What a consist! NS 23G with a consist of BNSF 9306, two GEs, and PR43C NS 4001 depart from Bristol on a warm Sunday morning. Thanks to E.M. Bell for the heads up on this train!

NS 23G heads east out of Louisville with its GE C39-8 smoking it up a little.

NS 23G heads east by Waddy as the autumn colors begin to show.

NS Dash 9 9662 leads 23G east by Waddy.

NS 23G heads east with its double stacks in tow by Clark Station.

NS 23G heads east over the Pope Lick Trestle.

NS 23G rolls south by Moreland with its SD70M-2 2743 in command.

NS 23G throws some smoke as the engineer throttles up climbing the hill about five miles west of Bristol Yard.

NS 23G rolls along Railroad St. in Bluff City as it heads toward Bristol after waiting for V19 to finish its work west of Bristol and get back into the yard.

Got Catfish? NS 23G with eight catfish (C40-9Ws), all in the original NS paint scheme, builds speed after clearing a 10 MPH slow order. Lately, it has become common for 23G to have anywhere from 5... (more)

23G rolls east out of the sunset, and through the Virginia countryside on it run to Norfolk, Va. Shot from Va. route 460.

It's a peaceful Sunday morning in this small Virginia town when NS disturbs everything as this eastbound blasts thru kicking up the dust from new ballast. Oh well, church was just out and things ... (more)