Well, this was a first for me. I've always seen cars down here on this track to be unloaded, but never actually seen them bring them down before.

Ran into this action on the way home from a railfan trip to PA. I believe this is the onetime AC&Y, now WE.

A mother/slug set are almost done breaking down Q390

For many years, the mainstay switching power for the Roseville facility were SD7's working in pairs. This shot is at the Western end of the yard known as Antelope

The ROCK is on very borrowed time in this scene from January 1980. At least they are ready for snow.

Belt RR 420 and hack #223 pull a cut of baretables out at the west end of Clearing Yard.

FFC Railroad power seen in Fernandina Beach. This is the only Island based railroad in Florida.

My first real live Alco in 25 + years of railfanning! Doing what they do best.. This motor is still occasionally used and was formerly used in Washington DC's Union Station.

Florida First Coast SW1200 shoves a string of cars on the north end of Amelia Island.

Florida First Coast SW1200 pushes a string of cars past the marina and historic district along the waterfront.

Florida First Coast SW1200 tugs on a string of cars along the waterfront passing through the historic distric on the way back to the yard. I had waited 15 years and 4 hours to get this shot :-)

Florida First Coast SW1200 shoves cars into the port facilities along the waterfront district. FFC is the only Island Railroad in the state.

BNSF 3701 sits at the end of a cut of cars in front of the station in Willmar.

A pair of IC geeps and a CN Caboose idle at the South end of the Champaign Yard.

BNSF 3604 and 3613 await their next assignment in Seattle.