OHCR 4095 and 4097, both former Conrail Super 7's pull off the siding to begin their work switching out the industries in Columbus on the panhandle line.

The sun comes out for a second to light up the nose of OHCR 2175, as the conductor prepares to cut the power from the train, so they can cut more power into the consist. They will be returning to... (more)

Heading towards Newark, the ECL made up of two Super 7's, 4095 in as acquired paint, while 4099 wears new G&W paint. The rest of the power is two NS dash 9's and an Ohio Central painted SD40-2.

The NS Dayton dispatcher asked Camp Chase if they wanted to go into Buckeye yard at MP 146 instead of 144 so they could turn their power on the wye, no idea where they left the rest of their train... (more)

OHCR 7137 sits in the lower yard waiting for a coal train to provide additional power to, while on another track the ECL comes to pick up a couple boxcars to take east.

A pair of SD40-2 that were acquired from Larry's Truck Electric earlier this year lead the Newark-Watkins turn down the NS Western Branch, with the CSX Columbus Sub in the foregrouond.

A CSX train with a pair of BNSF SD70Ace head down the CSX Columbus Sub under the old C&O signals, heading for the connector track where it will turn and head east on the Willard Sub.

A hawk flies across the tracks, paying no attention to the fast approaching NS 218, kicking up a large cloud of snow.

The Q147 sits by the crossing, built and ready to go, as off to the left the Q123 arrives in the yard, with another train between the two sitting with some empty well cars, in the Buckeye van yard... (more)

I came back here looking for NS, instead Camp Chase heading into Buckeye showed up with 35 cars. The old PRR dwarf signal in the foreground protects the Alton siding.

218 picks up speed now that it is clear of all the grade crossings in Circleville, on the NS Columbus District.

Rounding the curve and switching from the old PRR line to the NYC line, the empty PRR signal bridge still stands as a reminder that before Conrail, a diamond once existed here, where the NYC's rou... (more)

LY10 just finished switching some cars on this siding, and heads back East towards the NS Dayton District main line. The other side track to the left is part of another abandoned siding, that is n... (more)

The perfect spot to catch a light power move, Ohio Central heads to Buckeye Yard light, as they pass over the most scenic spot on the NS Buckeye line.

CSXT 79 leads a grain train on the Northern Sub up over Reese Rd on its way into Columbus.