One of Three CSX's Diversity in Motion locomotives is sitting tied down in the CSX Corbin Yard, If you look close enough you will see one of the panels is been replace that one panel is now on ano... (more)
There were already getting rather uncommon there even in those days but they seem to me to be fairly recent units, as if they should still be around. Guess that's a function of getting "olde... (more)
CSX N258 rolls through the dip of Bacon Creek as it heads south toward Etowah
One of a vanishing breed, a nice looking four axle on a major railroad. This one will soon depart with a southbound auto rack train.
Just like older humans, reduced to yard service. This one began on L&N. Note the builders plate intact and an older type headlight housing.
Looking so fresh in its "stealth" scheme this recent Erie grad is departing the east yard with the "Loyall Turn", "headin to the hollers".
The Jacksonville bound deadhead move of the CSX Derby train slows to a crawl as they enter the north end of the yard at Corbin. They will change crews and fuel all three engines before continuing ... (more)
Empty and loaded coal trains - each led by one of L&N's 1200-class SD40s - pass on the double track just north of Corbin. Don't know what power is trailing 1239, but 1232 is assisted by 3,000hp C... (more)
Another southbound coal train is today led by something a little special, even more so because the "spoilers" forgot to paint over the WM.
The stealth paint scheme was like a horrible wreck. somehow you just couldn't look away.
LN yard job switching Corbin
Retired and headed for scrapping, this unit began life as a Piedmont and Northern engine, went to SCL and ended up on the relatively large L&N fleet of C420s.
A real mixed bag of stuff sits around awaiting work in what some call the good old days.
Enough to make a stealth fan smile, a study in blue and gray.
Still looking good in a fairly fresh early paint scheme.