As of 5/2/2009, this is a scene that will not be seen again until the economy picks up, as NS has decided to shut down Buckeye Yard. This was the last time I managed to catch the hump working as w... (more)

NS 304 pulls off of the Sandusky district and onto the Weber Connector. The track and signal to the left is the CSX Columbus line sub, which is still mostly protected by the old NYC signals. This ... (more)

Three SD60s on one train, what a suprise

The engineer of NS 856 looks over at the great scenery of tipped over buses and trucks sitting in the junkyard that sits on both sides of the Western Branch.

A westbound CSX grain train passing the New York Central signals at Cooke Road.

304 heads into town with a few DOD loads today, as it heads by Campus View Blvd.

A single AC4400 pulls Q637-12 by Moler St, with just about a half mile to go to reach its destination of Parsons Yard.

218 pass by a new double track siding that was put in recently to serve a new warehouse, along with the detention basin that is mostly full today.

A short train with two wrecked tank cars on a couple flat cars, round the curve past the southbound intermediate signal, on the Scottslawn Sub.

304 climbs the hill out of downtown putting out a lot of heat as it heads west on the Dayton District.

Having just started its trip a few minutes ago, Q310-11 heads down the Northern Sub bound for Russell KY.

Ohio Central's Buckeye yard turn heads out from under the dark I-670 overpass as it heads home off of the NS.

NS 375 pulls out of Buckeye Yard and under one of the PRR signal bridges, with a tied down work train sitting on the Alton Siding, in the late evening.

A CSX empty hopper train pulls off of the CSX Columbus Line sub heading for the Buckeye Line where it will turn off and head east on the CSX Columbus Sub. The Columbus Line sub meets with the NS W... (more)

234 running on main 2 has just a couple more miles to go before he arrives at the intermodal terminal where he will set off all the stacks, and pick up some more single containers and then continu... (more)