After arriving with cars from Plymouth, 95 and her crew switch the east end of the CLNA's Chocowinity yard and will wait for over an hour for the arrival of the eastbound job from Wilson before ma... (more)

CLNA heads east from Wilson to Chocowinity with a GP30/35 lashup and 20-some cars.

The whine of turbo-567's fills the air as the Carolina Coastal's only pair of matching units lopes along through rural eastern NC. Even though - like almost all CLNA's power - they don't wear CLNA... (more)

After arriving from Plymouth, CLNA 95 left her train on the main to couple onto the headend of the train off the Bellhaven branch which was lead by CLNA GP10 8311. After both trains are put togeth... (more)

Heading east past the campus of East Carolina University. Note the extra abuttment to the left and wooden pilars in the creek bed. It appears there may have once been another track across this cre... (more)

The ingredients for a great shortline day: perfect spring weather, tranquil country setting, and a GP30/35 lashup doing track speed down jointed rail. Not to mention the large cut of woodchip hopp... (more)

You just can't help but take a picture at a place called Walla Watta. The rarely photographed Carolina Coastal Pinetown Switcher rolls due south through the rural farmland of Eastern NC headed for... (more)

It must have been my lucky day to catch the illusive CLNA crossing the span over the Pamlico River in pretty downtown Washington with a GP30 on the point. This was once part of the old NS line fro... (more)

You never know what you're going to get with the CLNA. Here a rough looking blue bonnet rolls through the back woods of eastern NC in the last rays of light with 18 cars for Plymouth. The 23 is ex... (more)

Rolling out of the sunset through rural eastern NC, a CLNA local rumbles along behind one of my favorite units, a GP30. The train is returning north to Plymouth with about 18 cars from Chocowinity... (more)

"Be Sure With Pure" ...This sign adjacent to a long defunct gas station watches over the morning passage of Carolina Coastal's bi-weekly Wilson-Chocowinity turn. Hopefully once the economy picks u... (more)

What I believe to be a Heron, which was fishing in a nearby swampy drainage ditch, takes flight as the CLNA Wilson switcher trundles along the overgrown right of way with 10 cars for the NS interc... (more)

The latest and greatest power to arrive at the CLNA is this hard-to-miss ex-Mississippi Export (exx-SBD) Geep. She's taken over the Wilson Switcher job and is seen here kicking cars in their small... (more)

With their longs lines of stored locomotives, the Class I's may be taking the most visible hit due to the current economic disaster, but shortlines have been anything but spared. When the CLNA to... (more)

A CLNA freight returns east to Wilson through the hamlet of Sims in the late afternoon. 1721, still looking sharp in the paint of her former owner, was built as a GP18 for the SAL in 1960.