NS South Yard based job GZ03 heads south from NS's Inman Yard at Atlanta, Georgia on the No2 Main with two MP15DCs at full throttle in May of 2004. (Slide Scan)

My original plan was to chill in Dalton for an hour or two & see whatever comes through as a side trip on the way home from Chattanooga that morning. I pulled into the parking lot by the depot whe... (more)

The Real Coke. While up in the north, everyone was chasing the Coca-Cola engine (ACS-64 606) this winter, on December 12, 2019, Webb Rail LLC - WEBX's former Union Pacific Railroad Budd built Pull... (more)

Norfolk Southern train #177 rumbles through the gulch behind a nice NS/N&W heritage duo.

A very late CSX Q197 eases around the wye at 'Circle Connection' coming off the Georgia Railroad and onto the Southern in the heart of Atlanta,GA.

Welcome to Atlanta, goodbye to the Belt Line. This was the last train I ever photographed on the A&WP Belt Line... by this point the concrete plant had stopped receiving aggregate by rail and onl... (more)

The Rocket Booster high and wide passes through a pretty empty Inman Yard in the capital city as its next stop is Macon.

NS 370 with NS 4004 leading meets 231(?) at Bridge. They were taking their sweet-bleeping time getting this far, so I almost missed my chance at getting a decently lit shot here, but my patience e... (more)

I was never a fan of Sega, but the aptly named Sonic Bonnet brings out the hedgehog in me.

NS 230 strolls into Inman Yard at Atlanta, Georgia on May 17, 2020 with NS AC44C6M 4000.

NS 177 is southbound on the Nº2 main at Spring in Atlanta, Georgia on May 16, 2020 with the Central of Georgia heritage unit leading.

Macon to Linwood freight 118 descends the short 1% grade to Peachtree Creek. In the background is hipsterific "White Provision Company" an old warehouse that was previously a U-Haul tem... (more)

A MOW train of camp cars crosses over on its way from Inman Yard to Industry Yard, passing CSX A74519 tied down at 10th Street.

A train of support vehicles, Oshkosh® Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV), is en-route from the Lexington-Blue Grass Army Depot, Avon, KY on RJ Corman to the Port of Charleston, SC.