Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago
I happened to be out and about today and caught a few trains while I was driving.
First up was a meet at Ina, IL. MPRNL with UP 7676 leading south was the first to arrive and got lined into the siding.
I moved up to Bakerville, IL (just south of Mt. Vernon) to catch the opposing northbound MNLTT with UP 5925 leading.
Then as I passed through Bluford, I could see the headlight of a southbound CN U75481 with CN 2343 leading.
The CN train was a unit tank train of some kind. The tanks didn't have any placards, nor any buffer cars between the engines and cars. If you have any idea of the commodity of this train, I would be curious to know! Leave a comment down below.
I happened to be out and about today and caught a few trains while I was driving.
First up was a meet at Ina, IL. MPRNL with UP 7676 leading south was the first to arrive and got lined into the siding.
I moved up to Bakerville, IL (just south of Mt. Vernon) to catch the opposing northbound MNLTT with UP 5925 leading.
Then as I passed through Bluford, I could see the headlight of a southbound CN U75481 with CN 2343 leading.
The CN train was a unit tank train of some kind. The tanks didn't have any placards, nor any buffer cars between the engines and cars. If you have any idea of the commodity of this train, I would be curious to know! Leave a comment down below.
