Q500 soars through Syracuse, IN with a nice, matched pair of YN2 AC44's up front.

15Q accelerates westbound towards downtown Ligonier with a pair of ex-Conrail locomotives on the point.

A view of NS' Harbor Yard in Ashtabula.

Business is booming at NS' Harbor Yard in Ashtabula, Ohio. Coal/iron ore trains are staged awaiting loading/unloading, a pair of NS units thrown in amongst the many hoppers.

A tied-down N859 sits in the North Controlled Siding at Lloyd Road in Wickliffe, as Q114 and Q268 approach on the adjacent mainlines in the background.

Q387 (a new Willard to Chicago merchandise train) is stopped between Tiffin and Republic, waiting for traffic ahead to clear. In the trailing position is a Warbonnet SD75-series locomotive, a some... (more)

Q349 is stopped at "East Fostoria", waiting for traffic to clear in town. Up front is a nice, clean 'Super 60' locomotive.

E937 passes the old depot north of town in Fostoria, preparing to turn west onto the former B&O Willard Subdivision. The fall colors in the background really make the shot!

The ORHS "Medina Loop" trip departs Medina, Ohio after making it's afternoon lunch stop. It is seen descending the slight grade from the former B&O to the Wheeling & Lake Erie Akron Subdivision.

A set of four SD40E helpers aid in shoving heavy Strawberry Ridge coal train 534 over the West Slope of the Allegheny Mountains.

Another SD40E helper set brings up the rear of eastbound stack train 20T in Lilly, PA.

Helpers on the rear of general merchandise train 10G pass all of the "golden oldies" at the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum. This was shot during the weekend of Railfest 2010.

Amtrak 42, the eastbound "Pennsylvanian", pulls into the Altoona Amtrak Station. This was taken during the weekend of Railfest 2010.

In a scene similar to one of my previous photos, we see Cody Zamostny (right) and Alan Savage grabbing their shots of train S393. Up front are a pair of GE AC6000CW "Super 60" locomotives.

S393 waits it's turn into Garrett Yard. It is seen sitting at the "Indo" signals. The bridge in the distance is at the Ohio/Indiana border.