The first weekend back in operation for the Delaware & Ulster Railroad since 2019. The second train of the day returns to Arkville with NW2 116 leading.

Another one of those former IC units that just keep going like the proverbial bunny is slowly warming up with solar energy from an early hazy sunrise.

It’s another Friday in May and another chance to see a Canadian visitor leading M526. The clouds have opened at just the right time to catch this Canuck and the intermodal loads it’s pulling ... (more)

Another whatever happened to? Somewhere in the process of morphing into baked bean cans, or whatever, this sad unit is serving as a parts supply for the Alcos actually on the roster.

BV.27 near Topmost.

Engineer Shane Frederickson keeps a watchful eye on Reading 2102 as it eases out of the Reading & Northern Steam Shop on a cold May morning.

A Ferrosur Roca train on the outskirts of Hinojo awaiting authorization to continue its journey to Las Flores.

S55404 over the coosa river with CSXT 1776 and 4720 leading the 51 car loaded military train bound for Washington DC

East Bound approaching Rock Island Crossing and JD tower

Whatever happened to? Somewhere in the process of morphing into baked bean cans, or whatever, this sad unit is serving as a parts supply for the Alcos actually on the roster.

Power for the northbound train is putting cuts together prior to departure. We chased all the way to Monett. Great day.

CSX S554 led by the Honoring Our Veterans and ONECSX engines passing Monroe Yard on its way to Jesup, MD with equipment for the upcoming Military Parade in Washington, DC

Sitting on the First Coast RR this unit was ex GN>BN and was getting a going-over by the FRA man. I would have liked to see the report.

A trio of Dash 8's lead the Seminole Gulf Railway's Arcadia Turn as it makes its southbound run to Fort Meyers with cars from the CSX interchange in Arcadia. The train is just south of Fort Ogden,... (more)

East Bound approaching Rock Island Crossing and JD tower