Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 rolls through the Okemo Ski Center at Ludlow after a December storm dumped up to 2 feet of snow over the area.

Fall in The Green Mountains : Vermont Railway's 263 enters an S curve in Ludlow, VT as they return north back to Rutland from Bellows Falls.

VTR 431 and 201 lead Green Mountain Railroad train 263 east through Ludlow, VT by Okemo Ridge Road.

With Okemo Mountain the background 263 Crosses the Jewell Book and Andover St with 431 and recent reapaint GP38-2 #201

A gloomy day lingers as the AAPRCO American Autumn Explorer transverses the line for Rutland. But despite the gloomy clouds passengers were in for a treat as the higher elevations of the GMRC sub ... (more)

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 at the Ludlow Station with the VTR 431 leading. The last day of September shows some early color change in the Green Mountain State.

Vermont Rail Systems train 263 is seen at Smithville. The leader is scheduled to receive the corporate red paint scheme in the near future.

Four Reds lead train 264 as they stop to make a drop off

VTR 307 leads a Fall Foliage Train around the curve in Ludlow, VT at Okemo Ridge Road.

With being off of work again on a Friday, I went out and chased 263 during the morning before the skies opened up throughout the afternoon. Here is one of the sunny shots we got during the morning... (more)

VTR 432 leads the westbound GMRC 264 past the Ludlow Depot. The station always makes a nice photo location especially with the old Rutland Railroad order boards that have survived and are somehow ... (more)

Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses the Ludlow High Trestle with the VTR 431, 307 and 206.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 passes the Ludlow station with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 passes through the Okemo ski resort at Ludlow with the VTR 307,431 and 206 providing a increasingly rare and very welcome all red power lashup.

Standing guard, never to be used again. A Rutland-era train order signal rests in the warm morning sun as the GMRC 263 rolls into town.