GC's Macon Turn, Y101, prepares to do some switching at Dublin before heading for home on a rainy summer day. Those high-hood U-boats won't be here for long and seem oddly appropriate on a dreary... (more)
Today’s Y101 patiently waits on the mainline in Dublin for a crew from Macon to bring it back to life for a run to the Heart of Georgia aka Macon.
Georgia Central's Y101 job to Macon, GA passes through Dudley, GA after a day of rain affording a neat puddle and reflection.
Georgia Central's Dublin Switcher pulls from the papermill with a cut of cars bound for the small yard at East Dublin where they will be sorted for both NS and CSX connections. A timeless scene, ... (more)
Georgia Central's turn from Lyons, GA nears the small yard at Dublin, GA where it will interchange cars with the turn from Macon, GA and a local switcher. As time ticks by, one must wonder how lo... (more)
The 3968 goes to work setting off a cut of cars at the SP Newsprint paper mill which is one of the largest producers of recycling old newspaper into newsprint in the USA and was the first to do so... (more)
With black and white stripes starting to burn through on the long hood, it’s very easy to tell who used to own this 1977 built U23B.
The increasingly rare U23B motors smoke up the scene on their journey through rural Georgia on the way back to Macon.
GC 3938 and 3950, veteran high-hood U23B's of Southern heritage, leads the Y101 west across the Oconee River in Dublin, GA, headed back towards Macon.
Georgia Central's lone low-hood (ex CSX) U23B, #1004, leads train L783 towards Dublin in a pouring rain.
U-Boats in God's Country... get your photos while you can.
Hot times in small town 'Merica... both literally and figuratively.
Originally L&N this unit is actually CSX at this point but they didn't letter yet so it's fair SBD game in my book. Note the wimpy little tank. EMD reduced the length to decrease capacity, GE th... (more)
Passing the old station which is all that remains of downtown.
Dirty engines with clean exhaust... Georgia Central's well maintained U23Bs drag uphill at Pembroke.
