NS 8101 sits under the sunset at the Marshall steam station in Sherrills Ford NC, after coming off of NS 744 earlier that day.

NS P75 has just returned to Andrews Yard after working local industry along the R Line in Lexington county.

My sentimental and aesthetic favorite commemorative Is threading it’s way along the serpentine line to St Paul and is about to enter the first tunnel, notorious for close clearance. (Story is t... (more)

Norfolk Southern unit sand train 68N rolls east of Erie through Harborcreek, Pennsylvania behind a colorful lashup. In the lead are the Central of Georgia and Norfolk Southern heritage units, foll... (more)

NS 8101 leads a colorful consist thru Franksville, WI on UP's Milwaukee Sub on April Fools Day, 2022.

The Chicago metropolitan area is known for having multiple fake springs, interrupted by freak winter weather. So to the surprise of nobody in the area, a freak blizzard swept across Chicago and Mi... (more)

Seen just north of the Shermer control point on UPs Milwaukee Sub, NS 8101 & NS 8114 take a massive consist of power, and a unit sand train, down towards proviso right in the middle of some thick ... (more)

Eastbound intermodal train 26E crosses the Vermilion River, with the Central of Georgia Heritage Unit leading.

Using the Central of Georgia heritage unit on home rails, the "Hill Engine" pulls a loaded Herzog ballast train from Vulcan Materials' Barin Quarry in Columbus, GA.

Our first shot was in some great evening light at Waring, GA. This curve swings north out of Waring passing the 36 milepost heading for Varnell.

NS train 378 crosses the Chattahoochee River, out of Alabama, and into Columbus, Georgia, with the Central of Georgia heritage unit operating on "home rails".

The CofG leads #177 south as they begin the climb up Braswell Mountain

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

Going to the City. With the City of Columbia skyline in the background and USC's Bates Hall to the right, the CG leads a grain train destined for Monetta, SC toward Andrews Yard.