Seen here consecutive numbers engines 910-911 pull a loaded coal train east as it rolls through the massive Pikeville Cut-Through.

Shays number 4 and 5 pose by the water tower at Cass for the 2012 Cass Railfan Weekend. Both shays, built by Lima, served the logging industry for several years around the turn of the 20th century... (more)

An eastbound coal drag traverses the James River sub enroute to Richmond and points beyond.

A trio of blue former Conrail SD60I's are seen passing the now abandoned AR Tower. In a scene that would take place in daily fashion almost a decade ago, these EMD's are dragging loads of coal eas... (more)

Definately a more unique perspective of the OCS F9 locomotive 4271. Thanks to the O Winston Link Museum and NS for working together to put on this nice event giving all of those who participated t... (more)

A set of loaded coal hoppers streak by the CPL signals at Willowtown...

Probably one of the most popular photo locations on the former CRR is the bridge at Pool Point. Two of the newest locomotives in the fleet pull this heavy coal train up the grade of nearly 1.8% s... (more)

Coal business must be good in Pennsylvania. Another empty hopper train is rolling west.

The Chaska Helpers aren't needed on this autumn day as the 7501 single handedly carries mty covered hoppers up and over Duff Mountain.

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.

Brand new and true to the test...821 muscles massive tons of Ky bituminous upgrade as it approaches the town of Haysi.

707 is on the assault as it is starting its ascent up the steep grade passing through the old yard at Elkhorn City which is about a half a mile from here.

Pushers are working hard as they help move a loaded coal train through Towers.

Nickel Plate Road 765 leads the "NS Employee Special" deadhead move eastbound on the Kenova District enroute to Williamson,WV for the upcoming weekends trips.

I figured since I posted a pic from the other side of this bridge then I would post one from this side. Elkhorn City offers several different vantage points for railfan photography. This is one of... (more)