SeattleRailFan's video: Ghost train in Mukilteo WA 10-23-2013

This was a weird week in the Seattle as we were socked in with heavy fog for almost an entire week. It's rare for us to have heavy fog for more than one or two mornings per year. On this day, most of the fog had burned off except for a heavy layer near Puget Sound. I was again on the beach in Mukilteo. There was bright sunshine above a layer of fog about 100 feet deep. This made for very eerie conditions. Normally heavy fog means the light level is somewhat low with flat light and no shadows. Today, though, it was very bright with defined shadows - yet visibility was less than 1/2 mile. And, the camera sees through the fog much better than my eyes - I couldn't see any of the blue sky you see in the video. The result was BNSF 4029 (C44-9W) looming out of the fog like a ghost as she pulled a stack train northbound. Don't know the train symbol but I'd guess she originated in either Seattle or Tacoma and was headed east to Chicago. 4029 / 4910 / 6219 / 5907 / 1011 C44-9W / C44-9W / ES44AC / ES44AC / C44-9W