Threading the Needle With its journey from Memphis just a few miles from completion, Q536 will split the uprights of trains at Church Street as it heads towards Kayne Avenue tower as W081 ... (more)

Another location filled with drama at night, the historic hotel and B&O buildings at Martinsburg still compliment passing trains in 2011. Detectors to your west and east, situated on an obvious gr... (more)

With fog laying in the valley of Meadow Creek, eastbound NF&G empties arrive at W.E. Meadow Creek from Russell, eastbound on CSX's New River Subdivision.

After easing through Walshville, Illinois NS 70E with UP 6897 & UP 6858 with conductor Larue peeking ahead prepare to stop at Toland to line a switch then proceed to Coffeen Power Plant.

A surprising AC6000 and EMD 70MAC work in harmony as they keep their train moving south along the Boyles Terminal Sub. and pass by the buildings of Morris Avenue on a Rocktober afternoon.

CSX Q676 quickly stops at the yard office in Monroe (former SAL station) as U303 heads up the Charlotte Subdivision in Monroe, NC.

Just before sunrise, CSXT 644 rests on a freight track in the East Keyser Yard. Last evening, these loads were brought down 17 mile grade, and later this day the two engines will become helpers an... (more)

S226 folllows the parade of EB's

Busy morning on the Alleghany! Eastbound loads meet westbound MTY's at Moss Run in the heart of Appalachian railroading.

With colors approaching peak at the Alleghany Summit, eastbound loads head for Clifton Forge on a beautiful autumn morning.

After attaching the Ronceverte helper just west of White Sulphur Springs, eastbound loads head for the Alleghany summit during a beautiful morning in White Sulphur Springs, home of The Greenbrier ... (more)

Hotshot trailer train Q010 heads eastbound on the CSX Chicago Line through Milford Junction, Indiana, a powerful Super 60 at the helm.

Its pitch black and very quiet at night here, making this a wonderful place to shoot passing trains from the porch of the old Post Office. You hear trains coming long before they appear in front o... (more)