In "sweet" evening light The Pittsburgh Special glides under an old PRR signal bridge that once controlled the interlocking known as "Custer" on her return run to Orrville, Ohio.

The clouds finally part as The Pittsburgh Special roars through Pittsburgh Junction westbound heading to Orrville, Ohio.

A westbound mixed bag glides across a trestle originally constucted by the NYC in the early 1900's for its subsiduary The Cleveland Short Line RR as a bypass for trains not bound for Cleveland.

A westbound intermodal that originated at Croxton, NJ and will be handed over to BNSF at Chicago glides across the old NKP viaduct over the Cleveland Flats.

An eastbound intermodal rounds the curve at Berea on Easter Sunday. You gotta love the Lake Erie snow machine, I think...........

The hogger of this westbound mixed bag can just leave the "whistle" blowing for the four consecutive grade crossings in this small southwestern suburb of Cleveland.

After going "2 to 1" at 194 (Berea) this westbound stack train is in "run 8" as she knocks the signal down at 195. The clear indication on track two is for the 28A........

An eastbound mixed bag glides by the Cleveland skyline on this 0 degree winter day! Check out the same scene one week to the day prior, photo 173724.

With her work complete at Rockport yard the 145 is on the move to Bellevue and points west as more snow is dumped on northeast Ohio

Westbound 25K meets eastbound 20Q on a "blistering" 7 degree northeast Ohio day. Note the old NYC "search light" signals still erect but out of service.

The W&LE coke train running "N&W" style holds the main as an NS maintainer clears the #5 switch on the "Indy" connection as old man winter keeps dumping snow on northeast Ohio.

With the "Indy" connection lined and locked the W&LE coke train has crossed from CSX to NS as she continues her "bitter cold" journey to the steel mills in the Cleveland Flats.

A "lake effect" snow storm causes a near white out condition leaving the three Cleveland sky scrapers to appear as shadows. Oh yeah, note the eastbound mixed bag crossing on the viaduct.

A westbound coal drag has just knocked the "distant" signal to "Cloggsville" down as she is about to cross The Cuyahoga River on the old NKP viaduct that crosses The Cleveland Flats.

The second of two tranfer jobs has another cut of cars for the E55th Street yard. directly above the local is the Quicken Loans Arena better known as "The Q" home of the Cavs.