Off to tie down.
Backing into CaroVail to drill cars.
Batten Kill's BK-F rolls southbound through Cambridge with trash containers for interchange at Eagle Bridge.
A busy Friday on the Batten Kill. After dropping cars behind CaroVail, 5012 heads off to pick up trash loads for the run back to Eagle Bridge.
Running south to Eagle Bridge with trash loads.
RS-36 5012, in a Delaware & Hudson inspired paint scheme, leads the day's run south to Eagle Bridge.
Pushing loads for Cargill.
Rolling over the steel span at the end of a busy day on the Batten Kill, new hire Caleb Lindquist waves from the cab of 5012.
Idling; awaiting instructions for the next switching move.
The end of a very busy Wednesday on the Batten Kill.
Discussing the next switching moves.
The Batten Kill Railroad is an interesting short line for many reasons. One being the manned flagging of unmarked crossings.
Taken after checking in at the office and being granted permission, I get a shot of 5012 waiting to start the workday.
A pair of RS-36s shuttle an RS-1 into a siding at CaroVail. SCH 3501 has a fuel pump issue and will sit the run to Eagle Bridge out today.
While headed to Conway Scenic Railroad for the annual 470 Railroad Club excursion, I decided to swing by the elusive Batten Kill Railroad to see if there were any signs of life. As expected, they ... (more)
