NH&I #40 makes her way towards Lahaska seen here in a less often photographed location at the second trestle at Hood.

Tourist take pause to watch the New Hope and Iyvland steam train's 4 PM departure. A little extra cloud cover provided a photo op otherwise not practical.

A cloudy Summertime day makes for a welcome photo op at the normally shadowed Hood trestle.

On a beautiful September day, 2-8-0 #40 crosses Reeder Road with a three-car consist, as the sun shines on the area for the first time that week.

Here's another off the list - Summer steam train departing the station. Often skipped by many in order to catch her "in action", the station departure can make for a great shot. The catch, unfor... (more)

I've often asked myself: "What if someone were to actually take a picture at New Hope in the Summertime?" I discovered why so few have yet with the advantages of digital photography, I hope to pr... (more)

After a long cold Winter, there's nothing I like more then Spring steaming!

Beats living in the city next to the El, eh? New Hope's 2-8-0 #40 storms up the grade to Hood having just crossed the Perils of Pauline trestle.

After an intermittent two year rebuild, NH&I #40 returns to lead the weekend excursions though Bucks County, PA. To the right, what appears to be a 2 year project for Bucks County itself, repair ... (more)

NH&I #40: Carpe noctem!

Stop, Look and Listen!

With the crossing gates down and a clear track ahead, NH&I #40 charges across Reader Road late one evening on a special excursion to Lahaska, PA. I had a... (more)

New Hope and Ivyland #40 prepares for a twilight departure during one of several holiday night excursions to the "North Pole".

Here you see the result my second night of flash shooting; a not too bad shot of NHRR's pretty Baldwin No. 40. But perhaps the real story is for the first time in a lifetime of photography, this ... (more)