#90 leads one of the last trips of the day westbound up the hill out of Cherry Hill at a good pace.

The last train of the day comes by the graveyard.

#90 kicks things up a notch as she nears the crossing at Carpenters. Visit http://media.putfile.com/90-at-Carpenters for a full-length sound recording of this runby!

A fresh burst of yellow shrubbery along the tracks compliments the bright blue sky and colorful green fields as #90 slowly makes her way through Groff's. With no picnickers on this particular trai... (more)

No. 90 rounds Long's Curve and approaches the straightaway near Carpenters Crossing. The planting season has begun, and the freshly-tilled fields are a light dirt brown.

#90 on a spirited runby heading east on Long Curve

The sun just made it's appearance, making for fantastic photography in the early morning hours. SRC 475 on a runby with the morning glint shining upon the train.

If you imagine a Canadian National herald on the tender instead of the Strasburg lettering, this shot could be from the 1940s as 0-6-0 31 switches a small yard in New England or eastern Canada. No... (more)

Only this fence and a few tiny stalks are not covered by the latest snowfall to blanket Lancaster County and bear witness to the "ghost whistle" demonstration performed by SRC 0-6-0 31.

The silence at the oldest cemetery in Lancaster County is broken momentarily as SRC 0-6-0 31 leads the last excursion of the day through the snowy countryside.

Icicles linger into the morning before the sun reaches them as SRC 31 runs light to the station.

Too much steam and a lotta luck went into this one!

The final excursion of the day heads back to the Strasurg station with snow from the Valentine's Day Blizzard still coating the ground.