A mighty AC6000CW charges westbound toward Donahue Road after making quick work of South Byron Hill. Nothing dares to compare to the roar of a "Super 60" at track speed.

CSXT's AC6000CW #685 leads an mty T104 coal train, westbound under the MP 130 "Drywall" CPL Signal Bridge, as it heads for the Magnolia Cutoff.

On a frigid December night, Q600 and its lone AC6000 locomotive drop off a cut of cars into one of the transfer tracks between CSX and Norfolk Southern in downtown Opelika. The 10th Street bridge... (more)

A westbound mixed freight works it's way up Sandpatch Grade and will soon duck under the massive bridge and tressle that once carried Western Maryland trains across the B&O.

Hamlet-Waycross freight Q491 passes under an old ACL signal bridge at the NS crossing in Charleston.

One of the three Diversity in Motion painted CSX locomotives leads Q339 south by FX as it nears Osborn Yard.

Tank of gas for the drive down, $30, nice room with a view at the Radisson for a family vacation, $165/night, getting a northbound not blocked by a southbound and right after the sun came out agai... (more)

CSX WF018 is temporarily parked while waiting for a new crew assignment.

As the westbounds stack up, T913 rides the approach blocks with a nice leader.

Low evening sun bothers the crew, the conductor's visor is down, and the engineer is doing the same. This autorack his headed west, out of Cumberland.

Eastbound coal crossing the Greenbrier River. A lone cloud in near perfect position, obscuring a nearly full moon. The bridges' wavy shadow on the water reflects the pyramid stacking of steel pl... (more)

With some hit and miss lighting, westbound loaded coal train U936 heads up the Northern Sub, through Ross County, with a decent amount of coal dust blowing off.

An Eastbound departs the yard office in Hinton. The pipe structure was used to fill the C&O E units with water, for steam generated heating on passenger trains. A 45 second exposure @ f8.0, ISO ... (more)

A long Q619 rumbles through the newly painted north end of Notasulga signal with a powerful AC6000 on the point.