Heading south not long after sunrise

There's nothing controversial, per say, in this photograph but the subject defines everything this part of the country is going to suffer over. Already in shambles, the towns, villages and commun... (more)

Heading for a meet with 16T a few miles south at Bentonville

Usually you can see the light pollution off of Altoona in the far distance above the Alleghenies, but tonight the fog is so thick, 534 is literally cutting through it like a knife...cutting a ligh... (more)

The fog rolls in before a nasty thunderstorm hits the area as a 534 illuminates the old timers at Lilly.

Another trick pulled out of my bag of magic. It seems as though every time I come to this location, nature has always something spectacular to show me. Around this time 2 years ago, I captured t... (more)

Turbopane? Newly installed duct work for a switch heater looks to me like it'll get the job done. Located at the junction of the Buchanan Branch and the Pokey at Devon.

18N eastbound down the famous slide

Crews work in pouring rain to finish the cleanup of a Derailment of 11J early Monday morning at Aprox 04:30 at Radebaugh ( CP Rade ). The tracks on the right are for i... (more)

The last night pic taken on this particular evening was here of the signal bridge at Summerhill. After capturing several images of the old Pennsy CPL's I opted out on this wide angle perspective o... (more)

This westbound double stacker is about to crest the grade at Gallitzin as the early morning sun rises above the Allegheny Mountains. Photo taken with Canon 7D.

All but forgotten, the Cedar Branch Line Bridge still stands, albeit not in use for years. This served the infamous Majestic Colleries Company, which operated from 1914-1958, and the tipple there ... (more)

Repeated several times a day, a Dash 9 leads MTY's through the floodwall that protects West Williamson from the mighty Tug River.

Jon Kayes and I decided to freeze our butts off doing night shots one fine evening at the Station Inn. There's Jon on the right as light helpers illuminate the snow and sky alike on a frigid Febru... (more)

Today, this train is useing secondary symbol, M7M because it is so late that the next days 17M has just passed it.