Steamy night at Tweetsie Railroads very first night photo session. Thanks go to Clint Renegar, Ben Earp, Tim Smith, Ken Riddle, and of course Tweetsie Railroad.
Steamy night at Tweetsie Railroads very first night photo session. Thanks go to Clint Renegar, Ben Earp and Tweetsie
Number 12 gets some attention during Railfan Weekend 2011
Yard crew inspect locomotive before it begins its nighttime duties.
Tweetsie 12 and 190 double header start the next Wild West train around the loop.
former ET&WNC at Tweetsie Railroad during the first day of their 2011 season.
Railroading in Western Carolina may have looked not too different than this 100 years ago.
With the moon shining overhead, Tweetsie #12 sits in the engine shed on a beautiful Spring evening.
Tweetsie #12 (ex- ET&WNC) storms around a curve as it gleams in the evening light.
Tweetsie #12 (ex- ET&WNC) speeds along the line in this 1/8th sec pan.
Tweetsie #12 (ex- ET&WNC) pulls the first train of the day across the high trestle on a beautiful late Spring morning.
Engineer Tim Smith checks on Tweetsie 190 (ex - WP&Y) during his nightly rounds at the engine house.
#12 waits for night to pass, and it's next day assignments to arrive.
Engineer Tim Smith at Tweetsie Railroad, poses for a photo.
