Seen here Departing Selkirk yard is K533 with a big beast (AC6000CW) on the longest day of the year.

A long southbound stack train rolls along the Hudson River.

A Big 6 and a GP40-2 are cranked through St Johnsville leading a good size empty rack job westbound.

A small maintenance train with CSX 8116, visit the coastline.

A pair of YN2 painted CSX wide cabs lead a northbound empty coal train by Parksville.

"YN2 Duo Past the Pizza Shop"

A southbound stack train led by CSX 698 passes the station at Ridgefield Park.

After waiting for a few southbounds to pass, Q161 begins to move north after receiving permission from the dispatcher.

Mixed freight heads south on the River Line passing by QR 72.4 in the morning hours as seen from high above on the Walkway Over the Hudson.

"Orange Everywhere"

Two local children watch in enjoyment as a northbound CSX grain train approaches Granite on the KD Subdivision.

After meeting trackage rights train NS 334, CSX K621 gets a signal from the soon to fall L&N searchlight onto the single track at James. Once the rear end clears the next curve to the south/west (... (more)

The CSX crew has just handed off their loaded fly ash train to an engineer for the Sequatchie Valley Railroad, who will take the train north out of Bridgeport to a company in the drywall industry.... (more)

Having traversed Raccoon Mountain, loaded fly ash train K621 is now flying southwest (railroad north) along Nickajack Lake. The sun popped out from behind summer cloudcover at the perfect moment t... (more)

CSX Q417 accelerates west, passing Weequahic Park and busy U.S. Route 22. The train is operating from Selkirk Yard to Pavonia Yard, located in Camden, N.J.