A decent array of power around the turntable in Cumberland.

After spending 20 minutes cornering these fellas so that they would be in my shot, it finally paid off.

B702's third unit brings some empties down to Maryland Metals. This track was ROUGH! Ironic how the line is called the "Security Branch" as with that track "security" is the last word that comes... (more)

Check out the storm in the distance! This train is way overpowered but he picked up about 30 cars from the Penn Southern in Culbertston. CSX stopped through service in 2000 on this line and this... (more)

The ACWR "Locomotive Bar" in position at Pinehurst in anticipation of the US Open. This is a former CSX AC6000 locomotive that was completely gutted.

Rough track on the branch line to Maryland Metals in Hagerstown.

A very rare move for the Penn Southern to work on a Wednesday but this FRA office car had to be brought to their shops. With fresh snow, they picked this car up from CSX. The Army Depot is parti... (more)

Talk about a perfect fit! At about 9 PM, a bomb train with a caboose crosses the Potomac river.

A slightly different perspective at Maryland Metals and a pair of units this time (not long hood forward). This is probably some of the worst looking active track in the country.

The effects of PSR are certainly visible in this photo with nearly every type of CSX locomotive in recent memory sitting here in storage in Cumberland.

I snapped this shot from on top of AB2's Ford Explorer, one of those spur of the moment shots that was difficult to replicate.

The 7110 is being set off, looking like a mistreated Athearn GP60 with those bent handrails. The other GP60 and the "Pumpkin" hooked up to the 212 and 212's power took the 211 south.

The ACWR "Locomotive Bar" entrance at Pinehurst. The staff of the ACWR really did a great job on this thing, certainly a unique set up.

View of the Cumberland yard at its widest point from a Cessena 414.

With a beautiful sunset and several bridges visible, 12Z heads north over the former location of the diamond with the "Southern" line to Harrisonburg. Note the "Lackawanna" he... (more)