Busy evening on Logan Hill
At 9:00 p.m. on July 2, 2016, Three Union Pacific trains make the climb over Logan Hill north of Bill, Wyoming. In the distance, with its headlights distorted by all the exhaust, is a fourth train dropping into the Antelope Creek valley. Dusk has settled over Powder River Basin this day, but as sometimes can be seen, there is still some life in the coal industry. Noticed on this visit though, the main furthest to the left in this view is (temporarily?) out-of-service due to current traffic levels.
Busy evening on Logan Hill
At 9:00 p.m. on July 2, 2016, Three Union Pacific trains make the climb over Logan Hill north of Bill, Wyoming. In the distance, with its headlights distorted by all the exhaust, is a fourth train dropping into the Antelope Creek valley. Dusk has settled over Powder River Basin this day, but as sometimes can be seen, there is still some life in the coal industry. Noticed on this visit though, the main furthest to the left in this view is (temporarily?) out-of-service due to current traffic levels.