The Belton Job works the NS interchange at Anderson as the Anderson Job idles on the left for the Belton Job to head for Belton.

The Belton Job takes a train back to Gluck after making an unusual start between Anderson and here.

Waiting to Enter. Arriving from the Anderson NS interchange, the Pickens Anderson Job waits to cross Highway 178, the Belton Honea Path Highway, and enter the Greenville & Western yard.

The Pickens Anderson Job switching cars around at downtown Anderson.

Arriving at the Show. The PICK Anderson job arrives to interchange with the GRLW on a Friday morning.

Pickens Anderson Job at Gluck

Leaving the Yard. After delivering cars to the GRLW, the PICK reverses for the next stage of its trip toward Honea Path, SC.

Handoff. The PICK enters the GRLW interchange near Belton, where it will pull forward and allow the waiting GRLW unit to connect to the train and pull forward to proceed to Pelzer.

Where's the Beef? Two of the PICK's U-Boats pull a load of cars past an iconic sign on the way to interchange with the Greenville & Western just south of Belton, SC.

Lots of History. Two of the PICK's U-Boats pass a graveyard of some old switchers.

Making the Curve. The weekday Anderson Job runs through a small S curve on its way east toward Belton to interchange with the Greenville & Western with these cars bound for CSX.

On Station. The weekday Anderson Job works the NS interchange in Anderson before heading east to Belton to interchange with the Greenville & Western Railroad.

The Pickens Railroad Anderson Job is seen here doing some work just south of Anderson at Gluck, SC., on a foggy & misty summer morning.

The Anderson Job pops out from under downtown Anderson with three empties for the Greenville and Western that it'll hand off to the Belton Job at Plantation. They'll return with loads pulled by th... (more)

After working First Quality and Michelin, the Anderson Job rolls into its namesake town to set off 12 of its cars on the NS interchange. The former CSX Baby Boats in MOW orange paint are quite a c... (more)