Some Lorman Rail equipment stages in Selkirk while a CSX SD60 Yard Horse shunts some cars for a train to go down the River Line or B&A. If any one can tell me anything about these Lorman units ple... (more)

Another shot of the K010, this time pulling into Selkirk on a beautiful fall day. It was more mild than usual and it offered a lot of foreign power. It was a great day to be on the rails.

It was a day full of foreign power and great weather for October. BNSF is becoming very common on the line nowadays. © 2013 Christopher Goes Rail Photography

Wrecked Engine! CSXT 4759 Sits In Selkirk Yard Along With The Other Wrecked Engine's That Were Involved In A Major Derailment In Fonda, NY...4759 Took A Nose Dive Straight In The Mud And Was The L... (more)

Kansas City Southern 4012 pauses for a moment during the blue hour at the Selkirk service area. A crew was in the process of pulling it out of its inbound consist and positioning it onto a new out... (more)

Sometimes things just fall together and all you have to do is be ready when they do. A rare YN2 SD50(one of only four left on the CSXT roster in that paint) works as a remote control trimmer as ... (more)

A couple older warrior EMDs shuffle cars on the east end of Selkirk on a stellar Saturday morning.

A CSX employee works on one of the many engines that pass through the service center on a daily basis.

The EMDs have it today at the Selkirk Fuel Plant as an ex-Seaboard switcher tugs out a power set from the 'shed'.

CP 5995 leads a loaded ethanol train through a busy Selkirk Yard. These older CP engines, as well as ICE and DME power, where fairly common on a lot of these ethanol trains that ran through the a... (more)

A former Seaboard System MP15AC now owned by CSX Transportation sits outside the shops along with a string of several other engines.

The CSXT Mohawk and Selkirk Subdivisions often see a great deal run though power on the many trains that pass through. This day's visit to Selkirk did not disappoint as pair of Kansas City Souther... (more)

A group of assorted CSX engines sit outside the CSX Locomotive Shop. CSX engine 8483 began as a SD40 built in February of 1969 as Missouri Pacific engine 751. It was rebuilt as an SD40-2 and still... (more)

After passing Q382 on my way to CP V.O. I quickly shot back to Ben's Bridge for a shot of this BNSF Warbonnet (Fakebonnet). They are moderately rare around our area.

A recently repainted CSX Geep sports the new "boxcar logo" while it basks in the afternoon sun. The 2806 began it's career in June of 1979, built as Conrail engine 8265.