We sure did like those Mars lights.

ACL's 35s no dynamic brakes, SAL's did. This SAL alumnus is switching the yard across the river from Columbia.

Not an operation known for clean engines or nice paint. This is one of the better ones.

Before drones, there were helicopters. I flew over Cayce yard in South Carolina back in 2007 in my employer's copter. On that day, there were more than a few spartan cab EMDs hanging out.

Over and Above. The daily except Sunday P75 local crosses Charleston Highway on its way south to Monetta on the Southern's R Line.

It's the day after Christmas 2014 and the crew of NS P77 is back at work along Dunbar Road in West Columbia, South Carolina. The engineer is currently shoving a box car over Old Dimbar Rd. onto a ... (more)

Workers are on a Kasgro Rail caboose as a CSX train shoves out of Cayce Yard in South Carolina on February 4, 2025.

Workers ar on a Kasgro Rail caboose as a CSX train shoves out of Cayce Yard in South Carolina on February 4, 2025.

CSX W003-14 tied down at Cayce Yard after inspecting the Belton, Spartanburg, and CN&L Subdivisions.

A crew onboard CITX 3097 works the south end of Cayce Yard (South Carolina) in early 2007.

A CSX crew is at work on CSXT 6483 in their Cayce Yard in South Carolina in late September 2024. CSXT 6483 was built for Seaboard Coast Line in 1980 as SCL 6621, to Seaboard System (SBD) 6621, to ... (more)

A CSX crew is at work on CSXT 6483 in their Cayce Yard in South Carolina in late September 2024. CSXT 6483 was built for Seaboard Coast Line in 1980 as SCL 6621, to Seaboard System (SBD) 6621, to ... (more)

A crew aboard CSXT 1159 is building a short train for the Columbia Job in Cayce Yard in 2015. It was built as Seaboard Coast Line 4099 in 1977, to Seaboard System, same number and then CSXT 1159. ... (more)

That time I caught CSX Railroad working CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. The crew from CMC normally works the CSX yard themselves. but CSX often delivered or picked up cars from CMC. such was t... (more)

A CSX crew gets a train ready to leave the yard. I presume this is Y102.