In the midst of its trip to Davenport for the night, CP's royal business train rolls south through Harpers Ferry, IA. It was nice to see the train running again with a solid set of F units, instea... (more)

A bucket list location for many, the small river town of Bellevue, IA is home to one of the few areas in the midwest that makes the area look not so midwestern-like. Here we are high above the tow... (more)

As the autumn sun begins its decent towards the horizon, CPs executive business train winds along the riverfront in downtown Davenport, before continuing to Nahant yard just outside of town.

On a crisp autumn morning along the Mississippi river in Minnesotas southernmost town, CPs executive business train skates along the water with an AAB arrangement of F-units.

After stopping for a few minutes to reinitialize PTC, the CP covered wagons open it up to continue their trip south to Davenport for the night. A collection of geese on the Mississippi River scatt... (more)

The royal business train exits the street running portion of Bellevue and prepares to put the hammer down outside of town.

After a quick crew change in Marquette, the business train is back on the move. The CP covered wagons were looking good as they passed by an old elevator in the town of Mc Gregor.

Rolling down the middle of N 2nd Street in downtown Bellevue, CP's classic covered wagons pass by some fall color outside of the State Bank. The royal Canadian business train is in tow, with top e... (more)

After a quick crew change in Marquette, CPs executive business train cruises south along the river, seen here passing the quiet beach town of Clayton, IA.

Continuing its trip to Nahant Yard in Davenport for the night, the royal Canadian Pacific business train hustles south through Princeton, skirting the mighty Mississippi. CP's sharp set of covered... (more)

CP 1401, 4106 and 1900 roll south across the Turkey River with the royal Canadian Pacific business train in tow. The train departed Hastings, MN this morning and is enroute to Nahant Yard in Daven... (more)

Last stand in Hamilton.

One of those great photo ops that comes with a distinct drawback. The GSWR F's are on what is essentially their last assignment, rolling up the rail south of Pine Mountain. Was fortunate to witn... (more)

For a few years, a pair of F's roamed Central Georgia once again, these belonging to the Georgia Southwestern. Part of their trackage included rights out of Columbus over NS to the "R-Line&q... (more)

#6304 got all the limelight while #6311 remained sidelined while on the Washington & Idaho Railway. Looking more like it should have an IC "Death Star", it matched a business car on the... (more)