CLCX 15140, nicknamed "Big Joe", sits at the Gluck yard on a beautiful October morning.

Still lettered for Case Farms, CLCX's 70-Tonner, AARX 9593, sits at Pickens Railroad's Gluck Yard.

PICK 7082 sits with two other Pickens locomotives and what's left of a CLCX SW8 (or at least it used to be) at the shops in Gluck, SC. 7082 and sister locomotive, 7025, both former CSX C30-7s, wer... (more)

Former SCL, CSX, and Naseville & Eastern C30-7, now Pickens 7025, sits at Pickens's Gluck Yard just outside of Gluck, SC. Who would have thought we'd be shooting C30-7's in 2015 still wearing thei... (more)

One of the two latest additions to Pickens fleet sits at the Gluck Yard on a sunny October morning. The locomotive was originally built for SCL, then turned to CSX, then Nashville & Eastern aquire... (more)

The Anderson Job has just completed its last task of the day, to move cars around at the First Quality paper plant. He is now pulling out of the plant lead as light engines to go tie down at the C... (more)

Pickens Railway (PKHP)'s Anderson Job makes it's way towards it's customers in Gluck, SC in hide and seek sunlight.

The Pickens Railroad Anderson Job passes by the plastic plant in Gluck. Though they did not work the plant this day, this is a major customer for Pickens.

The Pickens RR Anderson job has just reached the Gluck Yard and prepares to begin switching cars from his train around. He will separate the cars bound for Michelin from the cars bound for Owens C... (more)

A future GP9 rebuild project sits outside the CLCX facility in Gluck, SC.

A southbound Pickens Railroad freight ambles along on the roller coaster profile at Gluck, SC on Jan. 23, 2014 with two U18Bs.

A little luck at Gluck when I found this former NYC S2 now working for Weyerhaeser.

The morning clouds have cleared out just in time for some pristine morning sunlight to shine on the Pickens Gluck job returning from Michelin after picking up 3 cars. The job will switch the other... (more)

Pickens S2 runs light back to Gluck after delivering a car.

After finishing its switching in Gluck, the Pickens Gluck job heads north to interchange with NS and the Pickens Belton Jobs. The track seems to have been layed directly on the ground, with the pr... (more)