Sitting alone outside Von Storch.

Mountain Monsters: As an Alco fan, few things compare to hunting the big Centuries. Alas, they are far rarer these days than they have ever been. The one place where you know you will encou... (more)

From the wayback machine: Back when the RS-3s were consistently on freight runs and 211 was still in "rat rod" red.

3642 is being set out due to a problem with the turbo. It will be pushed up to Von Storch on SC-7.

With the only Alco C636 left in existence on the point, DL Train PO-74 heads south through Moscow, PA with a loaded grain train for Ardent Mills in Pocono Summit.

638, one of the newly acquired ex WYNP MLW 636s (of four) sits behind a just out of the shop 3642. Delaware Lackawanna now has five of the MLW "bigs" from western New York

Early morning at Bridge 60.

Morning moves at Bridge 60.

We definitely weren't expecting a twofer when PT98 got to Portland but here we are. Seeing a C636 next to a modern geep sure put the charm of the DL into sharp relief.

Back when the DL ran Portland Turns they didn't always make it back to Scranton. Here PT-99 has gone "on the law" in Pocono Summit, signaling the end to a fun day of chasing it.

No PO-74 today. The six axles get a day in the sun.

Switching Keystone.

A later than usual PO-74 arrives Toby to switch Keystone.

A trio of 6 axle Alco's haul the Delaware Lackawanna's PO74 freight as it rolls to a stop alongside the old station at Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania. The crew will pause here until the mobile conduc... (more)

A very colorful consist leads Delaware Lackawanna BR-3 east past Steamtown with interchange traffic from NS at Taylor. The mountains surrounding the Wymoing Valley are past peak yet most of the v... (more)