On a absolutely picture perfect Tuesday afternoon 213 rolls around a curve her in Cramerton, NC.

211 rolls over the Catawba River and under threatening sky's with the Central Of Georgia heritage unit leading.

After spending most of the late morning and early afternoon spreading ballast on main one. 94Z with the candy cane Herzog train sits tied down on the Belmont pocket track. The train has a clean AC... (more)

213 rolls through the trench in Gastonia with a big mac leading a UP ES44.

204 rolls north with a aging D8W in charge. For how long these former CR D8W's have left on the NS roster is uncertain. But with the way things have been going they are not long the the storage li... (more)

24R rolls south just outside of Grover.

A interesting move on a fright train. 118 rolls north through Belmont with a beat up D9W 9102 on a flat bed. If anyone has any info on what derailment it was involved in post a comment below.

It feel's like spring is near. As 212 is rolling north through Cramerton with one of NS's blue mane DC to AC conversion unit's leading.

937 rolls south through the trench in Gastonia. The leader is a aging GP60 #7123 a once common occurrence to the Piedmont these GP60's used to lead high priority stack trains. Now they are downgra... (more)

The Boys Scout Special rolls to a stop at Modena street so the conductor can dismount and flag the crossing.

213 rolls south through the trench in Gastonia with a shiny new ACe #1175 on the point. You couldnt ask for a better day with the high of about 75. Nothing like a little spring time weather in ear... (more)

213 hustles south through Gastonia by the Amtrak station and the water tower.

Rolling down the plant Allan spur and getting ready to enter the plant is PC20. They are bringing locomotives for a empty coal train that came out later that night. Soon scenes like this will be h... (more)

213 makes it's was through downtown Kings Mountain with two D9W's and a ES44DC.

A NS ACe and C6M leads 65Q mty ethanol train through Cramerton, NC. This is rarity for this stretch of the Piedmont Division that normally doesn't see these types of trains. So seeing one of these... (more)