CLNA 114 proceeds west out of Wilson with a GP38-2, GP15-1 and two GP9s.

Re 420 # 289 (Re 4/4 II # 11289) (with fold-up automatic coupler) and Re 420 # 240 (Re 4/4 II # 11240) of the SBB in multiple control pull the freight train 60065 from Lausanne shunting yard (LTE)... (more)

11Z with the "Virginian" heritage unit leading, pauses near a rockface after meeting a northbound.

West of Marathon CPKC's mainline hugs the shore of Lake Superior or in this case is in close proximity.

A Charger brings the Palmetto south through Wilson.

Coors Brewing Critter #997 (SW1000) makes smoke as it strains to move a cut of grain hoppers in the yard in Golden, Colorado.

Grime WDG-4D

Lone VISHAKAPATANAM WDG-4D covered in dust and faded colors crossing Majhigouri Rayagada railway bridge

P46 comes off the CSX connection as Boylan as the Raleigh skyline looms large in the background.

With the "Virginian" heritage unit leading, 11Z creeps across the James River due to a slow order on a nice evening over the CSX former C&O mainline.

Steamlocomotive Ed 3/3 # 401 of the DVZO, built in 1901 by SLM for the Uerikon-Bauma-Bahn, pulls train 31160 from Bauma to Hinwil, between Neuthal and Bäretswil.

94X heads across the Potomac River with a ballast extra with one of the two SD70ICC rebuilds leading.

A Westbound South Shore passenger train approaches its stop at the new 11th Street Station in Michigan City. While the street running is missed, at least the steep grade and curve at Lafayette Str... (more)

It's a rainy afternoon in Perry Township, Ohio as a pair of GP38-2's lead the Ohio Central's Cambridge Turn returning towards Zanesville. The train is crossing over the stone arch bridge at Arch H... (more)

WW102 crew heads to the shops at Gore with light power. This line no longer sees freight traffic, only 1-2 light power moves to the shops per month.

Westbound Q219 is now rolling towards Avon Yard after staging at MP 278. The train is on the east side of Indy as it rolls thru CP 280 on the Indianapolis Terminal Sub. CP 280 is where old Indiana... (more)