Camping trip gone awry? Hopefully not, but whoever left this shoe picked a wonderful spot to camp. A Lerro Productions Charter.

Trains of the WVC and Cass Scenic Railroad converge at the site of the ghost town of Spruce.

One of GSMR's 4 GP's shows off its new green paint scheme next to the Bryson City depot. Earlier in the day the unit handled the run to Dillsboro then awaited the 6:30pm arrival of the train from ... (more)

Shay 4's fireman tightens down the stack's grate before the day's operations.

Before departure from Tunkhannock for Jim Thorpe, the RBMN crew poses with the queen of the fleet. Despite the dreary weather, these guys put smiles on the faces of hundreds of passengers, railfan... (more)

Abandoned trackage set in the cobblestone streets of industrial south Richmond. Not sure how this turnout worked because I saw no mechanism, but it was an odd sight to see in the middle of the st... (more)

89 simmers outside the engine house before hauling four trips to Paradise PA and back.

WWRR Pufferbelly Day doubleheader led by beautiful 98 pulls out of a deep cut and crosses one of many bridges over the Red Clay Creek in this densely wooded valley.

Heading east past the campus of East Carolina University. Note the extra abuttment to the left and wooden pilars in the creek bed. It appears there may have once been another track across this cre... (more)

What line is more popular at a Mountain State Railfan Weekend than the photo line? Why, the food line of course! Can any of you pick yourself out of the line up?

A trio of leased GP38-2 rebuilds rests by the platform of the old B&O station by the once bustling Grafton yard.

Here's an oddball new to RP. CLNA 815, a long way from her previous home on the DM&IR, makes a run around move before returning east to Wilson.

Another day on the Southern comes to a close under stormy skies.

This is the spot where the famous "Tweetsie" entered the Doe River Gorge in a tunnel directly behind where I'm standing. Now the Doe River Campground offers occasional rides into the first mile of... (more)

Running LHF, CLNA 95 heads east across a tributary of the Pamlico River returning to Plymouth from Chocowinity with a cut of empty log cars headed for loading. "Old Yeller" is pretty hard to miss ... (more)