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Livingston, Montana
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![BNSF Dash 9-44CW's no 4441 and 1004 pause in the yard at Livingston, Montana with a westbound freight on 21 September 2009. Prior to the assault on the 5,800 feet high Bozeman Pass the train was split into two parts and three Montana Rail Link locomotives were inserted in the middle (to provide motive power and relieve strain on the couplings). A third BNSF locomotive was also located at the rear of the train.<br><br>[Andy Carr 21/09/2009]](/images/25000/25652.jpg "Livingston, Montana")
![A trio of Montana Rail Link (MRL) EMD SD70ACe's nos 4314, 4312 and 4315 follows an eastbound BNSF freight through the yard at Livingston, Montana in September 2009. The trio has just helped a freight up the western slope of the Bozeman Pass and provided braking assistance on the eastern descent. The locomotives will take up position at the eastern end of the yard to await the arrival of the next westbound freight. When this train arrives it will be split in two and the three MRL loco's will be inserted in the middle and the train reassembled ready to tackle the climb to the 5,800 feet high summit.<br>
<br><br>[Andy Carr 21/09/2009]](/images/25000/25669.jpg "Livingston, Montana")
![BNSF Dash 9-44CW units 4441 and 1004 (with the assistance of four other locomotives unseen in this picture) get to grips with the eastern slope of the 5,800 foot Bozeman Pass between Livingston and Bozeman, Montana in September 2009. <br>
<br><br>[Andy Carr 21/09/2009]](/images/25000/25692.jpg "Livingston, Montana")
