BNSF 7246 (ES44DC) has just been serviced with fuel and sand and now waits for orders to head to the Denver Yard for a train.

An eastbound Q stack train charges out of sag at Darling on its journey down the Arizona Divide during a chilly November morning.

The only word I can find to describe this scene is "surreal." Indeed, a bright three-quarter moon lighting up the Cascade Range forest during a blizzard could only be something imagined in one's ... (more)

A pair of brand new BNSF ES44AC units, wait for CSX Q381 to pick them up off of the EEC-CSX interchange track at the GE plant in Erie, PA.