WW102 heads south with a nice assortment of spring colors present between the blooming red bud trees and the GMTX locomotive.

The NYC heritage unit leads NS 126 east through Shawsville, VA.

Accelerating past the ball fields with WB mixed freight. Channeling Bob Uecker I’d say she’s looking “Juusstt a little worse for wear” at this point.

Radford Runs: NS 8102 leads manifest train NS 126 eastbound out of the yard in Radford, Virginia, along the NS Pulaski District, as it passes NS 8025 leading intermodal train NS 278.

Racing toward a crew change in Bristol.

Originally SCL>SBD unit leading a southbound train. I still don't know what the "G" on the signals means.

Easing down the steep grade which ends at the Clinch River and running on NS trackage rights an empty coal train has a former L&N unit in charge. That's my old Nissan Hardbody pickup under the br... (more)

Dynamics humming away, this consist is easing an eastbound coal train through the natural tunnel. They are running on NS using trackage rights and will join the former Clinchfield just north of K... (more)

The L129 heads south through the CSX Shenandoah Subdivision's semi-"Street Running" section in downtown Winchester on a nice spring afternoon.

WW 102 heads south with one load from my facility bound for CSX and 7 empties from NS that we will load later that day. We can only load 3-5 cars at a time but the WW came twice that day and we... (more)

The NS OCS heads around a sharp curve at the station in Culpeper, past some nice spring scenery, on its way to Augusta, Ga. for the Masters Tournament.

The OCS, on its way to Augusta, GA. rolls through a nice house or rather compound, on its way south. Almost looks like a nice G Scale layout from this angle!

Rectortown Rumble: NS 8099 and NS 1069 lead the annual NS Masters Office Car Special Train eastbound along the NS B line through the plains of Rectortown, Virginia.

WW102 heads back from the shops at Gore light with 1006, a classic GP leading. Spring has sprung and the willow tree at the M Adams farm is in its full splendor.

Right on the tail of NS 275, 289 winds through Delaplane on a nice spring morning.