The sky begins to clear as grain train 44V passes by the cornstalks left out in the field after this year's harvest.

Due to the Heartland Corridor being finished, NS has also added double stacks recently to the NS 218, here we see it rounding the bend by Elmwood, with a decent length train.

The NS 186 with a single standard cab Dash 8 for power, heads through rural Elmwood, in the late evening light.

The NS 233 with 5 engines, passes a bright yellow field of soybeans, as it heads towards Columbus with a very long train.

A recently painted SD60 leads a long, colorful stack train past the half harvested cornfield in Southern Pickaway County.

The wind kicks up and almost blows me off of the guard rail, as the NS 194 heads past the 8 ft tall cornfield in southern Pickaway County.

A long westbound NS 233 splits the Elmwood signals, as somewhere around the bend, the eastbound 18M is still on the block, causing the intermediate signal to display a restricting signal.

The NS 29G brings a long train of auto racks west on the Columbus District, past an already harvested field of wheat.

The NS 218 zips through Elmwood, and the nearly 8 ft tall endless field of corn.

With coal for a Detroit Edison plant in Michigan, NS 864 has topped Kingston Hill as it roll west out of the foothills of southern Ohio.

Passing behind a field of wheat, and the Keynes Brothers Elmwood Elevator, the NS 64A heads west on the Columbus District, with the last bit of sunlight for the day.

Heading east on the Columbus District, the NS 194 passes though the Pickaway County countryside during sunset, on a nice clear evening.

With most the scene in the shadows, the power and a few hoppers remain in the light, while the NS 868 with BNSF power continues its trip west on the Columbus District.

In the very late evening, the M7M heads past the Elmwood signals on the Columbus District, and prepares to pass under the State Route 361 overpass.

Westbound container train NS 233 heads past a field of wheat, as it passes though Pickaway County, on its way to the Rickenbacker Intermodal terminal in Columbus.