A pair of visitors from the West (KCS, Ferromex) pull the empty ethanol train back North to fill up with another load of corn gas.

An SD40-2 proudly leads out front, as the empty grain train heads back North through downtown Cartersville, GA. The brick building across the tracks was once the city court house, but today is the... (more)

A pair of BNSF engines sandwich a KCS unit, as they power Northbound through the Northwest Georgia countryside with a string of empty ethanol tank cars.

The Northbound Geometry Train glides over the Etowah River on a beautiful Spring Day in Northwest Georgia.

The CSX Geometry Train motors through the S curve on it's run North.

The local yard job shoves it's string of cars back North on the W&A main in to Junta Yard.

The Savannah & Atlanta Heritage Unit leads the Northbound freight train, as it grinds over the summit of Braswell Mountain and it's way North.

A CSX Dash 8-40CW sporting the YN2 paint scheme leads a string of Autoracks Southbound on the old Western & Atlantic Subdivision.

An EMD Tier 4 SD70ACe (ST70AH) leads the loaded coal drag, as it creeps through a tunnel of trees on its way to GA Power's Plant Bowen in Stilesboro, GA.

A colorful set of power brings the loaded ethanol tank cars through the Northwest Georgia rural countryside on its run to Lawrenceville, GA.

A pair of BNSF engines sandwich a company engine, as they motor Northbound with a string of empty ethanol tank cars.

The empty coal drag glides down the grade heading back to the powder river basin for more black diamonds.

A pair of Canadian National EMD's bring the long freight under the Church Street Bridge in downtown Cartersville. The train will stop a short distance from here at Junta Yard and pick up another e... (more)

The Central of Georgia heritage unit leads the Northbound string of Autoracks, as they glide down Braswell Mountain on a beautiful tax day in Dixie!

The Norfolk Southern heritage unit proudly shines out front, as it les the Macon bound freight up the Braswell Mountain grade. This happened to be my first time ever seeing this heritage unit in t... (more)