A pair of Canadian Pacific engines bring a loaded ethanol tanker train off the CSX Etowah Sub, and on to the W&A main heading Southbound on the final day of the year 2015.

The string of Autoracks glides out of the tree tunnel adjacent to the old Gold Kist plant heading Northbound on a bright Fall afternoon in NW Georgia.

After completing it's work in Atlanta and Marietta, the previous days local freight glides over the Etowah River headed back to the yard in Cartersville.

A CSX fire repellent train passes the western art museum in downtown Cartersville, GA. The company had been performing track grinding along the line in recent days.

The loaded CSX phosphate train roars Northbound through the early morning darkness with a BNSF GE sporting the classic Warbonnet paint scheme.

Drone Shot of CSX #24 leading train Q541 crossing the Etowah River south bound on the CSX Atlanta Division - W&A Subdivision in Cartersville, GA

After waiting nearly 8 hours for it to arrive, the Doraville bound ethanol train finally crawls through downtown Cartersville, GA at 2:40am with a worn EX-SOO Line SD60 running proudly out front.

A couple of now long gone units lead the Southbound manifest by the western art museum in Cartersville, GA on bright winter day in Dixie.

A southbound CSX local with a B30-7 in command rolls by the Cartersville station.

After delivering it's load of ethanol to the plant in Florida, the Illinois bound ethanol train motors across the Etowah River with a pair of Norfolk Southern horses providing the power for it's c... (more)

The crew of CSXT train G806-09 dropped their train in North Yard and are on the North leg of the wye at Cartersville, GA 12/11/17, enroute to Plant Bowen at Stilesboro, GA where they will make a s... (more)

A colorful set of power courtesy of 3 different railroads brings a Northbound CSX manifest over the Etowah River on a beautiful Spring day in Dixie.

An empty ethanol train glides over the Etowah River with a pair of BNSF engines providing the juice. Note the lead unit sporting the classic Warbonnet paint scheme.

A pair of BNSF GE engines lend a hand to some company power, as they take a string of sand hoppers back to Atlanta.

A YN2 painted GE leads the Nashville bound freight over the Etowah River on a mild winter day in Dixie.