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Thank you Jessie Skodlow for hosting two amazing Bellisseria Riding Club Sunday rides at Ville de Coeur.
BRC Clearing Yard is the biggest classification yard in all of Chicago. You can find multiple hump jobs busy working the yard during the day. This morning was no exception after seeing two hump job sets meet twice in a short time.
After a little birdie alerted us to a Belt Railway Extra in care of 3 orange South Shore Freight Geeps, my bro and I knew it was only proper to make a stop and lens this guy. Under the care of engineer Kevin Vahey, their 15 cars of freight roll through the back alleys of the blue collar neighborhoods of Hammond, Indiana. With a good deal of leased power on the roster, its always refreshing to catch a solid 3 pack of "oranges."
Closer shot of BRC 380, I believe the BRC's only SD60 seen in a coat of BRC paint after being acquired from the UP. August 2025
BRC (as it is known locally) or Black Rock Cottage, Glencoe, Scotland by its official title. Despite having driven by BRC hundreds of times I realised I had never photographed it, today I did (obviously).
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One of my favorite art installations from last year returned to the playa again this year: the Big Round Cubatron by Mark Lottor. Still photography doesn't quite do it justice...because the colors and patterns of the lights are continually changing...and it's mesmerizing, simply mesmerizing. And beautiful.
On a beautiful summer day that feels a lot longer ago to me than it really was, Belt Railway of Chicago GP23-ECO 236 pulls a cut of cars west through the northeastern end of Clearing Yard while SD40-3 561 moves down the main (east) leg of the 67th Street wye with a ballast train. The neat and trim little brick houses of the West Lawn neighborhood border the yard here.
Belt Railway of Chicago MP15DC 534 at Clearing Yard, Bedford Park in Chicago, Illinois on March 7, 1987, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Also seen, Seaboard System GP38-2 2595 and B36-7 5901, locomotives laying over after transfer runs.
The daily priority merchandise train from Grand Forks to the Belt Railway of Chicago cruises through a cold weather restriction into Hillsboro, ND.