The Central of Georgia heritage unit takes on a few thousand gallons of diesel before pushing a load of coal over home rails on the former C of G P Line to the Wilsonville power plant.

I ended up chasing NS 19M from Roanoke, VA all the way out to the trestle at Coopers with the guidance of Michael Walton and Daniel Alls. This train had one of the friendliest crews I have ever e... (more)

I ended up chasing NS 19M from Roanoke, VA all the way out to the trestle at Coopers with the guidance of Michael Walton and Daniel Alls. This train had one of the friendliest crews I have ever e... (more)

I ended up chasing NS 19M from Roanoke, VA all the way out to the trestle at Coopers with the guidance of Michael Walton and Daniel Alls. This train had one of the friendliest crews I have ever e... (more)

I ended up chasing NS 19M from Roanoke, VA all the way out to the trestle at Coopers with the guidance of Michael Walton and Daniel Alls. This train had one of the friendliest crews I have ever e... (more)

I ended up chasing NS 19M from Roanoke, VA all the way out to the trestle at Coopers with the guidance of Michael Walton and Daniel Alls. This train had one of the friendliest crews I have ever e... (more)

I ended up chasing NS 19M from Roanoke, VA all the way out to the trestle at Coopers with the guidance of Michael Walton and Daniel Alls. This train had one of the friendliest crews I have ever e... (more)

NS 8114 leads a westbound 21E at the Cassandra Overlook

NS 222 makes a northbound in Easley, SC with the NS #8101 GE ES44AC ( Central Of Georgia ) Heritage Unit leading and the NS #4090 GE AC44C6M trailing 2nd.

In what was probably my greatest stroke of luck photography wise, I was able to catch Norfolk Southern's F Units leading a PTC test train around Horseshoe Curve not long before they were sold off ... (more)

C of G heritage unit leads 215 @ Chattanooga Tn.

Quite a gathering of USA railroading icons at Strasburg in June of 2015; L to R- PRR M1b 6755, PRR GG1 4800, PRR L1s 520, AMTK AEM7 915, and NS F9A 4270.

Usually when a train crew has bad shenanigans it translates usually to equally bad luck to the railfan as well(delays, power swaps, etc). Yesterday was a rare case in point where a train meltdown... (more)