A pair of SD40-2s run lite through Alto on their way back to Gainesville after switching customers on the middle portion of the Greenville Sub.

P64 makes a switch move at Alto during a gap in road traffic on the Greenville District.

A pair of SD60's bring Charlotte, NC - Atlanta, GA intermodal train #221 through the north Georgia countryside

NS #211 dashing through the snow at Alto during a rare Georgia blizzard

The Norfolk & Western heritage unit leads a gaggle of other NS and two KCS locomotives on southbound train #153. Passing through the small community of Alto, GA on a beautiful fall morning.

One of the seven active SD90MACs (as of this posting) acquired from CitiGroup, former A&O and now NS No. 7335 leads 154 through northeast Georgia countryside lush with growth from all the recent r... (more)

The red unit of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus train rolls through Alto, Georgia in the last available light at 5:55 pm. This is the very last time that the train will run from G... (more)

Hay there! NS 237 swings around the bend coming to the small community known as Raoul on its southbound trip to Atlanta.

NS 222, sporting the Virginian heritage unit on the point, crawls through the new turnout at the Yonah control point just after sunset on a beautiful spring evening. One of Jaemor Farm's peach orc... (more)

Fresh off meets with 203 and 221 at Yonah, NS 172 continues its trek to Linwood as they pass a flowering field south of Alto.

Summer afternoon clouds build over northeast Georgia as a deadhead office car special passes a field of harvested peach trees at the Echols Hilltop Orchards.

Running in the peak early morning light, Atlanta, GA to Croxton, NJ intermodal 212 races through scenic northeast Georgia with the Norfolk Southern Railway heritage unit on the point.

NS P37 having completed their work at the Fieldale Farms Feedmills in Baldwin, is now pulling Southward out of Alto, GA with an ex-Conrail SD40-2 on point.

Spring has finally arrived in northeast Georgia as the brightly colored Central of Georgia heritage unit travels through its namesake state and the blooming fields near Alto.

A pair of SD70Mac's from KCS (one still in TFM paint) lead a huge 221 as they helm through the small community of Alto.