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Menasha, Wisconsin
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An eastbound BNSF sand train rolls along the Mississippi River at Glen Haven, Wisconsin on October 17, 2019.
Wisconsin & Southern Reedsburg Sub local skirts the shore of Lake Wisconsin in September 2016.
Recent arrivals on the property, 4219 and 4223 had yet to visit the paint shop.
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At the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers, a BNSF eastbound carrying military vehicles crosses the Wisconsin River near Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin on April 12, 2021. BNSF received the military loads from the Wisconsin & Southern - which hauled them from Oshkosh, where they were built.
WAMX 4196 and sister 4197 lead a Helm rental across Wisconsin's beautiful farm riddled countryside with a grain train for Chicagoland. WSOR's Prairie Sub parallels US 14 across the state in many spots, making chasing rather enjoyable.
Black Earth, WI
2022.07.09
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On our way home from the Iron Range last September, my friend Drew and I wanted to see what we could find on the Wisconsin Southern, hoping we could spend the day and find something worthwhile on the "Whizzer". After some inquiries, the info came through and we landed in Horicon, WI on Thursday morning September 17th to find 2 WSOR trains lined up ready to go. Train L499 from Horicon to Ackerville was our target, and with 2 matched red WSOR GP38-2's, it was a no brainer. We stumbled a bit, not knowing the area, but we did fairly well, meeting Steve Glishinski along the way and had a great day. Here WSOR train L499 is on the approach to Hartford, WI crossing Independence Ave about to switch several industries before heading over to Ackerville to meet its' counterpart from Milwaukee at the CN interchange. Another big thanks to Uncle Wak for the help....again! September 17, 2021.
It's a few minutes before sunrise over a calm Lake Monona in Madison, Wisconsin at 5:29AM on May 14, 2021.
Mid-May always brings out the pink and purple lilac flowers. Mine seem to be a week or so behind, but they now smell amazing.
WAMX 3928 leads a 105-car Wisconsin & Southern grain train eastbound through Black Earth, Wisconsin on January 15, 2025.
I saw this beautiful Harley Davidson motorcycle in a parking lot accross from the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc Wisconsin. I couldn't resist taking a photo.
There have been some spectacular sunsets and sunrises this month, mostly due to smoke from the wildfires in Canada.
5:39AM in Jefferson, Wisconsin
Phanaeus vindex, also known as a rainbow beetle, is a North American species of true dung beetle in the family Scarabaeidae.
The day after a snowstorm is usually quite beautiful, but also cold.
10 degrees F (-12 C)
Windchill 0 F (-18 C)
Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA
It was sunny and "warm" (mid 30's F) yesterday afternoon, so we wandered around Kohler-Andrae State Park.
We ended our visit by walking along the beach. The winds and Lake Michigan's waves had created a frozen moonscape that stretched for about half the length if an American football field. There were two glacier-like hills and valleys between the shore and the water . I crossed the frozen stream and climbed to the top of the first hill and then walked along its ridge. It was truly amazing!
Canadian Pacific's westbound train 287, rushes westbound through the springtime countryside of Reeseville Wisconsin. I must admit, it was rather pretty.
CP 287
CP 9658, UP 5479
Reeseville, WI.
Spring 2019
A BNSF eastbound intermodal rolls along the Mississippi River and the colorful bluffs at Glen Haven, Wisconsin on October 12, 2020.
Spring Valley Preserve is known as the “Wisconsin Desert” due to its environment of cacti, dry grasses, sand, lizards, and dunes. We enjoyed our visit and are looking forward to going there again when the prickly pear are blooming!
Time to put this behind us for a few days! If the weather cooperates we hope to fly to Florida Friday and revisit the Gulf Coast. This will be the first time since 2015.
I really enjoy your photos and will try to keep up with them. While traveling I rely on my tablet and phone for posting, so I'll do the best that I can. Posting by laptop is easier than by tablet, but a laptop is so cumbersome to carry around.
Namaste.