Corman's loaded aluminum train heads south with a couple of switchers tagging along.

MMID's new SD power finally arrived on 8/25/14. Unit numbers 3448,3451,3450,3449 are now awaiting maintenance checks before test runs can begin to see how the three axle trucks will fare on MMID's... (more)

CSS 2005 leads a short cut of cars across Amtrak's Trail Creek swing bridge in Michigan City, IN.

MMID 306, the only blue and orange unit to receive the G&W MMID logo, leads UBEG east, its destination the CSX interchange in Emory Grove.

MMID 306, having already crossed through downtown Westminster, is about to lead UBEG east, under the Rt. 140 overpass (to the photographer's back).

OVRR 1321 sits quietly on a very warm day in March.

Early Riser. Mass Coastal's morning run on the Falmouth Branch takes empty garbage cars to the transfer station on the Massachusetts Military Reservation. The crew crossed the Cape... (more)

MMID 306 leads an eastbound UBEG past Reisterstown Lumber Co., as it is now less than a minute from entering the CSX interchange.

HRT 3021 and 3016 look great in their new green paint as they leave for Bowersville.

Running long hood forward all the way from Meridian, the MB 3401 leads a rather large and interesting consist complete with a G&W slug in the mix as it begins to head into the S&NA yard.

Climbing up a steady grade comprised entirely of jointed rail in typical short line fashion, the EARY Talladega Turn is practically at the halfway point between Dega and Sylacauga on this hot summ... (more)

As they make their way around a field of corn on the left, the EARY Talladega Turn comes into view with an orange and black Bay Line GP38 at the helm as they keep moving along at 10mph to Sylacaug... (more)

A Wheeling and Lake Erie manifest slows to a stop in Bellevue. It will soon uncouple from it's train and sit on the connection to the NS Sandusky District until we leave.

A real veteran. How many SW-1s ever operated in Arkansas? Not many. But one is still there and still working as of this date. Called "donkeys" on the Milwaukee, I first became acquai... (more)

The EARY slips through a tree tunnel outside of Talladega, but not without a sucker hole for some nose light. The EARY road job is returning to Sylacauga with marble slurry empties, plastic pellet... (more)