Two consecutive numbered GP38-2's lead CSX local Y129 off the Nabb Branch back to Louisville's Osborn Yard. The 2722 was former Conrail 8055 while the 2721 was Conrail 8053.

LIRC 2302 along with the 2003,2301,2004 and 2303 lead a loaded potash train.

Louisville and Indiana EMD GP39-2 No. 2378 leads a freight slowly out of Jeff yard at Jeffersonville, Indiana, on May 15, 2014.

Two minutes. That's all I had between one storm that had passed and the clouds covering the sun with another. With a double rainbow and geese heading for the Ohio River LIRC power takes a break f... (more)

Getting into Fourth of July holiday LIRC's 3001 sports a couple of flags as it sits outside LIRC headquarters in Jeffersonville.

The Twin LIRC HOV Units sits in Jeff yard with other LIRC Engines.

After getting a wet eight inch snowfall overnight CSX Y129 makes up its train for its trip back to Louisville.

One of LIRC's two SD40-2's takes a break between assignments in late day sun.

LIRC's newest addition has now arrived on the property. The 3002 originally built as SP SD45 8855 to 7421 then to CEFX 3113. It along with the 3001 are decorated in a special Honoring Our Veterans... (more)

The first six axle power to wear Louisville & Indiana's colors, SD40-2 #3001 sits outside the shop before going into service. The locomotive features a special "Honoring Our Veterans" herald. Pho... (more)

The Louisville & Indiana's newest addition to their roster works the yard making up its train for a northbound run to Indianapolis. The 3001 is their first SD40-2 with one more soon to come in ... (more)

Two for the return trip: The classic Alco S2M power of the Southern Indiana Railroad rumbles back toward home after picking up a pair of box cars at CSXT's Watson Interchange.

SIND's rebuilt Alco S2m heads for Watson to interchange cars with the CSX as it nears a tree tunnel.

Louisville & Indiana train J12A crosses the Ohio River after working the Louisville end of their railroad. GP39-2 #2302 and 2301 lead the train at sunset headed for more work in Jeffersonville.