Back when NS had this real fetish about running long hood first this northbound freight is rattling across the famous bridge with a (then) foreign unit.
Built for the N&W in May 1966 NS SD40 1590 leads a work train east from Louisville.
WB mixed freight with a former Southern unit in charge clatters across the CSX diamond at a place in The Falls City now vastly changed.
With the yard crew on board, NS 143 starts down the west yard lead track with the Illinois Terminal and Wabash heritage units leading
With a light rain starting to fall, NS 143 crosses the Kentucky River and through the famed High Bridge behind the Illinois Terminal and Wabash heritage units on the front
A western visitor leads a tank train down The Big Sandy, through the small community of Wagner on the outskirts of Pikeville.
Over the last twenty-five years or so I could never get to excited to shoot NS Dash 9's however with many of them now being rebuilt as AC6Ms I suppose finding a pair of them today is getting scarc... (more)
CSX D408-21 with the 773 up front crosses over the Ohio River as it nears the lift bridge at Clagg.
The other side of the story. Well the other side of this unit. Lest anyone think this is an H10-44, the overhang was installed by the intrepid crews who didn't want sun in their eyes. I think F... (more)
A 110 car empty coal train crawls it's way up The Carr's Fork Branch at Jeff, en route to The Yellow Creek loader at the far end of the branch near Vico. The signals in the shot guards the junctio... (more)
Crossing over I-64 UP's Spirit of Union Pacific 1943 nears Osborn Yard in Louisville.
UP's Spirit of Union Pacific leads CSX X209 south for Louisville as it rolls down Main St. in LaGrange.
UP's Spirit of Union Pacific leads CSX X209 south for Louisville.
Brice bound coal loads pass through Coal Run Jct on the Big Sandy. A matched set of YN2's are a hard thing to come by in 2024 on CRR bound coal loads.
In a scene that could easily pass for Western Canada, Charlotte bound ethanol loads pass through the Pikeville Cut-Through.
