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IHBMike: Union Pacific powers a Ethanol train at Pine Junction Indiana
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IHBMike: Amtrak 174 rolls by at Galesburg Illinois
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IHBMike: Empty coal hoppers have delivered the goods up north and are now being dragged back west at Galesburg Illinois
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IHBMike: BNSF 5923 works as a rear end DPU, Galesburg Illinois
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IHBMike: BNSF 5965 up front at Galesburg Illinois
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IHBMike: Crossing the BNSF , Vinita Oklahoma
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IHBMike: All ready to depart, Midland Railway
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IHBMike: BUGX 1612, Fort Smith Arkansas
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IHBMike: KCS 4707 leads four others with a long freight at Page Oklahoma
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IHBMike: This passing Canadian National Box Car has interesting paint, Pine Indiana
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IHBMike: The afternoon calm is broken as a CN powered freight rolls up northbound at Rockview Missouri
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IHBMike: Mixed freight at Springfield Missouri
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IHBMike: The A & NR 2000 rounds a bend as it works the A & NR Yard at Lufkin Texas
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IHBMike: Checking the points, a crew member looks over a switch at Lufkin Texes prior to their departure.
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IHBMike: Metra 407 is on the Rock Island at Blue Island Illinois
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IHBMike: Loaded coal heads south at Rockview Junction
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IHBMike: Bulkhead Flat Car TTPX 906362 has a load of steel at Rockview Missouri
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IHBMike: A typical example of ocean going intermodel containers, two 20 foot on the bottom, a 40 foot on top, E. Galesburg Illinois
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IHBMike: BNSF stacker, Pine Indiana
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IHBMike: The KCS thunders up hill at Rich Mountain Arkansas
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IHBMike: A BNSF coal train tops the summit at Rich Mountain Arkansas
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IHBMike: A cab detail photo of the former New York Central 8255, Midland Railway
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IHBMike: Baldwin Feed Company, Baldwin City Kansas
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IHBMike: You never know what you will find, a CNW passenger car from long ago is at Baldwin City Kansas
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IHBMike: A very old grainery and water tower make up a scene at Mazon Illinois
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IHBMike: Katy 142, Baldwin City Kansas
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IHBMike: The Fontanelle Springs is a very nice Dining car, former CNR
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IHBMike: The inside of the Dining Car Fontanelle Springs
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IHBMike: The Maple Creek
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IHBMike: The inside of the Maple Creek, it was very nice!