With the last few minutes of light making it to the tracks, the NS 852 comes out of the shadows, and splits the signals at Lunbeck.

The NS 234 passes under the large bridge that carries the CSX Northern Sub over the NS Columbus District, on a very nice fall afternoon.

The 218 heads past the recently harvested cornfield by Higby Rd, as a bit of fall color shows on the hills in the background.

The NS 218 heads east on the single main, south of Chillicothe on a nice Saturday afternoon.

Heading through Chillicothe, the NS 218 makes its way across the Scioto River, on the Columbus District.

The NS 234 heads out of the shadows, back out into the evening light, passing by an already harvested cornfield.

Rolling westbound through the passing siding up over the Kinnikinnick Creek, CSXT 141 leads a empty hopper train from Russell, KY to Columbus, OH, on a very hot summer evening.

Rounding the curve, and coming out from US 23, all 4 engines on this long coal train work hard to keep the train up to speed as it heads up the grade.

With a rapidly growing healthy crop of corn growing in the foreground, the NS 274 continues its eastbound trip on the Columbus District.

A former Conrail Dash 8 with a beat up BNSF nose door provides the power for a short work train past the signals at Lunbeck.

With a rapidly growing crop of corn in the foreground, the NS 852 with a ES40DC leading, and a beat up former Conrail Dash 8 trailing, head through the Delano Rd grade crossing, with some Southern... (more)

A SD40-2 leads this westbound empty Herzog ballast train, as it approaches the Musgrove Rd overpass, heading to Columbus on a very warm afternoon.

C&O built the Northern Subdivision to move coal at speed from Russell, KY to Columbus, OH. Successor CSX is still benefiting from the C&O's goals as coal train T945 rolls coal loads west for inter... (more)

Heading through Vauces, a strong wind blows a big cloud of coal dust off the train, covering all the cars sitting on the center siding.

The NS 233 comes off the single main, back onto the double track as it splits the new signals installed last year, that protect Lunbeck. Also a killdeer sits on the rail of the opposite main to ge... (more)