Departing. After some work in Waynesville, T59 has run around its two cars and is departing town toward the Evergreen Facility where it will do some more work for the day.

Returning Home. After working Waynesville and the Evergreen Facility near there, T59 returns home just past the Joshua L. Clifton Memorial Bridge and Lake Junaluska.

Ready to Pull. The Lhoist's ex-SOU High Hood diesel pulls forward as it prepares to depart for the NS Interchange at Rockwood, TN.

Rural Movements. On a Lerro Photography outing, the Potomac Eagle's B&O F7 moves through a farm on a very rainy afternoon.

Classic Lines. On a Lerro Photography outing, the Potomac Eagle's beautiful F7 poses beside a classic Buick Electra.

Morning Run. The Carolinian heads north on the Southern main through Landis.

Bridging the River. The ACWR passenger train movement pauses on the bridge at the Yadkin-Pee Dee Hydro Project.

Heading for the Rocks. The designated local heads out to a nearby customer to pick up a load of stone.

Foggy Mountains. On a Lerro Photography excursion, this former Canadian National and Algoma Central F9 pulls the train back for another runby.

Making the Turn. The NS OCS train passes through Five Points in Columbia, SC, on its way to the Masters in Augusta, GA.

Coal! CSX brings a load of coal for Santee Cooper's Cross Generating Station through Jalapa, SC on the CN&L line.

Unique Leader. An SD70MAC leads the daily M580 through "the Ditch" out of Columbia, SC. In a rail reorganization initiative in the 1980s, the CSX and NS tracks in the northern part of Colu... (more)

Multiple Foreign Units. The daily pig train from Atlanta, NS 242, proceeds through the locally popular Devine Junction toward Andrews Yard in Columbia. Any train that runs through Columbia... (more)

The Impending Storm. Having recently finished its morning work, this former Port Royal Railroad switcher awaits the impending arrival of Hurricane Ian as indicated by the clouds in the back... (more)

Coal! A load of coal destined for Santee Cooper's Cross Generating Station heads through Little Mountain, SC, about 40 minutes northeast of Columbia, SC.