Another good find in Milner, a former B&O caboose, still in okay condition.

The EARY slips through a tree tunnel outside of Talladega, but not without a sucker hole for some nose light. The EARY road job is returning to Sylacauga with marble slurry empties, plastic pellet... (more)

The Port Job, now cut away from the delivered train, runs light power around the loop at Birmingport. The locomotives are dwarfed by the gigantic, yet spindly, old crane which serves barges on the... (more)

A brand-spankin'-new Gevo leads a seldom-seen train of Plant Scherer empties across the fill before Gold Ridge.

Camp Hill gets a taste of the Scherer coal empties as the friendly crew navigates through the curves downtown.

One of the awesome yard engines at East Thomas, the 1717 sits just west of the turntable. Extra special thanks to the BNSF for setting up the Citizens for Rail Security meeting and allowing us to ... (more)

The BNSF yardmaster has a light evening on his hands and was able to have a few of us from the CRS meeting up in the tower. Many thanks to BNSF for inviting us to East Thomas!

Taken from our escort vehicle during a yard tour. Always good to see those bright BNSF colors! Thanks to BNSF for hosting the Citizens for Rail Security meeting at East Thomas!

736's DPU keeps on pushing as the train accelerates towards Bridgeport.

Two BNSF locos rest on the wye at Fairburn, where CSX has a large intermodal terminal.

After attending a BNSF Citizens for Rail Security meeting, we were able to shoot some of the power in the yard. While it was a crummy day, this gem was parked behind the office in some good light.... (more)

"So the sun, shines upon them...." at Palos, AL, where BNSF trains bring the black-diamonds of the west to Plant Miller, the largest coal-fired power plant in the Alabama Power system.

The radio unit has just come off of the Memphis district at Stevenson, and onto former NC&St.L trackage for the final run to Chattanooga.

Highly acceptable and outstanding power down in there.

Some very sweet backlighting highlights the details of the hills and lines of the locomotives, as this BNSF run-through makes for Livingston.