A BNSF stack train headed to New York has an unusual leader this Saturday morning. A Heritage 2 AC4400CW is not what one expects in Southern California, especially on a Z train.
A couple GEs split the signals at Breezy Point while an SD70ACe DPU and three unit helper K CWFCWF7 14 shove up the other side of the horse shoe.
An empty coal train passes an old 19th century cemetary as it heads back north from Georgia Power's Scherer Plant.
A scene that wouldn't look out of place in a National Park. Perhaps that's why from Edgemont, SD-Alliance, NE they call it the Butte Subdivision?
Sunday evening in the yard
This empty coal train waits in White Siding on a rainy night for a couple of eastbounders to pass.
