With the valley ablaze in fall colors and the mountain tops shrouded in mist, light power RRPX 43 and WNYP 637, 631, and 630 make up train DFT as it crosses Sinnemahoning Creek, just north of Drif... (more)

Norfolk Southern's two F9As, two F7Bs and matching consist ease over the Susquehanna River and floodwall on the former Wilkes Barre Connecting Railroad's Gauntlet Bridge. Unfortunately there's onl... (more)

Reading FP7s ran passenger excursions on the Perkimion Branch out of Emmaus, PA today. The first trip ran all the way to Pennsburg. On the return trip it passes over Treichler Road near Palm, PA.

A rare appearance of the famous K-4 on the Northern Central Railway crossing Codorus Creek.

A Philadelphia-bound local on the PATCO Speedline reaches the midpoint of the Ben Franklin Bridge as it crosses the Delaware River.

This is one of the those shots that you've known how to get for years; you gotta wake up early, drag yourself out to the spot and accept the fact there is a 50/50 chance you won't see anything. Wi... (more)

This empty hopper train arrived in Rook with a pair of unrepainted SD40-2s on the point. As luck would have it, those units were set off and the Wheeling's two Tunnelmotors took the train west to... (more)

Towering above the Yough River! Man was the water cold on the legs!

Yard with a view! A home along Cracker Jack Rd. has this sweeping view of the W&LE from the front yard.

WE ore empty's pass thru the wilderness on one of the WE's numerous trestles!

Lycoming Valley's matched Reading-painted GP35Rs 5510 and 5514 lead a loaded stone train eastward over the West Branch of the Susquehanna River as it nears its destination of Newberry Yard in Will... (more)

The four big bridges on the W&LE's east end get a lot of attention, but there are also plenty of smaller bridges on the line, like this one between Mingo Creek and Sudan. If you're ever chasing a... (more)

RBMN 425 leads the Tunkhannock to Jim Thorpe excursion across the Lehigh River at Glen Onoko at the south end of the Lehigh Gorge.

An eclectic mix of power leads an ore train through rural Washington County. Trailing the 108 are WE 4003, WE 6316, and WE 6349.