One of the many colorful Westbound intermodals we typically see in the late afternoon swings by the fans with CSXT 3202 and BNSF 7052.

Lake Erie is frozen over as this westbound general freight rolls along the former NYC mainline.

Canadian National 324 kicks up fresh snow as it races south toward St Albans Vermont on a snowy afternoon.

CSX coal train N019 is back on the move again after meeting two at the new control point of Woodland. For those not familiar with the area, the more)

As the sun fades away on this late summer evening, so does an end of an era in the greater northeast Alabama area. CSX N057-23 (Stevenson,AL-Evansville,IN/EVWR) is polishing the rail through the q... (more)

CSX loaded coal train T738-20 rolls under the old coaling tower at Newnan,GA along the former Atlanta & West Point Route.

Eastbound coal bound for Newport News, Virginia

With the mercury sitting just above twenty degrees Fahrenheit and the wind gust feeling like needles poking any exposed skin; all that didn't matter for a few minutes as the sound of dynamic brake... (more)

The empty South Carolina Public Service Authority CSX E319-08 (Cross,SC-Evansville,IN/EVWR) is at the end of the double track main, and is about to knock down the restriction signal at Lookout Va... (more)

CSX 3213 leads the BLUKCK west into Coal City.

Two unit trains are passing each other as they roll through the control point of JR Mapp this morning. The unit train on the left is that of Q220 with empty auto racks heading for the nearby Kia ... (more)

A one unit stack train passes the Arlington, NE skyline.

Southbound Manifest Q515 comes around the bend at South Hanceville in Bangor, Al.

Empty northbound unit grain train CSX V154-20 is tied down on the old mainline with the outbound crew on it's way to climb aboard the 90 car train via of Wauhatchie Yard. As part of this "Pre... (more)

An prestigious example of man v. mountain on hand as we watch the pusher J298-23 notching out as it give the 8,000+ ft long CSX Q581-23 a push up the unforgiving 1.8 to 2% Cumberland Mountain grad... (more)