UP 317, tied up for the evening

Kennewick depot in the early morning

WCRC 201

UP 2042 heads eastbound with the Yakima Local in the late afternoon

UP 2042 heads eastbound with the Yakima Local in the late afternoon

UP 25571 brings up the rear of an eastbound Yakima Local in the late afternoon

At the old NP Depot on a cool October morning.

At the old NP Depot on a cool October morning.

SP&S 700 Steam 4-8-4 leads passenger excursion to Prosser, WA

Taken from Kennewick shore of Columbia River with a Burlington Northern Freight crossing.

BNSF 9940 and 2 other freshy-painted MACs lead a empty coal train on the Yakima Valley Subdivision in Kennewick, WA, on February 8, 1999. the mountain in the background is locally referred to as "Little Badger Mountain" which is expectedly next to Badger Mountain. Photo taken by an unknown photographer. Slide bought from store.

Switching the LPG tankers

pulling two leased returned ex CNW SD50 from the storage tracks from the Talgo-LRC facility

UP or not UP, 'Union Pacific' crossed out, but shields still adorn the body.

BNSF pulls two ex UP towaqds Pasco from Richland Jct.

A concentrating engineer watches his brakeman in the mirror.

UP Kennewick Local setting off at Columbia Cold Storage.

UP Kennewick Local crew discussing what to do next.

BNSF, Canadian and a Montanan

Power that was on the H BARPAS2 the night before, now heads across the Columbia for the Yakima Valley and Stampede Subs.

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The Pasco - Lake Yard accelerates out of Pasco at SP&S Junction after crossing the Columbia River.

Just across the crossing I'm at, was a V train, with fairly boring power. NO SAM, I didn't swim in those lovely ponds.

a shot from my son...age 6

well...99% of the time!

UP's "Kennewick Switcher" crossing WA397 in a reverse movement....

a short train of track equipment has just crossed the Columbia River...

a shot from my son age 7....

missed this grain shuttle on the Yakima Sub...

The centerbeam on the left is one of hundreds that BNSF has stored in thwe non-CTC sidings on this line.

nasty train with loads of grafitti

waits to cross the Columbia

#15 brings a cut of cars from the interchange towards the yard...

XTACCTE-11 waits under the bridge until the yard makes room for him...

crosses the Columbia River...

There awas a 30+ minutes delay due to malfunctioning signals on lift span.