CSX 4429 waits for a radio call from the brakeman to push back on a string of cars in the CSX Taft yard in Orlando, Florida.

The Westbound evening Batavia turn crosses the Erie Canal in the city of Rochester, NY.

The CSX L03314 heads North for the Box Shop under Lake Avenue at the city of Rochester, NY.

The CSX L03314 shoves into Kodak Park on Mother's Day morning.

The Return: The Conrail MA2 conductor throws a switch after coming off of the Raritan Valley Line at Bound Brook. The engine was originally built for Conrail as CR 3346.

After pulling a cut of stacks into the Port Newark Yard, the CSX 4429 makes it's way back thru PNCT to get another cut of stacks for spotting.

Tie Replacement in Browns Yard - To the left Norfolk Southern MofW equipment is being used to perform a tie replacement project, and I must say the tracks are looking nice and straight. ... (more)

Conrail Shared Assets Browns Yard is a small but busy yard. Piles of ties can be seen scattered about everywhere as a major tie replacement project is about to begin. I happen to catch these gee... (more)

CSX 4429 is shoving back to Browns Yard on the former RRRR mainline after having picked up a single empty hopper from Mauser.

SA31 has just passed through RARE on its weekly trip to the CR Southern Secondary.

The weekly freight train to the CR Southern Secondary crosses over the Cheesequake Marsh. You can't tell from looking, but this causeway (NJCL) was completely submerged by the storm surge from Hu... (more)

With the pocket of sun disappearing fast, a 25-car SA33 is doing track speed through Helmetta on a beautiful summer evening.

CSXT 4429 shoves back into the trees to drop off a boxcar at the loading dock at Builders General in Freehold.

Well, it ain't the 3985 but I'll take it. CSXT 4429 meets a Dodge Challenger at the Main St. crossing in Tennent as the sun begins to fade behind the clouds on the horizon.

After finishing its switching duties in Freehold, former Conrail GP40-2 4429 leads two covered hoppers over Manalapan Creek and into downtown Jamesburg. The former PRR station was just out of view... (more)