The power for 218 sits on the engine track at the Charlotte Intermodal Yard.

NS P84 sits tied down on the siding track beside of the old Clemmons freight building, which was a part of the old depot that once stood beside of it decades ago before it was torn down.

CSX I037 leads a short stack train off the Monroe Sub toward Hamlet Yard.

NS P84 crosses the diamond at Barber Jct. to start there 28 mile run to work the Triangle Warehouse in Clemmons, NC.

RPRX sits land locked beside of the RJ Corman mainline and what was former Carolina Southern Line until RJ Corman bought the line in 2015.

NS 392 comes around a long sweeping curve with the Erie on point pulling a mixed freight bound for Winston Salem, NC.

NS 392 parallels Walnut Cove RD. with the Erie on point pulling a mixed freight bound for Winston Salem, NC.

A Huntington overhauled SD70MAC leads an ethanal train south out of Hamlet Yard to go westbound on the Monroe Sub.

Canadian National's BC Rail Heritage locomotive sits on the northern end of High Rock Yard while their ethanol train is being unloaded at Southern Emulsions in Denton, NC.

A couple of scrapped CSX locomotives sit outside of the Aberdeen Carolina & Western Railway locomotive shops.

An old NS GP60 crosses over the Yadkin River between the Forsyth and Davie county line sporting the old NS logo with empty boxcars from the Triangle Warehouse in Clemmons.

A second rail grinder is being used to grind the rail between Salisbury and Spencer. It is one Loram's specialty grinders that works at a slower speed than the RG400 series. It operates at 12 mp... (more)

A rail grinder is being used to grind the rail between Salisbury and Spencer to remove fatigued metal and rail defects to extend the life of the rail head profile. The RG400 series can grind up t... (more)

After a crew change at Farmers crossing. NS 204 notches up the throttle as it passes CP Sharp at the entrance of Linwood Yard.

The Pennsy pulls the grade towards Barber Jct. with a long train of coal for power hungry homes and businesses. Each loaded car of coal can generate power to 21 homes for a year.