Vermont Railway's Rutland to Bellows Falls train GMRC 263 rumbles over the famous Cuttingsville Trestle with the VTR 307, 432 and 208

With available motive power tight, when the normal Bellows Falls switcher had to get some TLC, the veteran GRMC Alco RS-1 was called to service to handle switching duties. Seen on the causeway be... (more)

Vermont Railway train RDHJ glides through the snowy winter landscape at Mt Tabor with the VTR 206 in charge.

VTR 432 leads the westbound GMRC 264 past the depot at Chester, VT.

The early morning solitude of the Vermont countryside is momentarily interrupted by the VRS B&R job on it's slow journey south to N. Benington. GMTX 2215 VTR 431

VTR 432 leads the westbound GMRC 264 past the old Rutland RR freight house at Gassetts town of Chester, VT on a beautiful spring day.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle with the GMTX 2684 and VTR 432.

Spring has sprung in New England as the Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses the Williams River at Chester, VT on the return trip to Rutland from Bellows Falls. VTR 432, GMTX 2684.

GMRC 263, the daily slurry from Rutland to Bellows Falls, stops at Chester for the crew to pick up Coffee & Donuts. The improper blue leader seen just north of the station is cutting fresh trails ... (more)

Getting a pass into Riverside yard was like giving cash to a kid in a candy shop... I was able to watch the yard switcher work while the power off of VRS/GMRC 263 came off to grab their cars to h... (more)

Getting a pass into Riverside yard was like giving cash to a kid in a candy shop... I was able to watch the yard switcher work while the power off of VRS/GMRC 263 came off to grab their cars to h... (more)

Blood, sweat, and tears went into this photo. Literally. Having operated the drone only a month I made the mistake of panicking when I heard the distant train horn and got my finger whacked by a... (more)

VTR 207 leads Pan Am Southern detour train 11R past the depot in Wallingford, Vermont.

Detour-1 has become GMRC 264 as they roll past the rebuilt Bartonsville Covered Bridge on a rainy afternoon.

The GMRC slurry train drops into the town of Bartonsville, VT on a crisp Saturday afternoon.