After a long day of running up and down the Greenbrier Valley, Moore-Keppel #3 cools its heels in the Durbin yard. Lighting by Chase Gunnoe.

After spending the last hour and a half attacking the slopes of Bald Knob ahead of a Shay, the last thing one expects to find atop a mountain is a C&O F7A and a B&O GP7! The Cheat Mountain Salama... (more)

Rounding the curve near the swinging bridge, Climax #3 looks quite at home amongst the rocks and trees of the Greenbrier Valley.

It never ceases to amaze me just how downright beautiful the Greenbrier Valley can be... What better place to experience that than from the caboose?

End of the Line- Moore-Keppel #3 approaches the switch for the siding St the current end of track South of Durbin. In the near future, the line will once again extend all the way to Cass.

On an early fall charter on the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley, Moore-Keppel Climax #3 trundles past a lineside cabin. A Chase Gunnoe photo charter.

Early Fall, Somewhere, West Virginia. A venerable Climax geared locomotive trundles down the valley with the daily mixed bound for Durbin. Thanks to Chase Gunnoe for organizing this charter, it ... (more)

Backwoods railroading! The Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad's flagship railroad, the Durbin Rocket in obscure Pocahontas County features a 5.5-mile tourist line on the former C&O Greenbr... (more)

Climax No. 3 pauses in the woods to siphon water.

Climax No. 3 rolls through the field at Nottingham, between Cass and Hevener Station.

Climax No. 3 performs a photo runby for photographers during Cass Railfan Weekend 2015

Climax No. 3 brings her train to a stop near Durbin for water. There's not water tank on the line; water is drawn from the creek, the same as was done during the logging days.

A pair of Western Maryland-painted F units pause as Spruce during Railfan Weekend 2015, sponsored by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association.

Moore, Keppel & Company Climax No. 3 rounds a curve near Durbin with engineer Earl Knoob at the throttle.

Moore, Keppel & Company Climax No. 3 steams out of the woods following a water stop near Durbin, West Virginia