Its June 9th and I found myself in Akron Ohio on an extremely hot/humid morning, well hot/humid for the month it is, as V089 flies through Akron. V089 at this point is up to track speed on the New Castle Sub bound for the BNSF in Chicago more specifically Ensign, KS for reloading. What is rare about this is that this train (V089) is bound for the BNSF and G089 is from the BNSF, Thus this train generally has BNSF Power, so catching anything other than BNSF and potentially CSX on this train is rare in itself, even more rare this is a BCOL C40-8M on the train and even more rare on the point. BCOL 4606 was last seen in ohio on G089 but before that V053 heading back to the BNSF in trail also behind another BCOL C40-8M. I really wanted to shoot the 4606 in the lead as i shot the 4604 last time leading.....
