It is always a joy to catch NS 212 coming through Mt. Airy. First you hear them call the signal and blow the horns in Cornelia, then the "music to my ears" rumble from the locomotives a... (more)

NS 212 clearing track 1 in Mt. Airy while a Southbound NS 203 approaches on track 2. Then I can return to my Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit.

A solid set of Union Pacific power leads 212 at a slow roll as they meet a late Amtrak Crescent, train 19. The sun is shining in its full glory after popping out over the tree line to the northeas... (more)

NS 212 riding literally right on 172 tail end as they come through Alto, GA. Right as 172 cleared Baldwin, NS 212 comes flying right around the curve just a signal and a half back behind.

NS intermodal train 212 is eastbound on the former CNJ at Phillipsburg, NJ.

NS 212 with a ES44DC leading the piggy back train through Flowery Branch, GA

What has become a common site on the Piedmont, a trio of Union Pacific motors lead hotshot intermodal 212 through downtown Oakwood on a cold March morning.

Norfolk Southern train 212 had this nice matched set of UP SD70M "flares" leading on this sunny but very cold Sunday morning.

After meeting 211 at Carolina, NS train 212 trys to stay ahead of 172 that is getting clear a Duluth which is just 2 signals back.

Southern Serves New Jersey. On a clear and warm Sunday afternoon in early March, Norfolk Southern ES44AC 8099, wearing a Southern Railway heritage paint scheme, leads intermodal train 212 a... (more)

NS ES44AC 8099, painted in a commemorative Southern Railway paint scheme, makes its first northbound trip up the Greenville District of the ex-Southern Piedmont Division mainline. Here, it's seen ... (more)

Once catching him in Downtown Lula, GA, I raced North to catch him stopping at Yonah to wait for 203 to clear up, before continuing North to Greenville, SC

After pacing him through Westminster, SC and him beating me to Seneca, SC, I had no choice, but to make a all out sprint to Keowee just West of Clemson, SC. Nice to have some Southern signals with... (more)

The NS Southern Heritage unit leading 212 meets a westbound empty crude oil train.