On Station. The weekday Anderson Job works the NS interchange in Anderson before heading east to Belton to interchange with the Greenville & Western Railroad.

Local Work in the Morning. The local Y102 heads onto the NIT to work some industries in a former ACL industrial park.

Local Work. The S-F local runs north on the Southern's R Line toward Blythewood, SC.

Nice New Power. A very newly released and still shiny locomotive leads the daily container train through Devine Junction past the single aspect searchlight signal.

Bridging the Congaree. After (sadly) turning its power to have the yn2 unit trail, the local crosses the Congaree from Cayce Yard and pulls to the regular stop spot at Tryon Street in Colu... (more)

Morning Coal Run. With part of Columbia as a backdrop, CSX 321 passes alongside Assembly Street on its way to Andrews Siding. It will wait there for a few hours before another crew takes i... (more)

Searching. Led by foreign power, the daily 242 container train passes a single-aspect searchlight, originally of Seaboard origin and provided to NS as part of the railroad reorganization i... (more)

Early Morning Empties Run. Grain empties proceed by the former Union Station, now the California Dreaming restaurant, with a blue BC Rail unit trailing second.

Coal Through the Countryside. Headed for Cross, a loaded coal train passes through the countryside north of Newberry on the historic CN&L line.

Hints of the Southern. The daily 12R run from Columbia suffered some mechanical issues and reversed into the yard to clear those up, with the head end waiting here near a remnant Southern ... (more)

The Return of M2s. The local P75, which runs everyday but Sunday, runs south on the Southern's R Line from Columbia to Monetta, SC. Unusually, the local was led by two six-axles and, even ... (more)

Heading Southeast. After running down the W Line from Asheville, W44 passes by Fletcher Hardware and near the Fletcher Town Hall.

Working. After running down the W Line from Asheville to Hendersonville, W44 efficiently and carefully works Kimberly Clark.

Following the Southern. What once was SOU W44 and is now BLU W44 departs Asheville Yard through Biltmore, passing below a remnant SOU signal bridge as it heads onto the W line to proceed t... (more)

Remnant Southern Signals. BLU's version of the W44 heads east on the W line toward Hendersonville, passing two remnant Southern signals that sadly work no more, looking away from what once... (more)