114 comes into Sims with ex-GTW 4630 leading the way.

114 rounds the curve coming into Sims in the late afternoon.

The CLNA's afternoon job builds a train for the CSX interchange with their ex-GTW and NS geeps for power.

Carolina Coastal 114 switching out cars at Wilson.

An ex-SOU/NS GP38 brings up the rear of 114. Since it was rebuilt in 2005, 2177 spent the last 15 years of its NS career working in eastern PA/NJ before returning south to NC.

Carolina Coastal 114 builds their outbound train at Wilson with an ex-GTW GP9R and ex-NS GP38-2 for power.

Carolina Coastal 115 finishes building their outbound train at the CSX interchange in Rocky Mount with ex-CN GP9RM 7003 for power, looking rather out of place on the former Atlantic Coast Line. To... (more)

CLNA 119 inches its way off the Tar River bridge and into Washington (the Original Washington, beating out DC by a couple decades) on its way back to Pinetown. GP9RM #4012 is a common sight on thi... (more)

Shortly after midnight, Carolina Coastal GP9R's 4609 and 4624 lead the road train east into the CLNA yard in Wilson, NC, operating on former (original) Norfolk Southern Railway trackage.

Carolina Coastal train 120 blasts off from Hexacomb on a warm Monday afternoon with a pair of ex Grand Trunk GP9R's in command.

The "Belhaven Bullet" enters the wye at Pinetown with a ex Illinois Central GP10 in command.

Resting and Waiting. GP9 4624 was the first unit painted in the CLNA's new scheme and was the sole unit wearing that scheme for a period of about two years. It sits with its consist near Bi... (more)

Carolina Coastal's #119 job crosses the long Pamlico River trestle spanning Washington, NC and Chocowinity, NC on it's morning run from Plymouth. Many of CLNA's locomotives feature new paint with... (more)

Carolina Coastal train 119 slowly crawls across the Pamlico river trestle in Washington, NC. The train includes a long line of pipe cars being used near Plymouth, NC for a new pipeline. CLNA o... (more)