The Toledo Hauler is passing through the Oregon Coast Range, heading to the massive Georgia Pacific mill at its namesake.

At the upper limit of tidewater, the Toledo Hauler heads for the coast along the Yaquina River.

A westbound in the Willamette Valley passes the passenger station in Salem, with power typical of the late 80s.

On a rare outing south of New England Central’s Italy Yard, NECR SD9 #1750, originally built as DMIR 161 and later NECR/GSWR 1900, leads an extra ballast train south through Richmond, VT.

On a rare outing south of New England Central’s Italy Yard, NECR SD9 #1750, originally built as DMIR 161 and later NECR/GSWR 1900, leads an extra ballast train south along the Winooski River at ... (more)

Amlbing past a seemingly abandoned elevator on the outskirts of Bruce, WA, the CBRW's Connell Turn is close to their namesake and interchange with the waiting BNSF. I was honestly pretty disappoin... (more)

While I found the CBRW to be an interesting railroad, there isn't much to be had in the way of scenery. Luckily the power more than makes up for it. While the #12 has a fascinating history, coming... (more)

The Albany Roustabout clears yard limits at Albany, Oregon as it works west toward Eugene.

On a clear fall morning, the Albany Roustabout makes up its train at Albany Yard.

Southern Pacific SD9 No. 5399 sits in the morning sun at Lebanon, Oregon, on September 26, 2016. The 1955 EMD product was originally numbered No. 5399, which was later rebuilt by SP into SD9E No. ... (more)

A train bound for Roseburg splits a pair of semaphores on the Siskiyou Line.

An extra West Stayton Local negotiates the connection between the Geer Branch and the West Stayton Branch at Geer, Oregon. The train was taking a mechanical refrigerator car to spot at Stayton on... (more)

WRIX 439 at Warden, WA.

IERR 206 rolls south on former C&O rails into the tiny community of Bath, Indiana. The older style crossing signal guarding Bath Road and the old Code Line pole along with the 1955-vintage SD9 add... (more)

IERR 206 hustles south on the former C&O Cincinnati to Chicago mainline at the crossing of my new favorite road name, E. Velocipede Pike, between Cottage Grove and Bath, IN.