Altoona & Rose Yard continue to be busy spot. In a matter of 30 seconds, 4 tracks filled up with action as the helpers await their next assignment.

NS 8807 snakes its way through the Shenandoah yard and by the station on beautiful morning. The crew would sit in this position for several hours waiting to for the pressure to rise.

NS 9095 leads the way south towards Roanoke VA

Running long hood forward, the Harrisonburg crew exits Shenandoah and heads for Elkton.

After waiting for the 16T to clear Stanley, NS 3552 makes its southbound move past the Crown Door Company in Stanley with a rather short train.

15T arrives in the Shenandoah yard on sunny fall morning. Recently, NS crews and yard operations have adopted some pretty stylish vests as seen in the cab here.

The NS horses are lined up ready to head south as the Blue Ridge moutains provide the starting line.

Snow is melting rapidly as NS 8799 leads 37Q through the Shenandoah Valley.

The NS OAR Safety train heads to Harrisonburg, VA on CW trackage on a beautiful Sunday morning.

On Saturday, October 17, this location had 7 railfans from 3 different states. A day later, it's back to just one as the recently added train 12Z quickly glides over the high trestle. The power is... (more)

Nearly 6 months since it was last seen in Shenandoah yard, NS 5825 makes another sighting in Virginia.

NS 8717 works its way into the yard on a beautiful Sunday morning after clearing the signal at Junior Avenue.

NS 955 sits in the north end of Shenandoah yard awaiting it's next destination. This low priority train came in overnight and would sit for 24 hours before making it's next move.

The car in the ditch shows the effects of 18 inches in Virginia as NS 8410 charges south past the signals at Island Ford.

Engineer Rick Seal is at the helm as NS train 202 gets ready to continue north through Riverton Junction on a warm Sunday morning in the Shenandoah Valley.