NS 1072, BNSF H1, H2, H3, Warbonnet, Executive, all in Oregon, Illinois. 2.23.13 Oregon, Illinois

I started out my day bright and early. My uncle, my sister, and I, all headed to the train show in Lena this morning. Saw a bunch of cool stuff. I was glad to get back into Oregon. Last night, my good friend, Tim Parrott, informed me that NS 1072 would be leading an ethanol train down the Aurora Sub. He said it should be here in the afternoon. On the way back from the train show, I asked him via phone if he had word of it leaving Cicero. He said no, they were still waiting for a crew. I get to Oregon. I film the first 4 trains (listed below) and as the 4th one flew past, my camera died. I'm thinking, oh great. How will I film NS 1072 later?I tell Tim about the Executive unit on the 2nd train, and the Warbonnet on the 4th, but I decided it worked out. I found something in my uncle's car that would allow me to charge my camera. A couple minutes later, Tim calls. He says they are holding it in Cicero until later this evening. Well crap. It will come in the dark, and I will leave here at 4:30. I'm SOL. Next train came, #5, and he calls me and tells me that it's actually between Mored and BX Crossing. Oh horray!! #6 comes by, and he calls and tells me they are keeping it in Rochelle for a while. Crap. I go to church. I enjoy it. I get home. He calls and tells me it is waiting for the UP to clear the diamond. Great. I'm home, it's not. I won't be able to get to the tracks. I pull up ATCS Monitor. I notice that it is going in the siding at Oregon for 2 trains still in Savanna. Oh this is great! I have time to convince someone to take me to the tracks! And I did. We left as the first train, the grain train (not listed below) was at the crossing. It had a DPU on the end. I pull up and hop out. I try to take pictures, but only some come out good. The best one is probably here: http://flic.kr/p/dXf3iD The second train came (also not listed below). I was thrilled to see it leave. My fingers were numb. The horn was really loud and scared the crap out of me. This big dog was reving up and it was epic. I had a wonderful day! The line up of recorded trains are below, minus the 2 that passed NS 1072. Oh, and the car at the end driving away is Trainham on Flickr. His picture came out much more better than mine. Here is his: http://flic.kr/p/dXgpHP 1. BNSF 4861, 7067, 5488, Int., Siding, West 2. BNSF 4010, ex BN 9610 Exec., Int., Met #1, East 3. BNSF 4683 H2, 1057 H1, 5641 H2 DPU, Grain, Met #1, East 4. BNSF 752 Ex ATSF, BNSF 981 H3, Int., Met #1, East 5. BNSF 7360 H3, 5226 H2, Int., Siding, East 6. BNSF 6911 H3, 7325 H3, 4098 H2, 5508 H2, Int., Met #5, West. 7. NS 1072 IT Her., NS 1049, NS 1058, Ethanol., Met 2 EB, West.