The Ringling Brother's and Barnum & Bailey Circus train rolls through Fonda, NY with a pair of BNSF SD75s and a CSX GEVO on the point. The Red unit is bound for Albany, NY for performances oh the ... (more)

After the K041 the K043 followed with again two BNSF's. BNSF's are becoming common but are no wheres near getting old to me, it's a nice variety. Here's a shot of the K043 going under the overpass... (more)

Making Our Way To St Johnsville We Stopped In Fonda To Catch CSX Q366 Coming East Which We See Here, The Train Makes His Way Through Town.

Back In Fonda For Dinner We Caught A Few Trains Before Headed To Amsterdam, Here CSX L279 Comes Through Fonda With A Nice YN2 C40-8W Leader.

A rare visitor to New York State leads an empty ethanol train back west as it rumbles through the Village of Fonda.

A Nice Looking Q114 Heads Eastbound Through Fonda With A Nice Looking CSX and UP Lashup.

The Sun Just Comes Out For CSX K011 Thundering Through Fonda With Nice Mixed Of BNSF Power.

This Is Sure A Rare Thing! CSXT 4593 A EMD SD80MAC Leads Hotshot Q019 Through Fonda With A Beautiful Sounding RS3L Horn, Seeing A EMD SD80MAC Leading A Hotshot Is Sure A Rare Thing To See!

A Santa Fe warbonnet leads it's intermodal train east through town while the crew of the K418 sits in the hole as the day draws to a close.

My second shot of the first Q384 from Sunday as it passes a tied down, engine less train on the siding between CP 184 and CP 188. Another great train to add to that day.

It's been a long time since i've seen a CP SD40-2 leading or trailing. I used to see them a lot down on the Colonie Main but they are slowly fading away. But it was really nice to see this K418 wi... (more)

Just another great train to add to a day of great trains. Here the K017 thunders through Fonda on it's way west with a CSX EMD SD60 leading.

BNSF 5846 leads the G414 in route to RJ to be turned over to Pan Am with Warbonnet (Fake) 4704 second out.

A rare shot of an Amtrak train taking the siding in Fonda to pass the CSXT Q641 which was stopped at CP 188. It was good thinking by the dispatcher to do this because it saved about 10 minutes for... (more)

On a bitterly cold morning, the crew of the daily Q626 from Buffalo, NY to Selkirk, NY waits in the hole. Once, the K040 passes them, they will be able to continue the rest of the trip to Selkirk.