BNSF in the Montana Rockies

Friday evening at MP 1305 on the Kootenai sub of BNSF's Northern Transcon.
Caught an SD 40-2 still in cascade green and an SD 39-2 Remote Control locomotive in a consist.

[@user-qv5mg6xe5s]

I Love TO Going TO Essex IN The Summers Seeing Mostly BNSF And Even Amtrak Love The Loud DPUs Better Than Quiet DPUs

[@PacificNWRailfan]

Thanks for watching.

[@ghostgarden8032]

This is my most favorite train watching channel 👍👍👍👍👍

[@PacificNWRailfan]

Thank you Ernest, I really appreciate that and glad you enjoy the videos. Thanks for watching.

[@willyct207]

MP 1305 is a very great spot my friend for the way you focus on trains coming and going around the turns on both sides. Thanks you just about did cover all types of trains going thru the forest valley!!!

[@PacificNWRailfan]

Thanks WILLY, yes it is a great spot, I even camp here on occasion. It's easy to cover most types of trains due to the amount of traffic on this line. Thanks for watching my friend.

[@GreatNorthernTech]

Nice!

[@PacificNWRailfan]

Thanks

[@mattanderson6336]

Any videos around Glacier National Park are great!

[@PacificNWRailfan]

Thanks Matt, this is about an hour and a half west of the park, thanks for watching.

[@Mrcharles.]

All those trees make the scenery beautiful, really hope it don’t burn out there

[@willyct207]

Sorry what make the remote control locomotive different from the other D.P.U's my friend?

[@PacificNWRailfan]

Do you mean the remote control locomotives like you see working at switching cars and such?

[@willyct207]

@@PacificNWRailfan My friend you revere to an SD 39-2 Remote Control locomotive in a consist.

[@PacificNWRailfan]

@@willyct207 Oh, OK. If you check the second train, the fourth locomotive, in the lash up, is a remote control locomotive. It's being ferried to whatever location they will use it at and it is a remote controlled locomotive. It can be operated by personnel that aren't in the locomotive.

[@willyct207]

@@PacificNWRailfan Thanks a lot for the info my friend!!