The NS V79 with 2 EMD GP38-2's, NS 5642 "Training First Responders", NS 5198 and N&W caboose 518600, head north over a heavily flooded Mayo River.

Rock Island Rail GP38-2's 4373 and 4310 pose for a night shot on the small trestle above the inlet to Swan Lake, in Swan Lake, MS.

INRD 3808 & INRD 3802, both GP38-2’s leading the HWBLT train across the popular Tulip Trestle. The HWBLT train is usually only about 10 cars. But, luckily enough when I was down in the area, they ... (more)

"RS-70 at Grand Ave" New York & Atlantic Railway's RS-70 prepares to cross Grand Aveunue in Lindenhurst, New York while heading east down Long Island Rail Road's Central Branch.

"RS-70 at Beth" New York & Atlantic Railway's RS-70 heads past the eastern limits of Beth Interlocking in Bethpage, New York while heading east down Long Island Rail Road's Centr... (more)

Leaving one empty tank car for Heritage Clean which ships Recyclable waste oils and cooking oils. Site is Posillico Materials East which receives stone shipments for their Asphalt plant.

Sittin' Pretty: The Rock Island's freshly painted duo of GP38-2s bask in the evening sunlight, as a friendly neighborhood pup enjoys the view of the beautiful engines adorned in "Rebor... (more)

4373 & 4310 "Blowing out the Stacks" with the Hammer down, dragging a small cut of loaded hoppers Northbound to break-in the 'Reborn Blue' engines.

Hartwell's former NS GP-38-2 passes the Memorial Day weekend just outside of the yard in Toccoa.

A promotional shoot in Webb, MS, we have new units under fresh paint The Rock Blue.

After the unveiling of Rock Island Rail's new GP38-2, number 4373, it and 4310 begin a photo charter run south to Swan Lake.

Rock Island Rail GP38-2's 4373 and 4310 leads a cut of covered hoppers across Petty's Chapel Road in Sumner, Mississippi, shortly after a typical afternoon downpour in the humid Delta region.

After running light power over to an old cotton gin, 4310 and 4373 picked up a few grain cars and took them over to Webb for a photo op. The depot may be old, run down and abandoned, but that sig... (more)