Friendly wave from the conductor of Q427 as they move down the yard to drop there off at the West end of the yard.

Q620's power pulls out from the CSX shop with a great lash up,CSX YN2 B40-8, CN SD75I & BCOL C40-8M, not bad at all.

First time for me seeing a ES40DC in the YN3b paint scheme, Q427 pulls into Selkirk yard after coming in off the B&A.

BCOL 4601, the trailing unit on the morning's Q620 sits towards the sun as it and CN 8006 await their next assignment with other units and the East End of Selkirk Yard in the background.

Ending my Birthday on the right note, Two CSX GP38-2s of different lineage lead a long train

An ex Conrail SD60I moves thru a sea of CSX power on a nice evening at the Selkirk service facility. Across the top of the photo from left to right is the North Departure Yard, the car shop buildi... (more)

The CSX work horses. CSXT 7832 (C40-8W) and another C40-8W are sandwiched between two identical sets of ES44ACs in the Selkirk engine terminal on a beautiful May day.

Up close and personal with the GE Tier 4 demonstrator as it sits in the service area at CSX Selkirk Yard.

The Selkirk hump yard slug set with CSXT 2437 (SD40-2 RC unit) and CSXT 1010 (SLUG) on a bright Saturday in early May.

Heading for the Fuel Pad is the FGLK 3304 which is soon to be delivered in the future days. Seen here as the massive yard fills the background.

On a blustery warm Saturday afternoon, fans on Ben's Bridge over Selkirk Yard were treated to a wide variety of visiting foreign power including a first time visit of NS heritage unit Central of ... (more)

This brought out alot of railfans, the NS Central Of Georgia Heritage unit came north up the river line on empty ethanol K649 the night before, I myself didnt think i would see it but as luck woul... (more)

Q372's power has uncoupled from their train and is now bringing the power to be turned, this power would be tacked on to K649 and head westbound later in the night.

A trip selkirk on this beautiful saturday was worth it, every class 1 railroad was sitting in Selkirk this saturday, even a NS heritage unit! but in this picture, Q386's power is moving down the y... (more)

Slowing down is Q620 with normal CSX power this day, the train is only a few miles from the yard at this point and im sure the crew is happy to be done with their shift.