The NS 234 takes the scenic route, passing rolling hills and farmland, as it heads down the Columbus District.

A couple cows find watching the photographer more exciting them the 18M passing by in the background, as the sun begins to set, ending a good day of railfanning.

A faded AC6000 rounds one of the gentle curves on the single main, on its way through scenic Pike County, heading from Columbus to Russell, KY.

CSXT 5109 leads a grain train by the MP 35 intermediate signal on the CSX Northern Sub.

NS 218 with stacks on the head end charges through Waverly at an impressive track speed of 60MPH.

The 218 passes the signals for Glen Jean, and begins to head over the long bridge over the Scioto River, and passes one of the wells that supplies the water to Waverly.

The Q310 works his way through the woods, preparing to do some work less than a mile away at Greggs, before finishing the rest of his trip from Columbus to Russell, KY.

The NS 218 comes out of the woods, and approaches the newly reopened River Rd crossing, as it heads east towards Portsmouth on a very nice fall afternoon.

With loads for Duke Power at Terrell, NC, CSX train V385-20 makes its way east over the former C&O between Columbus and Russell, KY.

A pair of faded Dash 8's pull a train of empty hoppers through Pike County, about half way done with their trip from Columbus, OH to Russell, KY.

NS 218 heads through scenic Pee Pee Township in Pike County, just north of Waverly, on a warm but nice day.

Almost to the end of the long bridge that runs over the Scioto River, and the low area next to the river, the 233 with UP power trailing heads though Waverly in the late afternoon.

The hopper train zips around the curves, and still can be seen to the right of the train, as it passes the area that one was the Waverly Depot, the tracks in the foreground went to the DT&I's yard... (more)

The eastbound NS 234 heads by the farms to the north of Waverly, on a warm, clear afternoon.

Westbound baretables zip by the shutter in rural Ohio.