The first Rambler of the season rolls past the beautiful redbuds blooming in McWherter Park.

NS T12 rumbles into Clinton with an awesome lash-up of 3 GP38-2's, with two of them being high hoods!

111 makes a run for the hill as it passes through East Siding on its way south to Knoxville.

Ex-Southern Railway #2561 leads a rare former Southern reefer (recently acquired by the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum) back to K-25 after a run of cars to Blair to interchange with NS. Of not... (more)

A southbound ballast train waits for a northbound coal train to pass before exiting the siding.

The Chaska helper shoves a southbound grain train up Duff Mountain.

T35 rolls off the Jellico line with a heavy load of wood chips and coal, crossing the Clinch River in downtown Clinton. T35 will take the siding across the river and a waiting 111 will pick up the... (more)

I'm dreaming of a... Green Christmas?? Welcome to Tennessee! Former Washington & Lincolnton #203 leads one of the final Rambler excursions of the 2014 season across the train's namesake Th... (more)

NS 8327's headlights peek through the falling snow as it curves through Laurel Valley with NS 112 in tow.

The Rambler curves along Neyland Drive as it approaches the stadiums of the University of Tennessee and its former boarding location at Volunteer Landing.

The Three Rivers Rambler is rolling back into Knoxville, passing a line of old equipment stored in a siding.

The Rambler passes by the cemetery in Marbledale, final resting place of Revolutionary War veterans. Although no longer standing (the 1903 building burned in 1981), the Lebanon Presbyterian Church... (more)

Southern Railway #154 heads off to be stored for the night in the Marbledale area (downtown Knoxville is not a fan of coal smoke!) while a glorious sunset lights up the sky.

Southern Railway #154 poses atop Three Rivers Trestle against a glorious sunset at the conclusion of its 2014 operating season. Many thanks to the Rambler crew for their assistance in getting this... (more)

The 2014 edition of the annual CSX Santa Train rolls around Log Cabin Curve (named for the log cabin inside the curve visible in this photo) on its approach to the stop in Dungannon where a massiv... (more)