All red on the southend, as S237 maneuvers through the siding overtaking a stalled train on the main. The consist of autoracks shimmer as they glide by reflecting light from streetlights, the cro... (more)

With an AC unit dressed in YN2 paint on the point, empty well cars and containers roll south towards their destination in East Savannah, GA.

Two GE's wait basking in the morning sun for a new crew to take them south. Relief is finally in sight, as a crew member approaches the behemoths preparing for another days work on the railroad.

This hot intermodal train begins to round the curve at 30 mph with stack containers bound for Jacksonville, FL. Not often seen, this GE leads the way without a single light on.

The new CSX Boxcar Logo on CSXT No. 3107, comes nose to nose with the older logo on CSXT No. 9004 while heading south on an early morning in Roanoke.

Not long after passing the defect detector at mp 835.2, with no defects, Q684 rolls north rumbling through the grade crossing at Bud Cummings Rd on a unusually warm day in December.

Starting its journey south from Chicago, IL phosphate empties pass through Roanoke behind two GE's. One very faded Union Pacific engine and CSX No. 5281 GE ES40DC in the YN3 scheme. Having to tra... (more)

Finally the rain stops and I'm able to take some night shots... CSX train W081-01 sits and illuminates the southend "Darth Vader" color light signals, as CSX train Q102-01 slowly takes ... (more)

A clear signal at the northend of Broughton, keeps this BNSF powered intermodal train charging north on the main line with less than a hour of daylight left.

Two GE ES40DC engines, take freight south through Roanoke on a early spring morning.

The power of these CSX units is being tested as they tow 110 loads of coal up grade through Roanoke. With extra traction being needed for heavy loads, sand is sprayed in front of the locomotives ... (more)

With leaves falling from trees and a coolness in the air, this intermodal train squeals as it takes the sharp curves at 30 mph going down grade.

With a train full of containers, a string of BNSF engines with No. 7292 in lead charge north on a perfect fall day.

Two wide cab GE's sit in the short 4,752 ft siding in Roanoke waiting for their next assignment. CSX No. 9004 and CSX No. 7684, showing off two of the CSX paint schemes.

On a beautiful spring day, BNSF No. 6864 heads north over fresh laid ballast with its double-stack train bound for Birmingham, AL.