A clear signal lights up the foreground as this C&O pole signal stands tall in the woods of West Virginia under a crystal clear winter night.
Eastbound MTY's knock down the signal at Indian as they begin their journey on the Coal River Subdivision.
CSXT 4528 pulls into Dock Siding amid heavy snowfall .
CSXT 4528 sits at Dock Siding as the conductor unlocks the brake stick.
Tied down for the night under a heavy snow. 26" exposure @ f5.0, ISO 100
The crew brings the headlight back to life to give a roll by to a passing Eastbound, in a heavy snow.
As the sun begins to set, the conductor walks to get the brake stick on this very snowy day.
As another snow squall presents whiteout conditions, the westbound signal at Indian displays two red signals.
As a heavy snow squall dumps a blanket of powder over the right of way, this classy C&O lantern rests on a tie providing us with not only heat, but a small bit of light.
A near full moon watches over the vintage St. Albans C&O Depot. The Depot is home to a small museum and occasionally hosts open houses. During the annual New River Train excursions, the depot is o... (more)
An eastbound string of MTY's heads for the Coal River as a quick break in clouds allows for a sunny shot.
CSXT 902 and the Spirit of Brunswick sit idling on a westbound coal drag in the Westward Siding.
Taking advantage of the wide! 10mm wide shows the annulled Q302-18 tied down in the Westward Siding as a blanket of snow covers everything.
CSX Q302 idles in the Westward Siding with a cluster of YN3 painted locomotives due to a large snowfall in the south east portion of West Virginia.
A rarely used dwarf leading to the old yard lead sits snow covered while CSX Q302 lingers in the background tied down due to the blizzard in southern West Virginia.
