This isn't Panama City..: An out of place Bay Line GP38, now working on the Meridian & Bigbee in eastern Mississippi, sits at the G&W property's shops in downtown Meridian.

BAYL Yard Job doing some work at their Yard in Dothan, AL.

Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay RS1 #912 sits adjacent to the Chattahoochee Industrial Railroad shop. #912 was built October 1947 and sold to the Chattahoochee Industrial in 1984. Unit was briefly on t... (more)

Bay Line GP38 #511 is tied down on the spur serving Golden Peanut. This facility prepares "candy grade" peanuts for shipment all over the United States. These peanuts tend to be larger and tend to... (more)

The engineer gives a look back as he pulls the Brickyard train out of a customer’s track and back onto the State Docks lead with a cut of high side gondolas at the end.

As they head to the NS yard to pick up their train for today’s work along state docks track, the Bay Line 2015 poses for a solitary roster shot as NS 336 passes by in the background. In a few m... (more)

Columbus Style With a short train composed of only 4 tank cars, the Brickyard local does it just like the NS used to and runs long hood forward down 9th Street as it heads for Alabama and ... (more)

After successfully working the Schnitzer Recycling plant, today’s Brickyard slowly reverses to the NS mainline where it will head to the Columbus yard and retrieve today’s train.

Bay Line GP15T's 1599 and 1597 (ex Apalachicola Northern 722 and 720) are seen here working an industry along Columbus' Riverfront, on GSWR (former CSX) trackage, with a CCH crew.

Things to do in downtown Columbus: Catch a ball game at Golden Park (left), go to a concert or event at the Civic Center (white dome), ride bikes or walk on the Riverwalk (right), kayak, ski, or ... (more)

The solitary Bay Line 2015, formerly known as Bay Line 509, is all that's needed to run today's Brickyard job as the little Geep heads into another one of the numerous customers located along the ... (more)

As they continue to switch cars, the BAYL 2015 is seen at the most eastern terminus point of the CCH yard while it goes about running around its train.

With an approach light at control point 2nd Avenue, the Brickyard Turn slowly advances to the next traffic signal while looking out for motorist and jaywalkers ahead.

Bay Line GP15T #1597 (formerly Appalachicola Northern #720) eases up 9th Street in downtown Columbus, headed to the CCH shop from the papermill for maintenance.

Bay Line GP15T #1597 (formerly Appalachicola Northern #720) crosses the Chattahoochee River on its way from the paper mill at Mahrt to the Columbus & Chattahoochee RR shop in Columbus during an ab... (more)