Gevos lead CSX stacks Q190 eastbound through Septa's Norristown Transportation Center Station as an interested party views the action from the track.

Pair of ES44DC's lead CSX stacks eastbound under the wires through Septa-land onto the NS MORL connector at CP Ford in Norristown.

NS steel slab empties 66Z makes it's way eastbound off Septa electrified territory at CP Ford on the Morrisville Line connecting track in Norristown.

CSX stack train Q190 rolls eastbound onto the MORL connecting track at CP Ford.

SD70MAC 4709 cruises eastbound onto the Morrisville Line connecting track at CP Ford in charge of CSX stacktrain Q190 on a bright morning.

CSX stacktrain Q190 rolls eastbound by the signals at Conte Luna behind a not so clean ES44DC.

CSX stacktrain Q191 curves westbound behind a 70MAC under the Septa Route 100 platform at the last light of day.

AC6000 613 curves westbound at the Conte Luna switch on the NS Morrisville Line connecting track at Norristown with CSX stacktrain Q191.

AC6000 leads CSX stack train Q191 westbound around the curve on the NS Morrisville Line connecting track on a nice early evening.

Horsehead Gevo leads the charge downhill off the Morrisville Line connecting track in Norristown with NS general freight 17G westbound by the signals at Conte Luna.

Septa St. Louis Car class Silverliner III set zips westbound by Ford Street under the wires at Norristown on a nice early evening; these guys were built in 1967.

NS intermodal 20E cruises eastbound by the signal and under the wires on Septa's Norristown Line at CP Kalb on a bright morning.

NS steel slab train 67Z curves it's way westbound along the electrified Septa Norristown Line through CP Kalb behind a pair of horsehead units on a sunny afternoon. Septa NTC station to the right ... (more)

SD70M-2 2774 leads NS stack train 20Q east along the Morrisville Line connecting track by the signal at Conte Luna in Norristown under bright skies.

CSX stacktrain Q190 rounds the curve eastbound under the wires through the Septa NTC behind a YN2/YN3 pair on a sunny morning.