NS U47, occupying the Glamorgan Branch main line, pulls loads from Hood at Norton. U49 is waiting at Tacoma for U47 to complete its work so it can take an empty hopper train to Red River Coal at D... (more)

Amid muted fall colors, U52 slowly rolls westbound through Blackwood. U52 left Norton with 30 loads and 8 empties. U52 spotted the 8 empties and picked up 12 loads at Blackwood #2, accessed via th... (more)

U53 has picked up 20 "yellow ball" empties from Westmoreland Coal's Appalachia transloader and backs around the wye in Appalachia. Once U53 clears the wye switch, it will utilize the track in the ... (more)

A regular operation on the north end of the Alaska Railroad is the local coal. This is a train that departs Fairbanks 5 days a week and heads to the mine at Usibelli loads. This train serves 4 or ... (more)

Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 220 is seen here making their way Eastbound as they pass through Villa Rica, GA. The HWY to the left is HWY 78

CN 595 departs Martins after working the Panolam plant there, with tanks for Stepan Chemicals 50-odd miles south at Longford Mills.

Although the weather can be a bit dreary in the fall in Alaska the cloudy weather can really help saturate the fall colors. A southbound export coal rolls through Cantwell, AK on a cloudy afternoo... (more)

A colourful Conrail unit leads 3 Norfolk Southerns upgrade from Conemaugh. Relics of the former steel industry form the backdrop

VIA 6414 leads some stainless steel cars through Bayview on a sunny fall morning. VIA 6414 is now repainted and rebuilt.

With fall colours at their peak, MMA #1 is westbound through Sherbrooke with an eclectic mix of power just before sunset in 2012. Power is MMA 5018, MMA 8583, leased CP 5833 & MMA 5016. For more t... (more)

The 1st morning passenger train leaving Kalavryta valley on the way down to Diakofto .This branch line is 750mm narrow gauge and 22km long.

With a snowy Continental Divide in the background, Union Pacific’s manifest freight from Salt lake City to Denver departs Tolland, Colorado, on September 25, 2000. Leading the train is what we u... (more)