Only Miles away from its final destination for the day. SMS Line’s NE-1 is seen passing through the Black Creek Marsh Wildlife Management area with another load of Ford products. The distant hil... (more)

A lot has changed since this image was taken....No more racks, small stub instead of two tracks, new crossing and the Library now in habits the old depot. Plus only one GE.

Former Holiday Unit leads a southbound on the last day of July!

Southbound Train #252 with the D&H #7303 trailing.

Today is a day of rest for these old girls. Come Monday morning a Crew will be back aboard dropping rail off south of this location.

I still dont know how i heard this westbound work train coming given the "Roar" from very swollen normanskill creek passing under me but i still pulled it off.

Rare Sight…..On most days of the week, you can bet that Canadian Pacific’s #931 and #930 will feature NS power. But Friday August 7th , proved to be an exception when a matching set of Ex-Conr... (more)

After putting on a show for the ears as they worked there way from CP-RJ to the Abandoned Old State Road Bridge two very uncommon visitors to the Capital District make there way east toward Selkir... (more)

Switching out the conveyor....SMS has operated a very healthy Rail to Truck conveyor business at the NEIP since they took over switching at the park in 06.

B761 patiently waits on Track #1 for a signal as Eastbound Q38602 passes by. Once Q38602 clears B761 will cross over onto Track #2 for a pick-up at the NEIP.

Switching at the Park....After dropping a cut of cars of McGrand Paper Woody throws the switch so Bill can take the #301 down into the alley and pick up some empties to place out for interchange w... (more)

After making there pick-up of mtys from SMS/SNY at Delanson, CP #939 is seen blasting through Howes Cave on its southward trip to Binghamton where it will be interchanged with the NS. I would than... (more)

Switching the Park.

Nice to see CN power for a change compared to the standard NS black Dash-9's that can usually be found on this train.

Class Leader #700 heads up #283 on what was a very rainy Friday.