NS and BNSF power share the spotlight at the Bluefield service center on a very cold October evening.

An NS SD60 and former N&W caboose idle away a cool October evening next to the old coaling tower at Auville Yard on the Dry Fork Branch.

Loading coal is dusty work! Just ask the crew of NS mine run U10 as they loadout the last hopper for Georgia Power at Excel Mining's Pontiki Prep Plant near Bluebird on the Wolf Creek Branch.

Now there's something you don't see everyday! A Tri-state Salvage truck hauls a damaged NS Top Gon up US-23 toward their operations inside Russell Yards. The hopper was damaged in a mishap near ... (more)

A rail train sporting an engineering car right behind the power rolls across the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River at RB Cabin. These old C&O signals are next on the CSX Signal Department's hit ... (more)

The old C&O signal bridge guarding the west end of Big Sandy Passing Siding is living serving out their last days. The new signals are up and will be active in a few days. Q695 is being goverene... (more)

Lite power out of Russell rolls past HO Cabin into the yard at Huntington, WV.

The Kanawha Shifter rolls past HO Cabin at the west end of Huntington Yard with a long cut of hoppers bound for the KRT transloader at Ceredo.

A train load of black diamonds out of the McClure River Prep Plant down on the old Clinchfield has found its way up to the big Electric Fuels barge loader at Ceredo, WV. A set of KRT switchers wi... (more)

It's almost dusk as an Alsthom unit charges across the Kentucky River at Ford with a northbound autorack train. This unit is almost as bad as the CSX stealth scheme for low-light visibility.

Northbound up the CV Subdivision through lovely downtown Artemus, a Loyall Turn rolls toward Corbin with 55 loads out of the recently reopened Bardo loadout on the Catron's Creek Branch near Harla... (more)

Southbound autoracks fly down the KD Sub through Woodbine at full track speed past early Fall colors.

The London Switcher rolls up to a stop at the Crooked Hill Helper Station after working the woodchip plant just to the north.

Do Hobo's still ride the rails. You decide. The Crooked Hill Helper crew spotted this guys foot on the way up the hill and the Laurel County cops are waiting. A foot chase followed a few second... (more)

Corbin Service Center to N262-09..."How's your power running?"...N262... "Like an old hound dog on a hot July afternoon."