A Driftwood Turn gives the coals to these 3 ALCO's as they pokes around the corner at North Driftwood looking for the light. Now the crew will head into the siding to cutoff a oil train that has b... (more)

The Driftwood Turn rolls into Driftwood along CCC Memorial Hwy with a handful of empty hoppers from Turtlepoint to interchange with the NS.

The Driftwood Turn rolls into Port Allegany in the early afternoon with the ex-Arkansas & Missouri M630 leading a pair of ex-Cartier M636s.

The southbound WNY&P local departs Port Allegheny to continue its journey to Emporium, PA to deliver hopper loads of fracking sand to an unloading facility there. This line was operated by Norfolk... (more)

WNYP train OL-4 the Driftwood Turn throttles up through the sweeping curve at Cameron PA

WNYP 638, RRPX 85 and RRPX 43 smoke it up as they round the sweeping curve in Cameron, PA southbound on the Driftwood Turn.

Classic EMD power notches up coming out of the hole in Duplainville with this extra freight manifest in tow northbound on a beautiful summer afternoon.

A 281 train bound for the C&M Sub (via A5) heads east through Elmwood Park. DME 4005, 4001 and SOO 4445 round out the lash-up on this sunny morning. The engineer puts the hammer down as the classi... (more)

The Big Show- It doesn't get to be much bigger a show then the WNYP Driftwood Turn climbing Keating Summit. Our buddy, Engineer Eric Bochman plays this M630 like a fiddle, as he approach's the sum... (more)

A classic Alco puts on a great show as it switches an industry on the Minnesota Commercials, Hennepin Branch. Nothing beats the sound of an Alco chugging away while switching!

Just like how God intended, the engineer on the OL-2, WNYP's Driftwood Turn smokes it up passing through Eldred for home.

MA&N works the Griffiss Industrial Park with a nice smoke show.

After stopping at CP 174 to address mechanical issues with the lead unit, Q018 gets back on the move towards Station E for fuel. Obviously the problem wasn't quite solved...

UPY 1323 (MP15DC) belches smoke as it starts up in the freezing temperature of a Colorado morning.