BAYL 511 at the Abbeville AL Chip Mill

A rare sight for 2016 is a pair of Bay Line Geeps pulling a train of Woodchip cars. This scene may not be on the original Bay Line but I'm certainly not complaining about this consist, which is cu... (more)

Getting harder to find. G&W has most of the 500 series Bay Line units in orange and black so finding an original green and yellow Bay Line unit is a real treat. Looks like the crew ran out of ti... (more)

Getting harder to find. G&W has most of the 500 series Bay Line units in orange and black so finding an original green and yellow Bay Line unit is a real treat. Looks like the crew ran out of ti... (more)

The EARY's turn to Talladega to interchange with CSX heads south toward home in the dense eastern Alabama woods.

The Hilton and Albany Railroad brought in a train from Albany and is seen here sorting out which goes to Chattahoochee Industrial and what goes to Chattahoochee Bay.

With original schemes of the railroads owned by the Genesee and Wyoming getting scarce shots like this are hard to come by. The weather is less than stellar of course but it does not affect the bl... (more)

A variety of paint schemes adorn today’s EARY Talladega Turn consist. With only a few miles from here until their yard in Sylacauga, the fun and relatively easy chase of this short line will co... (more)

Bay Line Railroad GP38 #511 tied down on the lead to the Golden Peanut processing plant. #511 was built August 1969 as Penn Central #7749

Bay Line GP9 #512, in service on the Abbeville & Grimes branch, on the Golden Peanut spur. #512, was built in 1956 as C&O 6085.

Eastern Alabama Railway's turn to Talladega is homeward bound toward Sylacauga, AL with a healthy train from the CSX interchange.

Climbing up a steady grade comprised entirely of jointed rail in typical short line fashion, the EARY Talladega Turn is practically at the halfway point between Dega and Sylacauga on this hot summ... (more)

As they make their way around a field of corn on the left, the EARY Talladega Turn comes into view with an orange and black Bay Line GP38 at the helm as they keep moving along at 10mph to Sylacaug... (more)

The EARY slips through a tree tunnel outside of Talladega, but not without a sucker hole for some nose light. The EARY road job is returning to Sylacauga with marble slurry empties, plastic pellet... (more)

Eastern Alabama Railway's (EARY) train from the CSX interchange nears home as it approaches Sylacauga behind an eclectic mix of power.