Heading east past the campus of East Carolina University. Note the extra abuttment to the left and wooden pilars in the creek bed. It appears there may have once been another track across this cre... (more)

A light overnight snowfall has left the roads icy and mostly empty this morning as the southbound Piedmont picks up speed, crossing over 15-501 as it departs Durham on time.

Northbound Carolinian train 80 crosses over South McDowell Street on its way out of Raleigh and on to New York.

New Year's Day 2010 finds CSX's Blue Ridge Sub a busy place. A loaded southbound coal train crosses the trestle over Lake James which still wears Clinchfield paint.

SCL Extra 617 North has just departed Raleigh Yard, NC and is stepping across Crabtree Creek enroute Richmond, Va. Two SDP35's and a GP18 are in charge of the train today. The bridge depicted in... (more)

(Original) Norfolk Southern Extra 1617 South has just crossed the Cape Fear River bridge at Lillington, NC. on the Fayetteville Branch. After crossing the river, the train will take a long cut of... (more)

Three NS SD60s lead a loaded Belmont coal train across the Green River north of Saluda.

The 761 DPU has just assisted an extra south down the Blue Ridge loops and is crossing the North Fork Catawba and highway 221. Next stop is the siding at Sevier.

Sunday's double header crosses the trestle.

A pair of AC's leads 95 empty coal hoppers over the abandoned SAL ROW just before crossing the Roanoke River. The old Seaboard depot is now a library.

A string of hoppers lead by a new GEVO leans into the curve just a few feet away from the junction with the Charlotte Sub with Hwy. 27 and the Catawba River in the foreground. I forgot to move my... (more)

Carolina Coastal Railway now operates former NS trackage from Raleigh to Plymouth, NC. The Pinetown Switcher crosses a tributary of the Pamlico River on its way to the NS interchange at Chocowini... (more)

Flagg Coal 75 had to be one of the most well traveled steam engines today. Here it is seen double heading with a twin Vulcan 0-4-0T on the New Hope Valley RR. The 4 mile line is very tight in th... (more)