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BN 7182 and BNSF 4729 lead a westbound manifest past Ashby, NE on its way to Alliance and beyond. The 4729 was one of those Dash9s pressed into service with no markings but for road numbers. Fuji ... (more)
I doubt I would "offend" anyone if I called this the middle of nowhere because there's nobody there to bloody well offend! One of the innumerable coal trains that have passed by in the ... (more)
BNSF Railway train E-CSSBTM017A heads west back to Wyoming's Black Thunder Mine from Stratton, Ohio. A trio of SD70MACs power this train: BNSF 9545 (ex-BN 9545), 9760 and 9506 (ex-BN 9506). more)
Eastbound merchandise.
An Omaha Public Power (Arbor, NE) empty coal train heads westward towards the Buckskin Mine as it traverse the Sand Hill Sub at Ashby.
A loaded Omaha Public Power (Arbor, NE) coal train heads eastwards over the Sand Hills Sub near Ashby.
We made it all the way out to Alliance on our adventure. Unfortunately the Sand Hills Sub wasn't so nice to us. Only 1 eastbound tram left Alliance on Tuesday morning and the dispatcher stuck him ... (more)
Sandhills & Windmills: This is about as developed as the countryside gets for many a mile along Nebraska Route 2 that parallels the BNSF Sandhills Sub. Two of the Grinstein beauties lead yet anoth... (more)
BNSF 5923 & 9540 are on the rear of an eastbound coal train stopped on the single track waiting for permission to proceed.
A westbound BNSF coal empty rolls through Nebraska’s Sand Hills at Ashby on May 22, 2014, led by a pair of GE ES44AC locomotives.
BNSF 5645 & 8582 with westbound empties between Hyannis & Ashby.
BNSF 5846 waits for a signal to proceed east.
An eastbound loaded coal train, between Ashby & Hyannis, traverses one of the few remaining sections of single track on the Sandhills Subdivision.
Sandhills SD60sA Burlington Northern coal empty is westbound out of Ashby, Nebraska, heading for Alliance on a trip through the Sandhills on May 11, 1995. A trio of EMD SD60s power the ... (more)
BNSF 6434 & 9676 lead eastbound loads through the sand hills.
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