It's only April but it's a hot day and the humidity is rising as the daily train is doing some switching around the modern steel office building.

A shortline unit that wears the original scheme, was bought new by its owner and is still working after so many years is rare indeed. Photo by Jim Satterwhite, from my collection.

Aberdeen & Rockfish AF6 dropping tank cars into storage on the Tyton Biofuels spur

Aberdeen & Rockfish AF6 in Fayetteville

Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad GP38 405 has a few features that are not found out "out of the box" EMD GP38s, primarily extra vents behind the blower housing on the long hood, and the narrower-than-... (more)

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 crossing Rockfish Creek

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF29 in Rockfish

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 in Raeford

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF18 in Fayetteville

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 in Rockfish

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 in Fayetteville

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 at Owens

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 at Upchurch Siding

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF6 at Dundarrach

Aberdeen & Rockfish train AF18 headed back from the River Terminal to the NS/CSX Interchange at Russell street old yard