Cass Scenic Railroad Shay #5 takes on water at Oats Run after helping the Bald Knob train up the mountain earlier in the day as the snow begins to fall.

The Cass Scenic Railroad's Western Maryland Shay 6 takes on water at Oats Run during an early October snowfall which dropped 9" in the highest elevations of West Virginia.

Marshal at Roaring Camp has shooed tourists away from climbing on front of locomotive for family photos, allowing an opportunity for me to take my own unobstructed photo.

Gear driven Shay locomotives tackles its first hill on the last excursion of the day through the coastal redwood forest above Santa Cruz, CA.

Fireman Chris Lambert throws another shovel of coal into the firebox of Western Maryland Shay 6 as we head up the mountain to Bald Knob on a rainy August afternoon.

Waiting: Fort Steele Steam Railway shay 115 waits in the wings on a summer day in July, 2011. The engine - a vet of Vancouver Island logging roads - hasn't run in sometime, but hopefully wi... (more)

Shay 5 renamed for Mower Lumber Company # 5 takes the log train toward spruce.

WM Shay 6 waits for it next assignment at the Cass Company Store

Shay # 11 ready for a days work

Cass railfan weekend 3 shay race featuring shay 6

Cass 5 with the log train at the wye

Cass Shay #5 works hard with a log train. A big thanks to members and staff of The Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association for a great weekend.

Cass scenic railroad railfan weekend provided railfans an opportunity to expeiriencne steam in the moutains.A big thanks to members and staff of The Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical As... (more)

Cass scenic railroad railfan weekend night shoot has Shay 11 getting water and WM Shay 6 waiting it next assignment.

Shay #11 navigates the wye in a driving rainstorm.