western Minnesota prairie near Odessa on the former Milwaukee Road mainline.

Now on the ex GN Watertown line, NTWLAU continues west on the track warrant territory. In a few miles they will be switching onto the ex Milwaukee Road mainline to the Pacific Northwest. The warbo... (more)

The Northtown Yard to Laurel, MT manifest has quite the colorful consist today. Many schemes of the BNSF are represented on this train. The last 3 units were added in Willmar for the trip west to ... (more)

The Northtown, MN to Laurel, MT manifest heads west into Willmar Yard with a big consist. Only the 2 units up front would stay on for the rest of the trip to Laurel.

The silhouette of a pair of BNSF GE's lead a westbound freight across the Appleton Sub and toward Aberdeen, SD, just after the sun has dropped below the horizon line.