Doing my best Mitch Goldman impression, CN 3254 races across the field just West of the Water Gap. This was my first attempt at a railroad pan.

CN 3254 rounds the curve West of the Rt. 611 overpass. She is just about at the top of the Eastbound grade, and it will be all downhill into the Water Gap.

CN 3254 passes by the old lead to the Tobyhanna Army Depot and the old crossing sign that guarded the spur.

In very fitting weather for the occasion, the Ice Harvest Train storms past the ex-DL&W Moscow station on its way to Tobyhanna.

After completing its spin on the turntable, CN 3254 heads off the the turntable to its stall for the evening as a decent sized crowd watches on.

After pausing to pick up some more passengers, the 3254 departs Scranton for Tobyhanna.

A member of the NPS crew gives the 3254 a roll by inspection as it heads to Tobyhanna for the Ice Harvest Festival.

Canadian National 3254 charges across the lake at Gouldsboro nearing her destination of Tobyhanna, PA.

Canadian National Mikado 3254 puts on quite a show for the railfans who braved the cold temperatures to chase the 2008 Ice Harvest Train.

After making a brief stop to pick up some confused passengers, CN 3254 begins her journey East under a former EL signal bridge.

Steamtown's 2008 "Ice Train" rolls under the former Erie trestle enroute to Tobyhanna on a chilly Saturday in Scranton.

Canadian National 3254 hammers upgrade enroute to Tobyhanna with the annual Ice Harvest Special. This was one of the few breaks of sun all day, and the timing couldn't have been better.

After dropping off it's passengers and passenger cars, CN 3254 gets a spin on the turntable for those watching before heading into the roundhouse for the night.

Steamtown's special to Tobyhanna makes its return to Steamtown and is slowing it is approaches the station.

Westbound steam on the ex-DL&W! CN 3254 puts on a great show as she leads the Lackawanna Railfest excursion out of East Stroudsburg past one of a handful of signal bridges on the line.