The wayfreight heads west out of Belgrade as the cloud cover breaks up and the sun shines for the first time in a few days. An ex-Kennecott Copper unit, evidenced by the short fuel tank, leads th... (more)
The engineer of 491 was standing right next to me enjoying the sunset as I snapped some shots of his train holding at Murray.
CP's Chicago-Vancouver intermodal hotshot came through town at the right time for a sunrise shot again this morning. Some frost glistens on the prairie grass as the long stack train hustles west ... (more)
In sweet evening light, two EMDs get a westbound underway out of Murray for the last leg of their trip to Glenwood.
With the coming of fall and shorter days, it won't be long before the sun will stay on the south side of the tracks here at Belgrade from sunrise to sunset. An eastbound came along at just the rig... (more)
A GP38AC and an ex-Kennecott Copper GP39-2 (CP 4599) lead the wayfreight toward Brooten to tie down for the evening, running at restricted speed due to signal troubles. A local farmer keeps this ... (more)
A single SD40-2 leads an empty frac sand train east through Belgrade at sunset on a beautiful summer evening.
The daily Vancouver to Chicago hotshot hustles through Belgrade on a mild but hazy summer morning.
A CP SD40-2 and two NS GEs at Murray with an eastbound grain train. With the train sitting in the siding, it was simply a matter of waiting for a hole in the clouds.
Two EMDs lead train 496 through Belgrade on a perfect summer morning.
An eastbound makes its way into Belgrade as some farm implements head out on MN 55 at sunset.
A rebuilt EMD sits on the main at Murray with a westbound as the sun rises on the summer solstice.
A single CN unit leads a unit covered hopper train across the CP's Paynesville Sub.
A single GEVO leads an eastbound through Belgrade on a gorgeous spring morning, viewed from the top of the Belgrade Co-op Elevator with permission.
With the sun nearly to the horizon, two repainted SD60s hustle a westbound by a train waiting in the hole at Murray East.