#142 assumes a classic "high iron" pose as she awaits departure time.

#142 backs down the line (away from the camera!) with a mid-afternoon excursion.

#142 stands ready to depart Lehigh Junction with the last passenger train of the day.

#142 passes a small grove of colorful wildflowers as she nears the end of her short romp along the scenic Delaware River.

#142 is framed by dense foliage as she approaches a road crossing near Carpentersville. Though the leaves have not yet begun to show their colors, fall is still in the air.

#142 passes another relic from days gone by as she makes her way southbound through the small town of Carpentersville at a brisk pace.

Though #142 may have been built in China a mere eighteen years ago, this scene could easily depict a mixed freight train on a rural branchline in the 1940s.

142 simmers in her own steam at Pete Lerro's Photo Charter

#142 simmers next to an antique car while an appropriately dressed man looks on.

142 poses at Bear Crossing for night shoots at Pete Lerro's Photo Charter

#142 poses next to an antique pickup truck during the Bel-Del's annual Railfan Weekend, on September 22nd, 2007. A big thanks goes out to Pete Lerro and his crew for organizing and lighting th... (more)

'Extra 142' moves under the power of the Bel-Del's GP9 #1850 still in its Green Mountain livery. The bridge over the Bel-Del is the ex-Lehigh Valley E&N (Easton & Northern) Branch to Stockertown, ... (more)

After going to the Cass Railfan Weekend the previous weekend, I didn't think I would be railfanning another switchback anytime soon, but here's one just a couple of miles from downtown Easton. The... (more)

Weed-covered doesn't begin to describe the state of the Bel-Del's tracks betwen Easton and West Easton. BDRV 1850 is towing THSX 2-8-2 #142 (cold and without main rods) as well as caboose #595 bac... (more)