Mass Coastal 2006 leads the loaded Energy Train over Cohasset Narrows in Buzzards Bay, Bourne, MA. The 1935-built vertical lift bridge over the Cape Cod Canal is seen in the background.

Mass Coastal 2006, 2010, and 2008 lead the Energy Train southbound at the Wareham River in downtown Wareham, MA.

MC 2006 leads the Energy Train north just minutes before sunset.

With sunset 25 minutes away, MC 2006 brings Mass Coastal's Energy Train across the Cape Cod Canal in Bourne, MA. The 544-foot long vertical lift bridge was built in 1935 for the New Haven Railroad... (more)

An ex-ATSF GP7U rests in the Hyannis Yard at Cape Cod on a very sunny and unusually warm October day. Very nice to see one of these locomotives still in operation since there aren't that many left... (more)

The Mass Coastal Energy Train and the Cape Cod Dinner Train deadhead combined at Yarmouth Junction, to make a nice long train as they went north, as seen in the photograph, here is the combined tr... (more)

Mass Coastal’s Energy Train (MC-1) is seen going by Wareham Village with 8 empties for Yarmouth.

Mass Coastal 2006 (ex-ATSF GP7u) and the Energy Train cross the Cape Cod Canal as fishermen enjoy a cool dip in the water on this hot and muggy summer day.

MC 2006 (ex-ATSF GP7u) with the Cape Cod Central's Dinner Train at the Pocasset River in Bourne, MA as the sun sets on a fine summer evening.

Mass Coastal Railroad's ex ATSF GP7u cruises across Hoxie Pond on a summer afternoon with the trash train, bound for the Covanta Waste to Energy Facility in Rochester, MA

Mass Coastal 2006 (ex-ATSF GP7u) passes Bay in Middleboro with a tank car for Canal Electric in Sandwich; the MassDOT hopper being used as a spacer. Bay is the end of MBTA track and the beginning ... (more)

Mass Coastal 2006 is seen passing the railroad station at Cataumet in Bourne with a three-car train for Otis.

Mass Coastal 2006 leads the Energy Train southbound through West Barnstable under a clear November sky.

Mass Coastal 2006 passes by the old train station located at Monument Beach in Bourne. The station was built sometime in the 1910s for the Old Colony Railroad's branch to Wood's Hole. The station ... (more)

Two Santa Fe geeps power today's Energy Train from Rochester to Yarmouth. The train passes over the Wankinco River in downtown Wareham.