The Illinois Terminal Heritage Unit rumbles through the countryside of rural Monetta, SC.

As NS train 192 leaves Augusta, it pulls onto Sixth Street where it will begin the street running portion to the river. Leading the train is the Illinois Terminal Heritage Unit.

With a rare leader in charge of an empty grain train, the Lancaster & Chester crew are pulling through the Circle S Feed Mill area. They have had this Dash 8 Slug Set for well over a year now. But... (more)

Lancaster & Chester RR #91 sits at the Circle S Feed Mill where it stays busy moving grain cars around the facility.

The sleepy rural community of Nichols, SC is getting back on its feet after flooding from Hurricane Matthew ravaged the town some 6 months ago. Virtually the entire town was flooded and almost all... (more)

A cut of freshly offloaded autoracks is pulled from the ramp at the Port of Charleston Terminal. They will be switched onto the storage tracks where they will eventually head back to BMW for thei... (more)

The crew of Blue Ridge Southern T31 brings their daily haul into Asheville as they enter the yard and pass through the Asheville Arts District.

The Charleston based Kinder Morgan plant switcher is in the process of swapping tank cars around various parts of their facility. It is seen here across Greenleaf Road while the other crew member... (more)

This photo comes from my very first visit to LaGrange back in 2015. As a new railfan, I was excited to see something other than the standard CSX power. Little did I know, this would be the first a... (more)

The E320 coal drag comes into Columbia as it passes a set of endangered signals. Since this photo was taken, the replacement "Vaders" have been erected. It is only a matter of time before these ... (more)

After stopping for about 30 minutes to wait for permission into Florence's CSXT Yard, the engineer gets his train back under way for the final mile of the journey into the yard.

After leaving the South Carolina Central Yard in Floyd, the crew picked up an additional cut of cars that made the consist quite lengthy (around 75ish cars). Here, the engineer is cruising along ... (more)

With crews in both engines, 63R waits for another train to come off the W-Line before it gets clearance to head up to Pacolet as the last light of day shines on downtown Columbia.

The crew of Norfolk Southern Columbia local P28 brings their train through the rural portions of Richland County with the 4005 leading long hood forward toward Orangeburg.

The CSXT Orangeburg local works their yard area with the road slug on point.