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Monday, 23rd May 2005 by Alex Turnbull
Looks like these trains are stopped at a level crossing on the Burlington Northern railroad track in Wyoming. The Northern one is chopped off by some low-res imagery, but scroll south to see just how incredibly long they are! Amazing. Thanks: tamat Update In the comments, Eric Smith said: These are unit coal trains, typically 100-115 cars long. These were probably going from/to the Powder River Basin in Wyoming, which…
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