W036 heads east for Selkirk Yard and is seen at Stone Rd with a Slug Set for power. A CSX caboose can be seen in trail. Old EMDs, picturesque clouds and blue sky made this train a great catch! ... (more)

A Russell to Huntington turn glides by C&O's RU Cabin that once guided trains through the impressive interlocking protecting the east end of the Russell Terminal. Today, the tower still greets eac... (more)

The distinct profile of a GP30 road slug splits the classic former Clinchfield RR signals at Quarry as the southbound loaded rail train works upgrade just a few miles from a crew change at Erwin.

An empty rail train sits on the siding at Aliquippa.

CSXT 2358 and CSXT 6958 (GP40-2) leads a rare local eastbound on the old B&O line through Seymour, Indiana.

A very senior member of the CSX roster - #2206 was originally built in July1964 for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad as en EMD GP35 locomotive. It has worn several numbers over the years and today s... (more)

A CSX work train passes through Lanett and past one of the major textile employers of this region, the WestPoint-Stevens Mill. Today that company is long gone with a majority of their mills being... (more)

Brand new slug 742.

The classic lines of the GP30 now turned into a slug spends the night resting.

Local T79 heads west between Shelbyville and Louisville behind a road-slug, GP40-2 (3072), and two former SOU GP38-2's (5198, 5195).

MGRail slug 3963 and its mother work the Port of Jeffersonville. The 3963 was originally built in October 1950 as ATSF GP7 2650 the class unit before eventually rebuilt as a slug.

D787 heads east to crossover and come back west in order to run around their train. An interesting unit in this RDSLUG/RDMATE duo is 2246 which started life as B&O GP30 #6913. CSX's road slug prog... (more)

The engineer on LG3 gives a friendly wave from the cab; the empty train is headed back to the mine for another load of Western Kentucky coal for Louisville Gas & Electric’s Cane Run Generating S... (more)