After inquiring what all the "little flashing red dots" (my flashes) were for, the property owner watches as CSX K440-22 with a pair of Canadian National locomotives crosses the C&O Ohio... (more)

Nearing the end of the crew's run from Williamson, westbound manifest 17M passes underneath the ex-C&O Northern Subdivision and crosses the Little Scioto River slowing down for a crew change at St... (more)

With a pair of Union Pacific widecabs on the point, 64D departs Portsmouth and passes through Sciotoville on a nice August afternoon.

"Do you come from the land down under?"

Fresh off lease to BHP Billiton Iron Ore in Australia, 13 rusty EMD SD70ACe/Lc's are heading to Muncie, Indiana for rebuilds (and hopefully ... (more)

Sparkling clean CN Gevos lead NS 272 eastbound at Sciotoville, Ohio crossing under CSX's Northern Division.

Westbound coal train T361 crosses the Ohio river and into the state of Ohio via the 1550 foot long continuous truss span that is the Limeville-Sciotoville bridge.

A full moon lights the veteran C&O signals turning night onto day.

Getting close to the Ohio and Kentucky border this empty coal train speeds eastbound through Sciotoville Junction and under two very nice signal bridges. Sadly these signals and bridges have since... (more)

A eastbound grain trian passes under a soon to be replaced C&O signal bridge.

A loaded coal train rumbles over the Ohio River Bridge on the old C&O.

A westbound coal train led by a pair of YN2 GE's crosses the massive Limeville-Sciotoville bridge. At the time of it's completion, it was the largest through truss bridge in the world, a true engi... (more)

The veteran C&O signals light the way for a westbound train.

As a full moon illuminates the majority of the scene, the distant headlight of approaching westbound Q135 helps paint some light onto the signal bridge at Milepost 5.5 on the Northern Subdivision.... (more)

With new Safetrans looming in the background awaiting activation, the C&O signals still guide trains over the Northern at C.P. Milepost 3, or more commonly known as Sciotoville Junction. Pictured ... (more)