Note the angle between the trailing cars and the locomotive as 4125 drops downgrade from the lower switchback at Tate, GA.

Recently delivered to SERM, the GA 1026 GP7 was rebuilt by TVRM in Chattanooga, and now sits idling in the yard at Duluth, waiting to take museum patrons for rides. See Before photo taken by Andre... (more)

NS 199 stomps the interlocker in front of the historic Opelika union depot. After conversing with the crew of CSX Q192 to avoid an interlocker showdown, the NS crew gets the clear and proceeds, av... (more)

Q618 gets blocks north and proceeds across the Central of Georgia in downtown Opelika. A former West Point Route coaling tower maintains its presence just RR south of the diamond.

Q619 scoots through Auburn, just blocks from Auburn University, the alma-mater of one of the south's most accomplished railfans, J. Parker Lamb.

The Madison local tugs a long cut of containers onto the #1 track at the International Intermodal Center in Madison.

Coming off the S&NA South, this pair of EMD's leads their cut of cars past Vera and into the yard at Montgomery.

The crew of SRS 146 has finished for the day and evidence of the ensuing maintenance can be seen beneath the test car.

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.

Q614 gets all the remaining light it can as it throttles out up the hill to Fairburn, where CSX's Atlanta intermodal terminal is.

Camp Hill gets a taste of the Scherer coal empties as the friendly crew navigates through the curves downtown.

IIC 8652, a former Lehigh Valley SW900, sits idle on a Sunday morning.

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)

NS 187 rumbles across a bridge originally built by the Central of Georgia. If you look close above the safety marker on the right abutment, you can see the remnants of the old CofG logo.

WAMX 1509 is almost home to Liberty, MO as it passes over H Highway on a CB&Q-built bridge.