NS#3102 NS#700 rests in Gainesville, GA on a cold night with nothing to keep them company, but three SD40-2's and a SD70.

After about two hours switching around Duluth, GA, NS P68 gets a signal indication behind 203 and 118 and heads back to Chamblee, GA with a High Hood GP38-2 leading.

The famous "Bar Code Unit" comes blasting through Buford, GA with my buddy Eric at the helm as he takes this very short 237 to Atlanta, GA

NS#2505 along with two other SD40-2's rest under calm, but cold skies in Gainesville, GA

At 8:26AM February 2, 2015 would be the start of the Southern signals at Belton to be taken down as the lights went out. Here we see contractors cutting into the signal heads to take them down bef... (more)

NS P15 exits Gillsville, GA with a GP38-2 High Hood leading the way towards Commerce, GA

NS P15 creeps through Commerce, GA as it is coming to the end of the journey from Atlanta, GA

NS P15 runs down the branch towards Commerce, GA with empty Autoracks for Toyota Distribution Center. If you look closely you can see a rainbow in the background.

NS 221 climbs the eighteen mile grade at 1.8% grade with a KCS consist. In about a mile he will start the fast decent down the mountain in Cornelia, GA.

After 290 (Right) dropoed off the Trainmaster in Lula, GA to 153 (Left) everyone takes off with a signal at Belton. NS 237 would go to Yonah to meet 237 which was right on 153 tailgate.

With HighHood GP38-2's slowly fading away, I went to check Chamblee, GA to see if anything was shootable with flashes. I was in luck to see NS#5065 sitting just far enough to make a decent picture... (more)

Just before sunrise in Gainesville, GA, NS train 221 comes throttling hard up the single track towards Red Lane with a ES44AC and a buddy eningeer taking it to Atlanta, GA

Amtrak 20 with the Veterans unit leading a BW40-8 in Lula, GA on its way to its next station stop in Toccoa, GA

Running about an hour late, Amtrak 20 "Crescent" comes around through Belton after a meet with NS 213.

Amtrak 20 running right on schdule, come charging through Oakwood, GA on a cold and rainy night.