Rolling along Blue Ridge Highway as it nears downtown Belton, the Pickens Anderson Job's pair of bright GE U18Bs pass a classic white southern house on a beautiful spring morning.

On a beautiful morning in downtown Anderson, two of the Pickens Railroad's bright orange U18Bs have doubled their lengthy train from Gluck up to the inbound from Norfolk Southern, and after some s... (more)

Pickens Belton Job crossing the Rocky River

Pickens Belton Job and Greenville & Western Z590 at Belton

Arriving at the Show. The PICK Anderson job arrives to interchange with the GRLW on a Friday morning.

Pickens Railroad Baldwin VO-660 sits right at the intersection of four roads in Pickens, SC with two box cars from the original railroad. This ws the last time i was able to make it before the rai... (more)

Pickens Railroad crosses over Hwy. 29 in Anderson, SC during the resulting rain from Hurricane Francis in Sept. 2004.

PICK 9508 is a General Electric U18B built for the Seaboard Coast... (more)

Pickens Railroad Baldwin VO-660 and two box cars sit at the old shop in it's namesake town while a PICK GE U18B and former South Carolina Central GP10 sit in the background.

Leaving the Yard. After delivering cars to the GRLW, the PICK reverses for the next stage of its trip toward Honea Path, SC.

Pickens Belton Job comes into downtown Anderson to exchange trains with the Anderson Job.

Where's the Beef? Two of the PICK's U-Boats pull a load of cars past an iconic sign on the way to interchange with the Greenville & Western just south of Belton, SC.

Lots of History. Two of the PICK's U-Boats pass a graveyard of some old switchers.

Making the Curve. The weekday Anderson Job runs through a small S curve on its way east toward Belton to interchange with the Greenville & Western with these cars bound for CSX.

On Station. The weekday Anderson Job works the NS interchange in Anderson before heading east to Belton to interchange with the Greenville & Western Railroad.

Pickens Railway shuffles cars in downtown Anderson, South Carolina in September 2004 as the after effects of a hurricane passes overhead. I was on the way to Atlanta on a work assignment and made ... (more)