Q398 EB under the historic wooden arch bridge (now steel reinforced) at Washington Grove. Caboose in the distance is ex-Missouri Pacific, now on private property adjacent to the line.

Q398 passes on track 2 on the left as Q415 waits on 4-runner for its turn to head east. In the distance, on the other side of the MARC parking lot that was once Brunswick's EB yard, sits yet anot... (more)

The bright sun makes clear that an SD70MAC is outfitted with three wiper blades on each side, one longer than the other two.

One of the few remaining SD80MACs in Conrail colors, CSXT811 leads CSX808 and two other engines past the Triple T bridge towards Brunswick. Thanks CRB!

Early in the day, fog still shrouds Miller Tower, Q398, and much of the Potomac Valley.

A triple-header for my 300th RailPictures.net photo...yea! The power on this eastbound freight was too long for my lens...dang! Oh well, Magnolia's a great spot to spend a lazy Wednesday morning... (more)

Eastbound Q398, with 6 units, crosses the Potomac River and is about to enter the tunnel at historic Harpers Ferry W.V.

Eastbound Q398 passes the signal at Hobbs. To the left you see the new Rt. 9 construction.

The RBBB Circus train enroute to Baltimore runs wrong main on track 1 in Brunswick. A new road foreman can be seen boarding the Red Unit train for the final leg to Baltimore. In the foreground Q39... (more)

Q398 arrives Brunswick with 9 engines in the consist including 4 SD80Macs. The 80Macs included CSX 800, 801, 803 and 806.

Q398 sits at a very-weedy MP76 in Brunswick while waiting for a new crew to take her into Baltimore.The new 84 Lumber sits in the background. Canon EOS 10D w/ 300mm F/4L IS lens. 1/320 sec. @ F/7.... (more)

Q398 heads east across Kessler bridge with 6 locomotives and lead by a GP40-2

Q398 rolls through the West Virginia countryside on a beautiful Spring day. Moments earlier Q398 gave a stranded K374 train west of their location a spare engine.

A crewless manifest waits idle in the West Brunswick Yard while waiting for a new crew.