BNSF ES44C4 4227 leads a baretable train away from the yard at Barstow.

BNSF 4227 leads an eastbound stack train between Ash Hill & Siberia.

BNSF 4227 leads 8 brand new ES44C4's on their first westbound trip across the Colorado River Bridge at Topock.

BNSF 4227 leads the ZALTSBD up Goffs hill at Homer with 8 brand new GE's.

8 brand new 4200 series tier3 credit ES44C4's lead the hot ZALTSBD up grade towards Goffs.

Looking down from one of the rock formations in Kingman Canyon, BNSF's newest order of ES44C4s descend down track one on hot Z7 train as it snakes along the canyon walls.

Making their first freight haul of their career, eight of BNSF's new ES44C4s hustle 6,600 feet of UPS cargo on this Alliance, TX to San Bernardino, CA Z7 as it honks for the nearby road crossing ... (more)

Two variations of a blue and yellow paint scheme: the classic Santa Fe Bluebonnet scheme on 4227, a rare B23-7, and the newer CSX Dark Future scheme on 8315, an SD40-2, lead CSX train Q300 over th... (more)

The great consist of BNSF 4227 (B2307 (Bluebonnet)) and CSXT 8315 (SD40-2 (Dark Future)) leads Q300 east through Piscataway on a luckily clear December morning.

For the third day in a row BNSF 4227 was used on a Philadelphia-Oak Island (Newark) train. Today it leads a trash train.

A great start to 2006 as Q300 leaves Manville Yard with BNSF B23-7 #4227 on the point. In the foreground is the ex-Reading bridge over the Raritan River while Q300 uses the ex-Lehigh Valley bridge... (more)

The catch of the day, a B23-7 still in Santa Fe bluebonnet colors, leads a CSX Dark Future SD40-2 off of the CSX Trenton Line and over the Raritan River. BNSF only has about 50 active B23-7s left,... (more)

My first photos of 2006 surely did not disappoint. Extremely rare for the area due to the fact that the only Class I railroads that currently roster B23-7's are UP and BNSF. BNSF 4227 (B23-7) was ... (more)

The Bombardier HR616 demonstrator set leaves North Bay eastbound on CP 482.