With a fresh Alabama Division Crew, 153 departs for Birmingham.

Running 2 x 89 x 1 x 59, Chattanooga to Macon 372 took a long time to get over Braswell Mountain.

KCS runthrough IMYNS is almost to the final destination of Atlanta, GA, seen here splitting the crooked signals at Lithia Springs. I've grown used to the retro-belle scheme, but will miss KCS whe... (more)

One of the classier Watco operations I've encountered, the Blue Ridge Southern local returns from Waynesville.

Spending the first 38 years of it's life on the IC, ICG & nouveau IC, this Paducahbilt GP11 has since retired to Florida.

Depicting multiple modes of transporting harvested sugar cane. Bryant Turn #1 heads shuttles empties to the cane fields east of Bryant, where private US Sugar runs will deliver to the loadouts.

Returning from Whitestone, a late day GNRR passes the well maintained depot now housing the Pickens County Mercantile and Quilt Shoppe.

Rural YN2, bovines & shacks.

A Whitaker Yard to Inman Yard intermodal transfer heads towards Atlanta with multiple blocks of intermodal for the Atlantic Coast.

Clyde is part Asheville hippies and part mountain hollers... where an upscale clothing store resides next to military surplus and gun shops.

Appropriately numbered GP39 #3939 leads the NS interchange back to Canton, NC.

With 45 cane racks from the fields east of Bryant, FL; BT4 returns to the US Sugar mill in Clewiston. USSX 506 was built in 1968 and had a varied career with PC, CR & DRGW, but who would have gue... (more)

Unfortunately, the Florida Gulf & Atlantic Lake City Day Switcher was running light engine, but I was still glad to get it passing the Seaboard Air Line signals as it headed out to work the multip... (more)

GNRR's Friday Southbound road freight rolls through The Mill on Etowah. Originally the "Canton Cotton Mill" that produced denim fabric, the redeveloped buildings feature a shopping mall... (more)

GNRR Job 102 is passing Talking Rock Brewery, which is located inside the restored passenger cars. There is a 0.01% chance you'll see a train while they're open, but they have good beer and are g... (more)