Sunrise on the C&O.

Horn Honk.. Even though it can't be seen in the photo, there was a horn honk being held this day by a group of horn-train enthusiasts.

This rather worn C40-8 leads a wesbound coal drag through St. Albans.

CSXT 540 lights up this signal as he rumbles west with a loaded coal train. In the image, the signal changing from a green to a red aspect is visible as well as the EOT blinking off into the dista... (more)

A pair of 70MAC's idle in the Westward Siding waiting to head west into the power plant with a string of AEPX cars.

This westbound empty train slices through the haze formed by yet another hot and humid June afternoon.

This C&O pole signal at Indian (Milepost CLF 1.0) supports two red aspects which are visible piercing through the evening fog.

This westbound rapid discharge coal train slices through St. Albans as the moon watches from above.

This former Conrail EMD SD50 which is now sporting her Yn3 job awaits her next assignemnt in the Westward Siding.

The eastbound signal at West End of Coal River supports two red aspects as a full moon peeks through some trees.

This classic C&O signal supports two red aspects as the moon shines bright in the background.

An eastbound empty mine shifter idles just east of the Coal River bridge at St. Albans as a westbound mine shifter zips through town lighting up the nose of the GE ES44AC.

The Tuesday rush! CSX resumed full operations less than 12 hours ago, at the time this image was taken. Despite the nasty rainy conditions, I ventured my way to the tracks in hopes to come home wi... (more)

A westbound empty grain train highballs through St. Albans with an SD70MAC on the point as an eastbound receives the "slow clear" signal to proceed up the Coal River side of things.

The calm before the storm. Amtrak Cardinal # 51 highballs westbound through St. Albans. The sky looks peaceful in this image, although on the trip back home (less than ten minutes away), several l... (more)