Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad's B&O F7A No. 722 pauses on the bridge over the South Branch of the Potomac River in Moorefield, WV.

Speaking of B&O heritage....while this is technically ex-B&LE, it wears the paint well. Many B&LE F's hold pride of place on lines around the country.

“Oh, It Looks Good on You Though�
Potomac Eagle Scenic’s Green Spring Special nears the end of its northward trip at mp 1.0, near Millen, just shy of Green Spring, WV. See r... (more)

"B&O 722" is crossing the South Branch Potomac River during the blue hour, very themed with the train colors.

Before CSXT had their own tribute to the B&O, there was this. Ex-B&LE 722A now dressed the part as "B&O 722". This was part of a fantastic charter organized by Chase Gunnoe along the l... (more)

Before CSXT had their own tribute to the B&O, there was this. Ex-B&LE 722A now dressed the part as "B&O 722". This was part of a fantastic charter organized by Chase Gunnoe along the l... (more)

Night shoot during the WV Rails event in 2010. Still can't decide if its rostered as PEX, PESX or SBVR. Looking closer, I am seeing a real photo op with the CSXT OCS should it ever be in the car... (more)

To a railfan like me, there are few places I'd rather be... This is a different view of the same spot recently uploaded to RP.net. Thanks to Potomac Eagle for their hospitality during Romney RR D... (more)

We had a great time at the night photo session in Romney this year. About 20 fans came out and were "outstanding in their field" for several hours, and we managed to get a few neat angles with so... (more)