84K views · 235 shares | An odd and unknown load is on this BNSF train heading west through Kingman Canyon in 2004. It looks like a giant telescope. Anyone know? Whatever it is, it looks too complex not to be protected by a cover of some sort! From the BKVP program "BNSF in the Arizona Desert. https://rfd.video/AZDesert | Railfan Depot | Facebook

Union Pacific and BNSF trains pass in the mountains on the model railroad layout at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. It’s quite a layout that shows how goods are brought from Seattle to Chicago by train. #modeltrains #modelrailroad #modelrailways #museum #chicago | Rail Brothers

9.6K views · 318 reactions | BNSF's Salmon Bay bridge in Seattle is an important component of our 32,500-mile network, connecting critical parts of the Pacific Northwest to the rest of the U.S. supply chain. We're replacing the counterweight, which allows the bridge to open, so that we can continue to operate safely and efficiently. Replacing the counterweight rather than replacing the entire bridge will minimize the project’s impact on the surrounding area. | BNSF Railway | Facebook