The caboose behind 4546 was a Chessie safety caboose, lettered for the Cumberland shop. The shop switcher #9565 wore a similar paint scheme.
On the way to Squaw Creek, the two new units pass through fields filled with wild flowers. Canon 350D.
At the end of the trip, the train pulls into the yard at Yankeetown, and the units will be shut down. The train will be switched out tomorrow. Canon 350D.
Easily in charge of this train, the classy duo continues south.
The maiden run for Squaw Creek comes out of the hogback just north of Boonville with its short manifest for Yankeetown. Canon 350D.
Nearing the end of the line at Yankeetown, the Squaw Creek manifest rounds the curve and heads under IN highway 66. This is the first run for the new RR. Canon 350D.
Now with RRC 11 leading, this Squaw Creek local has just started its southbound trip back to Yankeetown, Indiana as the engineer delights the fans watching this maiden run in the full Squaw Creek ... (more)
Closeup cab shot with US and North Carolina flags flying.
Time for a paint job!
UP SDP35 1406 rattles into the Hermosa Tunnel cut.
NB passenger train #10
Once a mightly Eastern railroad, the Seaboard Air Line has faded into CSX Transportation as the paint on this SDP35 fades into rust.
