Loaded CSX MOW train lead by a couple of the railroad's SD40-3 locomotive's passes South End of Duke. The train is making it's run towards Bostic and then up the Clinchfield.

NS 213 comes under the southern intermediates at Lowell, NC. As you can see here we got three generations of GE locomotives there was a D9-44CW, ES44AC, ET44AC all in the consist.

An KCS AC44CW leads 173 through the trench in Gastoina.

Rerouted unit coal train 726 leans into the super elevated curve in Cramerton with a SD70ACU leading.

NS M18 makes his way north through Cramerton NC. He had a consist that looked like it could be a throwback to the 80's or 90's. M18 had 3 SD40-2's and a GP38-2. This was a consist that I wished I ... (more)

154 rolls under the Intermediates with a freshly painted UP AC4400CW. This train had the NS honoring first responders GP38-2 unit as a DPU and it's train one the rear of 154.

They are now reversing into the plant to drop it off and get ready to head back to power drive.

NS 211 came by Charlotte Junction with a newer UP SD70AH leading.

F822 (K446) Charlotte ethanol empty's roll through the small town of Waco, NC heading towards Bostic. Leading the train is a fresh GE rebuild CSXT 7222.

NS 119 came by Belmont today he had my buddy shad on him today. He threw some old gaskets out to me and some other railfans. He had a M-2 leading the train today as well.

NS 51Z has just came off the R line. And is making it's way north past North Advanced in Charlotte with a veteran D8W leading.

NS 1074 the "Lackawanna" heritage unit leads 213 through Gastonia on a rather warm January afternoon. This unit is really starting to show it's age. As it looks a little rough. But I gue... (more)

NS 153 glides over the Pacolet River with NS 1074 the Lackawanna heritage unit in charge.

213 exits the trench in Gastonia with a NS DC to AC locomotive leading.

I went over to Paw Creek to catch the train coming underneath the signal bridge at PawCreek. It did not have 8102 leading. But I thought I would catch him anywise since coal trains are becoming le... (more)