Norfolk Southern Train 179 heads south across the Green River Trestle in South Fork, KY.

Norfolk Southern Train 196 snakes through the many curves along the CNO&TP as they head north through Greenwood, KY. on a gloomy Sunday afternoon.

Norfolk Southern Train 178 heads north through the beautiful backwoods of Keno, KY.

Norfolk Southern Freight Train 167 heads south across the Green River Trestle in South Fork, KY.

Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 29F roars south across the Green River Trestle in South Fork, KY. bound for Jacksonville, FL.

With the freshly repainted Virginian heritage unit leading, NS 29F grinds through the cut and up the grade at Kings Mountain as it heads south towards Chattanooga and Atlanta

With the freshly repainted Virginian heritage unit leading, NS 29F crosses the famed High Bridge as it heads towards Danville for a crew change before continuing south

A northbound single stack rounds the curve and is about to enter the most reconstructed portion of the CNO&TP. Photo by Jim Satterwhite, from my collection.

NS 29A crosses the Green River Trestle near South Fork as it starts the climb up the mountain

The things we see come and go. Note the Union Pacific road railer. This train is southbound. Photo by Jim Satterwhite, from my collection.

KD tower is the far distant right of the screen. This SB train has just entered single track which will continue to Revilo several miles south. For whatever reason NS has not double tracked this... (more)

It just don't look right. For various reasons having to due with signals, avoiding turning and union contracts for s few years lo nose units ran long hood forward and had their control panels on ... (more)

As if showing the newbies around, veteran ex N&W unit leads two new GP59s at the head of an intermodal train pulling the grade after crossing the Green River.

Just north of the little hamlet double track begins even to this day. Here a northbound ballast train roars by at this favorite site. Photo by Jim Satterwhite, from my collection.

A southbound merchandise train in the trench that replaced the "Rathole" tunnel that existed before. The photographer probably had his eye on one of the many "free" cedars for... (more)