Low morning light filters over the horizon at Timpas before the test train sets out for the day. An original ATSF station sign outlives the depot, water tank, and other railroad structures at Timp... (more)

The sunlight has eroded, but the lettering on the EMDX 1212 picks up the remaining light quite well. EMDX 1212 will be back at it tomorrow on Raton Pass.

V KCKCLO ducks under the new signal bridge at Craig amidst the orange glow of the last rays of the sun.

HRT 654 slumbers under a former unloading shed at Lavonia, GA. Photo taken with permission. Thanks to MSW, and JJ for some of the supplemental lighting.

P70 waits on Amtrak 20 to speed by.

Under a crescent moon, this US&S Type TR-2 "tri-light" stands guard along the former SAL/CG interlocking. The SAL used to be CTC from Birmingham to Atlanta, but was abandoned by CSX in 1989. The r... (more)

A. Durden spots a work train in a scene that could have been played out at Ft. Gordon in the early 1960's

L&I 1803 sits quietly under the flood light, surrounded by plastic pellet cars and MoW equipment.

Q200 wanders along the shoreline of Nickajack Lake with a tremendous sound under a full moon. The train is in Tennessee, and the image was shot from Alabama, and a little bit of the state of Georg... (more)

While the train may be occupying a small portion of the frame while crossing Lake Russell, the sonic experience of hearing the train approaching for 10 minutes prior to its arrival was something t... (more)

After spotting ties all day, the slug set and tie train rests in the siding at Notasulga. Additional frontal lighting provided by a Vivitar 283.

The Hill Job is on it's way back from Barin's quarry, but before heading back to the yard, they switch at a local foundry that makes automotive brake parts.

Unnerved by the onslaught of an AC6000, and the eerie light of the moon, this crossbuck stands guard at one of the more primitive crossings along the West Point Route.

A different look at the Georgia Southwestern's 6302 while sitting just outside of Callaway Gardens. Thanks to Casey for the 50 trillion candlepower lighting on the moonless night!