Before becoming a roadslug on CSX, the 2331 could've been found on these rails hundreds of times as a B&O GP40. The train is passing OB Tower, and ahead lies the Ohio Division on the route to St. ... (more)

A pair of ex-NS SD60s kick up the leaves as they shove a coal train north through a valley of fall color.

Two BIP geeps rumble through a beautiful scene for which the only name I can find is 'Catfish Paradise'. Still...nice little spot.

A loaded CSX coal train eases east on a bright, sunny summer day in southern Ohio.

KN380 has just emerged from New Lexington tunnel and is slithering south towards Moxahala. The train will pass through five more tunnels before arriving in Hobson.

BIP 278 emerges from a forest of green in Alden, Ohio, heading for Relief.

With a train of empty coal hoppers in tow, big CSX GEs thunder across Fishing Creek on the Short Line Sub.

A new ES44C4 heads east.

As the morning fog burns off, J780 begins its eastward run. This is the only train these days lighting up the CPLs at WE Tunnelton, once the site of a short siding perfect for meeting hot passenge... (more)

Back in Conrail days, the West Virginia Secondary was comparatively humming. So much so, that they installed a siding in Carpenter for helpers to duck into between shoving coal trains up the line.... (more)

Amtrak's Cardinal skirts the New River, running east through the picturesque New River Gorge on a cloudless late winter day.

Crude oil returns to West Virginia. K122-26, with all BNSF power, heads south towards West Virginia, and what remains of the explosion a similar train left.

Although it'd be nice to get some warm weather now, spring isn't done with us yet. KN380 rumbles south, through a very wet snowfall.

Pere Marquette 1225 steams south through the fields of central Michigan.

Amtrak PO50, the Cardinal, ambles by the last C&O signal on the CSX Kanawha Sub...and probably the whole mainline, in Russell. Luckily Amtrak was two hours late at this otherwise dark shot...and l... (more)