ATN M715 skirts the backwaters of Lake Guntersville as it begins its return trip to Gadsden. Lake Guntersville, created by TVA's Guntersville Dam on the Tennessee River, is Alabama's largest lake.
ATN switches a grain elevator in Albertville as the sun sinks toward the horizon.
ATN's M715 job arrives in Guntersville where it will work a few industries and be wyed for its return trip to Gadsden. The ATN is an Omnitrax shortline. This portion of the line is former NC&StL.
Dropping down off Sand Mountain, ATN's M715 job arrives in Guntersville where it will work a few industries and be wyed for the return trip to Gadsden. The ATN is an Omnitrax shortline. This porti... (more)
The ATN rolls east out of Birmingham on the weed-covered tracks.
ATN (LTEX) 9238 was built as SP 9238 in 1972.
ATN (LTEX) 7444 was built as SP 8879 in 1967.
The ATN works hard to make the NS paint scheme look good!
A lashup of six units sits at the ATN yard in Gadsden on an uneventful Saturday afternoon. Like all of ATN's six axle power, the 7444 is a former SP unit, rebuilt by Larry's Truck and Electric.
Four older EMD's lead a long freight through the curve at Irondale.
The brakeman prepares to line a switch at Guntersville, the northern extent of the ATN. Most of the train and two other units are parked east of town while this former CN unit works the tight conf... (more)
ATN leaves town in the rain.
