For the second time in about three weeks, the Conrail unit is passing thru East Tennessee. This time, on 23G, seen here at Oakdale.

The crew has 113 really wound up as they round the curve at the Intermediate signal at MP 219.9. The trailing SD70 was completely drowning out the toaster in the lead.

With the AT&T building as a back-drop, 134 comes rolling into downtown Knoxville at City Yard.

65G ethanol loads head down the hill toward Lancing behind a nice looking (and sounding) UP ACe.

An element not typical in my photos - Palm Trees! While on Spring Break in the Orlando area with my family, I came upon this consist setting at Lakeland Connection. It had been tied down by the pr... (more)

A pair of M-2s bring 177 south under the signal bridge at a location known to the railroad as McCoy. However, many of us local railfans (some of whom are seen shooting video of this passing train)... (more)

Rack/stack train 224 rolls through the yard at Emory Gap with the help of a UP GEVO.

In the early morning hours of Independence Day, 54E sweeps around the curve at Oakdale, with the PRR heritage unit trailing.

Southbound 143 flies under the signals at McCoy.

The power for local train T34 is crossing the bridge back into Clinton, after completing their switching duties in the small yard just across the river behind them. The crew will park and shut dow... (more)

The start of my day. The atmosphere is still relatively cool, as NS 116 heads north at CP McCoy, passing a stopped southbound grain train. But the cool feel in the air wouldn't last long...

The entire length of a very short 179 can be seen as it comes rumbling through the yard at Emory Gap. 8700 HP seems a bit excessive for this application…

NS M12 (112 Extra) heads north on the K&O approaching East Siding, behind a pair of elephant style Dash 9s. 111 south is waiting in the siding just ahead for him to clear.

174 runs north thru the old Emory Gap yard.

A pair of SD70 series widecabs team up, as they hustle stack train 295 south at McCoy. The crew had these big EMDs under some heavy throttle, and they sure sounded sweet!