Having backed onto an industrial spur at Domtar Paper, the crew’s day is done. One of the crew, ice chest in hand, prepares to climb off Pee Dee River Railroad GP16 1797 (teamed with PDRR 1842)... (more)
Pee Dee River train 30 at Mt Zion Road
Pee Dee rolls westbound between Tatum and Bennettsville.
Pee Dee rolls westbound out of Bennettsville.
Pee Dee heads west at Tatum, crossing US 15/401.
Pee Dee started their day at Tatum and shoved to McColl to pick up a sizeable inbound train. Here they are just underway from McColl, heading to the paper mill.
Spring Cleaning on the Pee Dee River Railway: One half of the Pee Dee River Railway power sits outside their engine house after just receiving a bath the previous day. Some may recogniz... (more)
A pair of Pee Dee River Railroad GP16s switch the paper plant at Tatum, South Carolina. PDRR 1797 is ex-CSXT 1797, ex-SBD 4751, ex-SCL 4751, ex-SCL GP7 839, nee-ACL 219. PDRR 1842 is ex-CSXT 1842... (more)
That switch is not yet lined for our ex-CSX unit but the cars are rolling past it toward a coupling.
A pair of Pee Dee River Railroad GP16s switch the paper plant at Tatum, South Carolina. 1797 is ex-CSX 1797, ex-SBD 4751, ex-SCL 4751, ex-SCL GP7 839, nee-ACL 219, and 1842 is ex-CSXT 1842, ex-SB... (more)
Pee Dee River GP16 1797 is in the shop for servicing.
