Three railroad names in one--- The Burlington, The Great Northern, and the Santa Fe--- BNSF. Their engines are that orange-red design that reminds us of the old Santa Fe colors. Their track is on the Washington side of the Columbia river as it goes through the gorge and beyond. The the locomotives are mostly GE's, and the scenery on the Washington side is more exciting than on the Oregon side. The Union Pacific is on the Oregon side. UP engines are a shade of yellow and are generally EMD diesels. Nearer to where we live, the main north-south route is in Western Washington and is used by both railroads--- usually more than 60 trains a day. This train had two engines in front, and two pushing in the rear.
Sharing today with Mersad's Through My Lens
13 comments:
An incredibly dramatic shot.
São umas composições imponentes, aproveito para desejar uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Simply Superb! ❤️❤️
Fabulous work there.
Interesting history.
Wow! You are off to a good start with your railroad series.
I am going to enjoy this series for sure..thus is a great shot.
¡Genial!
You have a special magic with trains, and this photo is no exception. Your picture reminds me of the work of artist Don (Ace) Williams, https://www.modernartsmidtown.com/artists/Don%20Williams
Impresionante. Un gran monstruo saliendo de la oscuridad. Y un gran control de la luces.
Un abrazo.
a beautiful picture
I like it a lot
There is something wonderfully eerie about this image
Mollyx
Great shot!
I really like your railways pictures !
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