Engineer Chris Hall makes his way back to Elkton with a short train.

NS train 202 is finally able to continue it's northbound move at Riverton after waiting for a couple of southbounds at Warren.

Engineer Rick Seal puts on a nice horn salute as he glides over the high trestle at Compton on a beautiful summer morning in the Shenandoah Valley.

NS 746 exits the bridge at Riverton and makes it's way south on the NS H-line.

An extremely short K47 clears the 91.5 signal during golden hour light.

Engineer Rick Seal is at the helm as NS train 202 gets ready to continue north through Riverton Junction on a warm Sunday morning in the Shenandoah Valley.

A short on time NS 16T enters Shenandoah yard after it broke a hose just south of Elkton, Virginia.

NS train 746 asks for yard instructions as it approaches the final leg of it's journey.

NS train 746 rolls over the high trestle at Compton.

NS train 746 rolls over the high trestle at Overall. The previous highway bridge is seen underneath the trestle.

NS train 202 rolls past the restored train station proudly supporting the red, white, and blue!

NS train 202 with a brand new ACe on the point.

Running LHF NS train V84 heads north in the yard at Shenandoah.

NS train 211 crosses the bridge at Riverton Junction. The power plant at the inland port is seen on the far right as well as the converging of two rivers.

NS train 202 comes north past 2 relics (N&W signals to the right and a whistle stop board to the left) on beautiful summer morning in the Shenandoah Valley.