4 Kcs Sd70Mac's work a rock train west on the ex Gwwr.

Bnsf 5009 takes an empty grain over the now CPKC bridge at Louisiana Mo.

We had been chasing the KCS 4016 when lucked into this BNSF local, which is seen here shoving a small cut of cars over the bridge that spans Buffalo Creek. On the other side of the bridge that the... (more)

Bnsf 2740 leads the Cosgrove local up the Hannibal Sub.

The BNSF Cosgrove local heading North over Noix Creek on the K-Line.

A Galesburg to St. Louis freight passes thru the town of Louisiana along the Mississippi River. The train is working eastbound (south) on the Hannibal Sub and is about to cross the KCS Roodhouse S... (more)

KCS 4625 & KCS 4068 lead GJVSJI from the Jacksonville, Illinois grain loop across the Mississippi River as they begin their trek across the state of Missouri towards Kansas City.

The local heads north (timetable east) on the K line over the Noix Creek bridge in Louisiana. Went down with the intention of catching KCS (line in the background), but had to settle for this, not... (more)

A LORAM Rail Grinder passes back and forth over a section of track at Louisiana, Missouri. This is the BNSF Hannibal Subdivision on the banks of the Mississippi River.

The cosgrove local aka the 837 get's ready to head east toward West Quincy.

Kcs 4620 drags a rock train into Louisiana Mo. Here it will cross the state hwy 79 and then the Bnsf Hannibal Sub, All before crossing the Mississippi river.

Westbound Train #91 reaches the top of the grade on the climb out of the Mississippi River Valley.

KCS 2 leads the way back to Kansas City on KCS's Roodhouse Subdivision after a full Saturday of partying at the Indy Car races. After leaving the Bommarito 500 at Gateway Motorsports Park in East ... (more)

KCS 2 leads the way back to Kansas City on KCS's Roodhouse Subdivision after a full Saturday of partying at the Indy Car races. After leaving the Bommarito 500 at Gateway Motorsports Park in East ... (more)

Prior to being repainted into the Belle scheme, KCS #4021 clatters across the BNSF (CB&Q) diamonds before crossing the Mississippi River.