BNSF M-CWHSPO1-12A comes in to Spokane,Wa

Not the first time I've photographed an A-B-B-A-A set of GP60's, but definitely a first on a freight in Washington in BNSF H3 Paint.

A stack train races alongside the Columbia River Gorge

Empire Builder Eastbound Empire builder crosses Nason Creek while sliding down Steven's Pass in typical Cascade Mountain weather. This location has been popular with railroad buffs for ye... (more)

Old Timer A vintage pair of SD9s lead the Connell Turn south of Warden, Washington. The bustling agricultural railroad uses a small fleet of SD9's to move freight thru the Coulees of Centr... (more)

A pair of DPUs shove coal empties across the Rock Island bridge east of Wenatchee on the Columbia River.

Framed through the trestle BNSF 6214 leads a Q train around Foss River Bridge.

VANCOUVER WA May 2 2008 — Northbound UP SD90MAC 8277 has crossed the Columbia River bridge and is entering the curve in front of the Amtrak station. The hills in the background are in Oregon. My... (more)

A BNSF stack train crosses the Skykomish River at Gold Bar on a smoky morning.

UP's I-TAG3 is crossing the UP bridge across the Puyallup River just outside CP Reservation, where it will join the BNSF's Seattle Sub. At this point they are still putting their train together, ... (more)

The power for the LPCTAC has been turned on Tacoma Rail's Wye and is now headed back to the train, sitting on the Tacoma Main. Soon this set of power will once again cross the Puyallup River to d... (more)

Its near high tide at Chambers Bay on the Puget Sound, and near sunset as well, for the crossing of Bridge 14 by this south bound UP stack train.

Tacoma Rail's Hill Job is returning home from work at Frederickson. The train is just coming off of the Lakewood Sub and crossing over the BNSF and UP Seattle Subs. Off in the distance a UP sta... (more)

BNSF 6693 leading the H-PASFRS over the Celilo Drawbridge as it will make it's journey down the Oregon Trunk Subdivision towards Bend, OR

After a quick crew change in Wenatchee, a Seattle to Chicago Z train crosses the Yakima River at Rock Island, Washington. The Great Northern Railway chose this location because it was the narrowes... (more)