Only about 30 minutes from home base, the GLC ONTN makes a mad dash through a thick tunnel of lush green leafy trees.

With much needed crossing repairs underway, the GLC OSTN crawls through the work zone as Armond Cassill workers look on, awaiting clearance so they can continue their work.

After changing crews after arriving very late into Durand, CN L502 holds steady as the sun sets over the former CN yard, now operated by Huron & Eastern (leased from CN).

After making its runaround, the GLC CNTN begins its slow trek towards Williamsburg, MI. to unload its two lumber loads. This would be the last time I would photograph the train loaded as my trek w... (more)

A unique visitor was in the Great Lakes Central ONTN consist today as HESR 8804, still in the full paint scheme of its previous owner, Central Michigan Railway, is deadheaded back to the yard as t... (more)

On a better than expected day which originally had steady rain, the SRI Fall Color Train rolls north down Elmira Hill past the former Boyne City, Gaylord, and Alpena Railroad bridge remains just n... (more)

Despite only having 8 loads in tow, the solo GP38-2 is being pushed to the limits as it climbs the brutal Boon Hill as it heads back towards Cadillac, MI. and eventually south to Clare, MI.

NS 24E led by a pair of gray KCS six axles slowly roll across the Chattahoochee River Bridge just west of Inman Yard. Special thanks to Brad Kindschy for making this shot possible.

The GLC CNTN works in the early morning sun to build its train bound for Manton and Traverse City. The crews are using the wye to avoid tying up traffic on the street and to not have to throw anot... (more)

Simmering after dark.

The Great Lakes Central CSTN shuffles a few cars around in Selma Yard against a wonderful sunrise before making the journey to Yuma, MI. to pick up a cut of sand hoppers.

Just after sunset, NS 237, led by the famous NS 1111, nicknamed the "Bar Code" unit, comes to a stop at Mecaslin St. awaiting to cross CSX near Howell Wye as they roll up to light engine move NS 9... (more)

Typically only in Traverse City once a week, the Great Lakes Central CNTN has completed its run around of its 2 lumber loads and begins the journey to Williamsburg, MI. as a fellow Michigan railfa... (more)

As the warm sun breaks free from the oppressive gray skies that loomed overhead all day, the GLC OSTN prepares to pull the center track of the yard in Durand to take south to Osmer, MI. and drop f... (more)

POOF!! Bustin' drifts, Great Lakes Central style.