Filtered sunlight paints the once beautifully restored Boston and Maine depot at Ely Vermont on an otherwise dreary Friday afternoon. VTR 206 leads the train Southbound along the Connecticut river... (more)

A lone GP40 backs its way out on to the Connecticut river causeway in Rockingham VT heading for its morning chores at the Riverside yard.

For a week or two this past October NECR was running daylight freights on the Roxbury sub, giving me a glimmer of hope that regularly seeing a train would become a normal occurrence; unfortunately... (more)

The usually nocturnal Northbound freight crosses the Winooski river on a foggy morning in Waterbury VT.

A solid train of ethanol makes it way south along the Connecticut river at Putney VT led by a leased pair of SD40-2's. The NECR took over the train for the second leg of the "Green Mountain Gatewa... (more)

A pair of GP-40's in faded Guilford paint cross the Kennebec River on there crawl to Northern Maine Jct.

B&M 334 creeps its train thru the small practically abandoned yard in Burnham Maine where the 33 mile Belfast and Moosehead Lake interchanged with the MEC.

The sun has just set as some rough looking Central Maine and Quebec power idles away a frigid weekend at Northern Maine Jct.

A West bound Pan Am freight waits next to the Millers River for a new crew in the small town of Farley Massachusetts. The two units up front wear the disappearing Guilford livery while the trailin... (more)

Leading long hood forward HRRC 3600 pulls its train North toward the CSX interchange at Pittsfield Massachusetts.

A former SCL SD45 sits under the lights at the Worcester intermodal facility. A fresh crew will soon arrive and begin the nights work. It was nice to see this unit in GE land.

The St. Lawrence and Atlantic crew members get ready to take the train north of the border on a cool Northern Vermont morning. At one time the Grand Trunk had 13 tracks and extensive shop faciliti... (more)

One of the 133 units that SP ordered from Morrison Knudsen in 1993 leads NECR's daily southbound down the mountain.

In 1999ish my parents took us on a family vacation to Colorado. Our first stop was the Cumbres and Toltec. I was 14 or 15, armed with my shiny new Nikon N60 and thinking it was the finest camera N... (more)

Amtrak winds its way down the mountain and under the very attractive light truss bridge that carries Rabbit Hollow road over the tracks. The trains next stop will be Montpelier Jct. arriving just ... (more)