Camp Chase's 3 SW1500's sit tied down for the night, normally these are kept locked in a cage when not in use, however the cage is filled with a cut of ethanol cars this evening.

The Santa train departs Logan and heads back to Nelsonville.

After pulling 5 snow covered cars off of the siding in the background, the local powered by a GP15-1 begins to pick up speed, blowing some of the snow off the top of the cars.

NS 234 crosses over from Ohio into West Virginia on the massive Ohio River bridge.

NS 8320 lets out a cloud of smoke as it heads though Marion past the old NW signals shortly after sunset.

A bunch of coal and coke trains sit tied down at the west end of the yard.

This train stopped on the elevated track after a defect detector found dragging equipment.

Ohio Central having just passed through downtown Columbus has just a couple more miles to travel on the NS Dayton District to NS Buckeye yard where it will set off all the cars in this picture, an... (more)

The sun sets behind the old PRR signal bridge at MP 146, this was the former PRR Xenia line.

NS 117 very quickly clears the snow off of the Cooke Rd crossing, so far this is the most snow we have had this winter.

The ECL heads east across the panhandle, with a NS coal train in tow. So far the only Ohio Central engine wearing G&W colors, OHCR 4099 is trailing.

The NS 234 works on crossing over from the Lockbourne Siding to main one, at CP Craft.

Former Osborne Yard Bowl locomotive, now OHCR 4602, along with two C30-7's OHCR 7063 and 7064 spend Thanksgiving sitting in the lower yard. They will either pull a pipe train east, or they will be... (more)

A bit of coal dust blows off the NS 862 as it nears Lucasville. The CPL in the background by the Cook Rd grade crossing was replaced two days after this photo was taken.

OHCR 4095 and 4097, both former Conrail Super 7's pull off the siding to begin their work switching out the industries in Columbus on the panhandle line.