Loaded unit phosphate train 60U enters NB in perfect lighting over the bridge. The 2 big AC units made easy work of moving this 80+ car train over the gap.

Much to my delight, P97 has been using a Thoroughbred Dash 9 pair as of late. As soon as I saw that it was going to be a sunny day on Saturday, I knew I had to go see them arriving into town. Here... (more)

One of NS's horrid, hideous, and repulsive SD60Es leads P97 into the yard. A nice treat was the Virginian heritage unit trailing second out.

A really nice sunset provides a backdrop for NS P97 as they leave New Bern for Chocowinity, crossing over the Neuse.

Old signals and SD40-2s, can you get any more foamy than that? Upon hearing that CSX would be running a loaded CWR train down the Clinchfield with an SD40-2 pair, me and my good friend Jasper m... (more)

A pair of the ugliest road locomotives in history lead a much more eye-pleasing ET44 on P98 as it works the yard.

A Herzog train pulls out into the street running. This train had quite an interesting lashup, consisting of a 3 month old SD70ACe, 41 year old GP40-2, and an AC44C6M.

The street running in downtown New Bern is a major attraction for railfans nationwide. Hancock Street, the road the tracks rest upon, are lined with banners displaying the town name and its bear t... (more)

A close up view of NS SD70ACC #1838 resting in the yard. Its right side is particularly grimy.

CSX Y133 leaves the General Mills plant behind as it heads towards Ohio Street yard just south of downtown Buffalo. Some really nice clouds fill up the sky behind it, and while the roads look like... (more)

After staying cooped up inside all day due to a large storm system rolling through the area, I looked out the window around 6:45 in the evening and noticed the sun was starting to poke through the... (more)

A pair of BNSF SD70ACes lead a coal train north on the LSRC. Their colors match perfectly with the peak fall leaves on the surrounding trees.

A shot and angle I've done plenty of times before, but will never get tired of. With an actually decent sized train for once, P97 rolls over the Neuse in pristine golden light.