As the last bit of daylight ran out, NS 1066 (New York Central HU) led an intermodal bound for Los Angeles across the Tom-Bigbee waterway.

The afternoon cleared up just in time for the Gulfport/Hattiesburg local to make its return trip through Perkinston by the MGCCC campus.

The KCS Gulfport-Hattiesburg local comes through Wiggins on its way back from Hattiesburg after dropping off cars at the CN yard and picking some up to take back.

NS Hattiesburg is hosting a first responders training conference and has parked their train in the yard. On a gorgeous day like today was, who could resist? Only thing better would be to see it ... (more)

After waiting over 2 hours, watching Amtrak's Crescent #19 and NS 225 go by, NS train 355 finally showed up with two heritage units on front.

I saw this trestle when we went over it while riding the train out to Lynchburg, but GPS showed no access roads to get to it. On the way back however, I noticed some cars parked on a gravel road ... (more)

In the Fall, this spot just looks beautiful. We don't get much color in the South, but this spot sports more than most down in this area.

Heavy rains have flooded the farmlands again, but the trains still race on. Q-194 is pictured here leaving the siding at Lake Cormorant on its journey to Jackson, MS where it is split into two tr... (more)

NS 8099, the Southern Heritage unit was on the point of 393 today headed to NOLA on what amounted to perfect conditions for capturing this beauty.

I missed seeing this train cross the bridge in Decatur by about 10 minutes, but the Virginian heritage unit led NS 364 out of the NS yard in Decatur over to Mooresville where it sat waiting on roa... (more)

After snapping a few photos of 16A leaving Memphis, I hopped on I-240 and then 385 and headed over to Collierville where I proceeded towards Rossville. This is a shot right before coming into Ros... (more)

Following a series of stops and slow orders, this WB empty coal crept through downtown New Albany across the old diamond on a hot, clear September day.

The KCS Gulfport-Hattiesburg local rounds the curve underneath HWY 49 South on its way back to Gulfport after picking up cars from the CN yard in Hattiesburg.

"The City of New Orleans" Train no. 59 had 8 extra single-level cars on it today as it traveled down to New Orleans. Behind it was this unit tank train headed down to Baton Rouge, LA.

The first shot of the morning was a great one as 611 made its way proudly through this quaint setting. The signal bridge had just been replaced removing some history to this photo, but making new... (more)