A UP GEVO leads 212, breaking the monotony of NS Dash 9s on the Lehigh Line. The train is kicking up fresh snow from a storm the day before.

Three SD70 variants lead an early morning 212 through Bethlehem on a bitterly cold and windy Thanksgiving morning.

NS 212 crossing into South Carolina at Lake Hartwell.

After meeting 211 at Sugar Hill, GA, NS 212 picks up speed to diverge at Walters and head up the Greenville District.

I had to make a quick run to this spot since my radio didn't pick up him calling the signal at Baldwin just to my South. I got setup in time for the hotshot Intermodal train 212. With the nice hor... (more)

NS 212 passing Oakwood,GA waking everyone up on this morning with this nice sounding K5LLA!

Eastbound autorack/intermodal train 212 heads east on the Lehigh Line with an EMD SD70M leader.

Eastbound autorack/intermodal train 212 heads east on the Lehigh Line with an EMD SD70M leader.

After catching the hot Intermodal 212 down in Suwanee, GA Jordan and I head back North to Oakwood only to hear EOT problems with 212 at Red Lane witch is just North of Gainesville, GA. We ran up t... (more)

NS 212 struggling up the hill just South of Sugar Hill. Good thing I was set up when I was because the new radios NS has put it some of the locomotives make a loud static noise and I could barely ... (more)

The early morning hours of September 7th I found myself in the historic college hamlet of Shepherdstown. The Norfolk Southern *former Norfolk & Western Railway* H Line from Hagerstown, MD to Roano... (more)

Hotshot intermodal 212, led by a former Conrail Dash 8, passes by a ripening field of corn and the iconic peach sign at Hill Top Orchards at the Hall/Banks county line.

NS 212 breaks the silence in Phillipsburg with a trio of GE widecabs on a chilly November morning.

Rushing past this Reading Era search Light signal, the 212 makes good time in this Early morning light!

NS #9183 leads 212 as it begins it's journey on the Charlotte District as it passes the "Dixie Switcher" job at the Worley Signals.