Its a busy day in downtown Opelika! Q144 rolls by the former West Point Route / Western Ry. of Alabama coaling tower just west (RR south) of the interlocking with the former Central of Georgia. R6... (more)

GNRR 316 leads some cars north to be tucked away for the arrival of CSX G110, which will be transferred to them soon.

Being an Alco fan, this was a great find. An RS-1, number 107, sits idle on a Sunday morning.

W990 approaches the GA 324 overpass at walking speed to ensure the clearance of the high'n'wide gas turbine. The turbine, destined for the Atlanta area, is watched closely by Emmert employees on t... (more)

The Bay Line local rumbles north with a cut of tank cars to be dropped off just up the line, then the train will head to the chip mill in Abbeville.

AM 18, formerly of the NW roster, kicks cars in the North Yard to build a cut for today's Monett Turn. It was sure a surprise to find this relic showing it can still perform in the yard.

511 occupies the foreground at Whitaker with shiny new hoppers, supposedly equipped with ECP brakes. Thanks to Ed and J.J. for the heads up!

Rumbling outside of the city limits, the crew of the PDRR 1764 approaches Revel's Barbecue Center just to the east. Yes... it's a barbecue center. I've never seen one either.

NS 187 grinds around the curves and up the grade at Locust Grove.

A KYLE road train is stopped briefly at Stratton with three SD45 tunnel motors.

All the glorious valves on the left side of the GM 209.

This 300 hp critter has been tucked away at GE Energy in Chamblee for a long time. It was built in September 1959 and was employed with Georgia Power until probably in the 1970's. S/N 33449.

463 stretches through Patrick, as townsfolk just recovered from the Sandbast Rally (http://www.sandblastrally.com) which I volunteer for or compete in every year.

EMDX units head for La Junta to be turned, while two GE's are left tied down with the BNSF test cars.

Classic meets modern in downtown Atlanta. Go figure, a CSX GE Widecab almost ruined the shot, but one has to improvise in these situations and work with what you get.