RailPictures.Net Photo: Unknown CSX Transportation (CSXT) N/A at Ft. Spring, West Virginia by Chase Gunnoe

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» CSX Transportation (CSXT) (more..)
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» CSX Alleghany Subdivision
» Ft. Spring, West Virginia, USA (more..)
» June 16, 2012

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» Chase Gunnoe (more..)
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Smothered by a heavy Greenbrier river valley fog, the signals at Ft. Spring project their aspects into the thick, humid summer time air. In the distance, a struggling loaded drag can be heard, snaking up the Alleghany over 5 miles away. By the time he arrives, the first light of the day will be evident.. Another night of railroading on the Alleghany will soon come to an end..

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