Carolina Coastal train 119 in Washington

East Penn Railroad's Quakertown turn leaves town with 3 empty tank cars enroute to their interchange in Telford. The train is climbing the grade south of Quakertown known locally as 'Rockhill'. Th... (more)

Carolina Coastal's #119 job crosses the long Pamlico River trestle spanning Washington, NC and Chocowinity, NC on it's morning run from Plymouth. Many of CLNA's locomotives feature new paint with... (more)

The crew of CLNA's 119 job has brought their cut of cars over the Pamlico River Trestle and are now headed for the mainland of Washington, NC as they round the bend past a docked boat.

Perhaps the most iconic shot of the Carolina Coastal Railway is train 119's morning run over the Pamlico River. They are coming back across after doing some work in Chocowinity and are heading up ... (more)

The crew of CLNA's 119 job has brought their cut of cars over the Pamlico River Trestle and is now headed for the mainland of Washington, NC and points further as birds scatter for the coming trai... (more)

Perhaps the most iconic shot of the Carolina Coastal Railway is train 119's morning run over the Pamlico River. They are coming back across after doing some work in Chocowinity and are heading up... (more)

Crossing the Pamlico returning to Plymouth from Chocowinity on the old NS mainline.

An ex-CN/GTW rebuild switches the Choco yard on a bright spring morning after swapping cars with the CLNA 120 from Wilson.

It's apparent that NS is still responsible for maintaining this crossing on the legs of the wye that connects the NS Choco yard with the CLNA Choco yard. (Probably not a bad number to have in your... (more)

Heading westbound on the old-NS mainline from Chocowinity to Wilson in the evening, this GP9/35 pair is making good time with 20-some cars as they pass the old freight shed trackside in Simpson. W... (more)

The "motley crew" waits in the Wilson yard on Easter afternoon to take a train of soybeans and empty sulfur tanks to Raleigh the next morning. The lashup includes a GP9R, GP35, and SD9, typical of... (more)