A Lone genset awaiting a evening assignment. DGNO Jobs North of Carrollton occur at night due to Daylight DCTA Operations.

While visiting Modesto to check out the relocation of Santa Fe 2921, I kept hearing a horn off in the distance that finally drew me away during a lull in BNSF traffic. As it turned out, it was a M... (more)

A long DGNO transfer works Cadiz Yard, with its train extending all the way past Forest Avenue.

NS Gen Sets 100 and 101 share yard tracks with NS 9227 (GE C40-9W) and NS 8423 (GE C40-8W).

A fairly new Railpower RP20BD pauses along the UP Villa Grove Sub. at Malone Tower while switching at UP Yard Center Yard. This was my first time back at Yard Center since I worked up here in 200... (more)

Not Much Left of the Originals...

Working in Union Pacific's Davidson Yard in Fort Worth, Texas, are RP20BD 2628 (built by RPI, UPY 2628 was constructed from UP B23-7 184, which was ... (more)

Sunrise in Oakdale finds some of the Sierra Northern's power basking in the morning sunlight as they await their next call to duty.

A Port of Montreal crew with POM RP20BD #1004 and slug #2007, works a cut of intermodal cars on a temporary pad, as a new permanent unloading terminal in constructed behind the current loadout. T... (more)

Randol Mill road in Arlington Texas has multiple industries that receive daily shipments via rail. As a thunderstorm approaches, the UP prepares to switch out box cars from the bonded warehouse ac... (more)

The resident RJ Corman genset goes about its duties at Graphic Packaging, located at the south end of NS's Brosnan Yard.

Bonsecours market looming. POM 1001 is stopped to participate in the Old Port Symphony, a twice annual event which involves boats, trains and church bells making a lot of noise in the Port ... (more)

A crowded genset front end. POM 1001 is stopped to participate in the Old Port Symphony, a twice annual event which involves boats, trains and church bells making a lot of noise in the Port... (more)

A nice little find: This RJ Corman RP20BD is currently being used by the always active Graphic Packaging located in south Macon.

SMART MoW crews look on as NWP 2009 makes a southbound trip across the relatively new Haystack bascule bridge. The old swing bridge has since been completely removed.