NS #9183 leads 212 as it begins it's journey on the Charlotte District as it passes the "Dixie Switcher" job at the Worley Signals.

NS #9315 leads New Jersey bound intermodal train 212 through the signal bridge at Timken.

NS #9450 swings around the corner and through the signal bridge at "Paris" in Greenville, SC with New Jersey bound train 212.

NS #9676 leads northbound New Jersey bound intermodal train 212 through Taylors.

NS 7711 and 7594 lead a very long train 212 eastbound near Three Bridges, NJ on a bitterly cold February morning.

Showing little signs of wear-and-tear, albeit being over 7 years old, UP 1996 soldiers onward, proudly painted in a modern day version of the Southern Pacific Railroad.

A spartan cab GE leads intermodal 212 up the Lehigh Line. Even though it's still a Dash 9, it's always refreshing to see something other than yet another Dash 9-40CW leading on the LEHL.

NS 212 blasts through the control point Motor.

On the frosty morning of November 21st 2012, intermodal train 212 enroute from Atlanta GA to Croxton NJ brings a rare treat into the State of NJ. Southern Pacific Heritage Locomtoive number 1996 ... (more)

SP heritage in NJ. The day before Thanksgiving 2012 brought a unique visitor to New Jersey in the form of UP 1996, the Southern Pacific heritage unit. The colorful unit, along with UP 8628 ... (more)

NS 212 sporting a rare appearance of UP's Southern Pacific Heritage unit just catches the early morning sun on her North/Eastbound trip from Atlanta. This is the 2nd time that 212 has had a UP He... (more)

Even with Norfolk Southern's own very successful heritage program, the presence of a UP heritage unit in the Mid-Atlantic leading an intermodal train still draws plenty of interest from the local ... (more)

A morning eastbound whips around a curve, nearly blowing my hat off! Thanks goes to Robert Pisani for identifying the train ID for me.

NS 212 clears the plant at Courtenay on a beautiful summer morning in Clemson, SC. Get your shots, these signals are slated to be replaced in the near future.

Sometimes the clouds align, as they did on this beautiful May morning in Seneca, SC. Here NS 212 races north with its usual load of autoracks, double stacks, and piggybacks.