Elkhart, IN - Macon, GA manifest #175 climibs the west slope of Braswell Mountain nearing Brushy Mountain Road

Over four feet of snow has fallen at Crescent, Colorado as a pair of Norfolk Southern engines shove an oil train towards Denver.

Working upgrade at Cabazon, NS 1140 leads another westbound ZAILA, as it approaches the Apache Trail road crossing,

Four feet of snow has fallen at Crescent, Colorado as a pair of Norfolk Southern ponies shove a loaded oil can train towards Denver on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.

As the setting sun lowers towards the western horizon ice crystals create a sun pillar while NS 120 kicks up a bit of snow in the small town of Buck Creek, IN during its eastward journey to Detroi... (more)

Bridging the Broad River. With the river swollen from heavy rains further north, NS 238 brings its load of pigs (and some mixed freight hidden behind the trees) across this large bridge lo... (more)

NS 1140 leads a manifest train towards Altoona.

NS 1140 Westbound through Laporte Indiana

NS 1140 Westbound through Laporte Indiana on a beautiful Sunday in March

Virginia? Pennsylvania? Kentucky? Nope, just 35 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta, GA.

Norfolk Southern train 64E, an eastbound ethanol train, passes the scanner at South Plainfield, New Jersey, on a bright March 11, 2018, morning. NS SD70ACe 1140 and ES44AC 8157 are taking this tra... (more)

A short on time NS 16T enters Shenandoah yard after it broke a hose just south of Elkton, Virginia.

NS 1140 leads a colorful consist southeast on a loaded oil train along BNSF's mainline just north of Victory, WI. The Dairyland Power Coop stack is visible in the background at Genoa.

NS 756 tops a grueling grade just as it enters the village of Ferrum Virginia. From here the pumpkin vine meanders down through the Blue Ridge foothills on it's way to the next town of Henry.

745 passes the signal at Big Stone Gap, entering yard limits on a restricting heading into Appalachia. At Appalachia, a mine shifter crew will take over the train to shove up through the yard at A... (more)