No longer in warbonnet colors, BNSF 543 sits in the Byhalia siding waiting for a new crew to take it into Tennessee Yard in Memphis, TN.

I can't think of much better than the memory of spending the day in Abo Canyon. Watching the Santa Fe parade roll by. While exploring the different picture options on the seven bridges. The Santa ... (more)

Area local doing a turn from and back to BNSF's Cherokee Yard.

Rain begins to fall on the very last day of 2018, as the very last Nashville & Eastern schedule freight works it's way through Horn Springs, heading east for Lebanon, TN. As the crews day draw to ... (more)

Westbound Santa Fe B40-8W 504 with three GP60M's at Blue Cut, Cajon Pass, California.

As the sun begins to slip behind the horizon the last rays of light paint the Mojave Desert in a wonderful glow highlighted by the presence of BNSF's westbound 'Cadiz Turn'. The turn is on the hom... (more)

BNSF 539 leads M GALGAL over the Colona interlocking

Former Santa Fe B40-8W 539 leads Local 105 west out of Joliet.

A pair oF 4 axle GE’s lead a manifest for Galesburg, IL.

Warbonnet 521 (B40-8W) carried the uniquely oversized BNSF letters on the doors.

Late in the afternoon, Santa Fe 547 East passes the big, new house at Knightsen, CA. Knightsen has grown considerably since this photo was taken, which is true of most places within striking dista... (more)

Santa Fe 505 East climbs the steep western slope of Ash Hill as it roars through the Mojave Desert past Ludlow. From this vantage point, we can see that the desert is definitely not flat, but has ... (more)

A westbound Santa Fe piggyback train flies across emerald fields of Soybeans west of Leeds, Illinois, on August 26, 1995. A pair of GE B40-8Ws bracket two EMD GP60Bs in almost-perfect A-B-B-A form... (more)

561, a pair of Dash 9-44CWs and an SD40-2 switch cars from their train, visible in the background.

Preparing Veterans For the Future. Tucked away in downtown Los Angeles, three BNSF GP60's and a Dash-8 look out of place sitting in Metrolink's Keller Yard. The four units are visiting the ... (more)