There's not a lot to look at in the Mississippi Delta during brown season, but CN has been sporting just about every Class I railroad on its trains here recently on the Yazoo Sub. This southbound... (more)

Rainy days on Cabin Creek Series... After coming off the C&O mainline at Cabin Creek, a pair of GE ES44ACs have just finished running around the first cut of empties at Leewood Siding and w... (more)

Rainy days on Cabin Creek Series... Utilizing Leewood Siding for the runaround, CSX ES44AC No. 883 running back west in preparation for the shove east to Blackhawk's Tom's Fork loadout for ... (more)

Rainy days on Cabin Creek Series... Practically at the end of the line of CSX's ex-Chesapeake & Ohio Cabin Creek Subdivision finds a pair of mainline ES44ACs making a few switch maneuvers i... (more)

Rainy days on Cabin Creek Series... A pair of CSX ES44ACs runaround a set of empties in preparation for loading at Blackhawk's Tom's Fork loadout in the background on a dreary March 21, 201... (more)

Passing by a classic Clinchfield signal, CSXT G904 continues its southbound trip in Poplar NC as the snow begins to fall.

CSXT 883 rolls over a Clinchfield RR bridge in Relief, NC during a snowstorm.

CSXT G904 rolls through Red Hill, NC on the former Clinchfield RR.

CSXT G904 slowly exits a tunnel in Altapass, NC on the former Clinchfield.

CSXT G904 rumbles by an icicle filled rock wall on the Clinchfield with a light snow falling in Toecane, NC.

CSXT G904 rolls south in the mountains of North Carolina on the former Clinchfield main in a light snowfall. To the left is the North Toe River.

Passing by an iconic photo location on the Clinchfield, CSX G904 continues it's trip southbound as the snow begins to fall.

The Chattahoochee River is riding a little high this January day as the remnants from recent days of rain flow to the Gulf. Q602 and its 7400 feet of train keep on moving though as the 2X1 DPU tr... (more)

While the helper over Duff Mountain may be stationed on the southbound grade, the grade going north is just as severe. However, while the coal doesn't roll north on the KD Subdivision there are oc... (more)