Sign of the times of Pan Am in the Summer of 2018. Colorful foreign power, hand painted “retro” noses and no crews for parked trains from Rotterdam to Ayer. A trio of colorful faces sits sile... (more)

Running through Jones on a nice summer morning with empties for reloading at US Steel, Minntac.

After a meet with it's counterpart hauling empties north, a trio of GE's with loads gets on it and starts to pull 145 cars of taconite pellets as they continue on the trip between U.S. Steel Minnt... (more)

A trio of GE's with loads hold the main and give a roll by to their counterpart, with a mix of GE and EMD, hauling empties between Minntac and Two Harbors, MN.

A nice summer morning finds a trio of new to the former Missabe GE's gliding through the yard with taconite pellets from Minntac heading to Two Harbors.

Tax day in America finds a trio of new to the former Missabe GE's cutting through a snowstorm with taconite pellets from Minntac heading to Two Harbors.

For the first time, 2 of Pan Am repainted C40-8's have been coupled together to lead a train. The occasion was for a National Guard equipment move from New Hampshire. The leader unit has been appr... (more)

U02 shoves their one car from Nelson Brothers back towards Williamson, with an ex-CSX C40-8 for power.

CN 2112 leads a T-bird south through Iron Junction.

Near the Canada/U.S border, Canadian National 324 is heading south toward St Albans Vt on a warm and humid morning.

Two GE's lead the POED (Portland - East Deerfield) west under the signal bridge at Shirley.

A three pack of Dash 8s, the leader being a standard cab, exit the scale track and enter the Missabe Subdivision at Adolph.

The POSE (Portland - Selkirk) makes it's way into Ayer as it crosses Sandy Pond Road.

The Pan Am Southern Bellows Falls, VT to Portland, ME limestone slurry train BFPO-16, heads east on the Vermont Rail System GMRC Bellows Falls Subdivision with MEC C40-8s 7552 and 7500. Train is ... (more)

My first and last trip to the apparent Mecca of Massachusetts railfans. The location lived up to it's quantity of photographers, all jockeying for positions on the bridge. The power on the POED wa... (more)