A grungy P42 shoves its Thanksgiving season shuttle into the station with only 200 feet to go...

An Amtrak P42 pulls into town with a shiny, new paint job and one of those new noses to go with it!!!

Notice NYS&W #3636 second out of the fuel shed...this was during the infamous kidnapping by CSX during the middle of the 2006 summer...

Unlike #8600 coming off of a manifest, other CSX SD50s, like #8587, are now beginning to do yard work among the SD40-2s...

If not corrected...I believe that CSXT #4830 is the last SD70MAC ever built for railroads in the continental USA and Canada...Alaska Railroad, however, can still buy the Tier 1 SD70MACs and plan t... (more)

There is nothing compared to fall color...(especially compared to the bland winter months)

Three sets of power are visible...one in the foreground just pulled in...2 SD70MACs back onto their train...two AC units pull Q157 on the "inbound" in the background...

Here we have two species of the SD70 genus: the newer flared radiator CSX SD70MAC and the newer flared radiator UP SD70M...basically identical except for the UP's newer style nose...

The EX-LMS C40-8W looks to be running much better then the newer AC44 trailing...the exhaust didn't smell right...

The CSX locomotive facility crew backs a set of power into the fuel shed to pull another set out...

Two sets of power pull through the yard to back onto their trains for the Boston Line...Q426 and S420...

I was just about to leave this location when I heard this guy on the defect detector...sure looks great in the morning sun...

CSXT #4830 is what I believe to be the last SD70MAC built by EMD before having to stick to the tier 2 specs...S420 leaves Selkirk with more power than usual for the Boston Line...

Leased power makes up the majority, including SD40-2s, SD40T-2, GP40, and GP38s at the waiting tracks...including Shenandoah Valley RR LLPX #2015 which should be in Virginia...

The distinct AC60 hammer-head radiator peaks out of the fuel shed next to a HELM leaser...I wonder how often those extra coupler knuckles come into use on these brutes...