This may have been the first unit repainted in to the PAL scheme.
P&L seemed to ramp up their paint program and got a lot of stuff into the silver scheme, which actually worked out pretty well.
P&L seemed to ramp up their paint program and got a lot of stuff into the silver scheme, which actually worked out pretty well. This unit is a little out of the ordinary in that it had the later... (more)
P&L seemed to ramp up their paint program and got a lot of stuff into the silver scheme, which actually worked out pretty well. One could write a book on their many travels and railroads which h... (more)
About the only thing running during the day, ever, was the local and I caught this one two days before ending one career and beginning another. When tense, go railfanning.
An empty hopper train approaches Leitchfield as it heads south over the hilly terrain characteristic of the Louisville District.
Southbound near West Point.
Empty hopper train LG3 prepares to depart out of Shively Siding and head south for the mine at McHenry, KY.
PAL 2131 and PAL 3811 (GP38-2) pose behind Consolidated Grain on a frigid winter morning. The units will go to work in the yard later in the afternoon.
A mother/slug set poses first thing in the morning at Oak Street Yard.
A PAL yard job led by GP40-3 #2119 and a Road Slug works Oak Street Yard while GP38-2 #3801 in University of Louisville colors and another unit await a future assignment.
Empties head south through Spring Lick.
P&L's University of Louisville painted GP38-2 works at Oak Street Yard. This unit started life as SP 7241, a late model GP40-2.
Paducah and Louisville GP10's work the yard.
