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BNSF loaded coal drag with matched pair of GE ES44AC, 6075-6142, tip-toe carefully past a working Plasser Ballast Regulator track machine east of Alliance in Nebraska with a load of Powder River coal on June 1, 2010.
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Matched pair of BNSF GE ES44AC, 6075-6142 sweep round a big curve near Bingham in Nebraska with a load of Powder River coal on June 1, 2010.
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A pair of elephant-style BNSF GE ES44ACs 6075-6142 are reflected in a trackside pool near Lakeside NE at 11:15 on June 1, 2024.
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BNSF 25th Anniversary unit BNSF 6075 leads the North Antelope Mine, WY to Holcomb, Kansas coal load C NAMHOH0 01A past Tomah on a nice Spring afternoon.
BNSF 6075 sits at Ostrom siding south of Marysville, CA as it waits for a few southbounds.
BNSF 25th Anniversary unit BNSF 6075 brings up the rear of a Smithers Lake bound coal load as rolls south by Tomah on a beautiful fall evening.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
It's been a while since I've posted a train photo let alone taken one. As I was driving along Airport Way tonight after taking a couple of aviation pics which I'll share later, I was coming up the end of it and happened to see one of the ten newly painted 25th Anniversary BNSF Railway heritage sitting in one of the engine storage tracks at South Seattle yard.
I quickly did a lap around to pull off to the shoulder to grab a couple of photos of it. I was unaware however that it had a crew on it and it was going to end up puling out to head back down one of the military storage tracks to attach the consist to a train. While I wish we would see some full heritage paints on some motors, it was still cool to capture one as I've passed several of them between Seattle and Portland while working.
BNSF 6075 shoves on the rear of a southbound coal train as it climbs the grade in Greenland, CO.
That big mountain back there is Pikes Peak, and I was hoping I would get a shot of it before all the snow was gone for the season. I love the Spring contrast with things greening up along the front range while snow still clings to the bigger peaks.
