On this beautiful summer day the catfish are above the Potomac River as NS 11R crosses from Maryland into West Virginia.
Under an unusual afternoon sky, NS 37Q crosses the Potomac River south from Maryland into West Virginia.
NS 228 stack train crosses from Maryland into West Virginia over the Potomac.
NS 11R crossing the Potomac River into West Virginia with the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background.
NS 38Q crossing the Potomac River from West Virginia into Maryland.
The cab unit of the Loram RG306 is upside down following last night's collision. Hulcher crews pushed it off the right of way for removal later today.
Hulcher crews prepare to remove the head end of the Loram Railgrinder involved in last night's collision with NS 214. The underside of RG306 can be seen across the tracks.
Damaged railcars when a Loram Railgrinder struck the rear of the NS214 last night. The 3 cars and containers wait an engine to bring them to Vardo yard in Hagerstown Maryland.
NS 228 passes by the remnants of the Loram Railgrinder RG306. The lead unit of RG 306 is on its side after being push off the tracks by Hulcher crews.
Just Happened Tonight
Thanks to the VRFE Fans for the Heads Ups and OS's
Early morning sun hits a NS stack train crossing the Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia
CRIX engine on the point crossing the Potomac River southbound on the NS H line into West Virginia near Shepardstown.
NS 37Q crosses the Potomac River at sunset from Maryland to West Virginia at Shepardstown.
