While most of their running is through the fields and forests of Eastern NC, there are a few locations - such as the crossing of the Pamlico River in Washington - that really put the "coast" in Ca... (more)

The chase is on! 425 left Tunkhannock running on a speed restriction, and the one chase road through the Susquehanna River valley quickly became clogged with overly eager railfans. Fortunately, th... (more)

Sandwiched in the middle of a westbound 48 car CLNA freight, NCYR 2313 was picked up at Chocowinity from NS and will be handed off to CSX at Wilson for the trip up to the NCYR. This unit was built... (more)

Thanks to some help from fellow fans, this unit is actually a DS4-4-750 previously used by Warner Sand & Gravel. Updates to the info have been submitted. Baldwin built just 53 of these units from ... (more)

WWRR Pufferbelly Day doubleheader led by beautiful 98 pulls out of a deep cut and crosses one of many bridges over the Red Clay Creek in this densely wooded valley.

425 enters the Lehigh River Gorge just north of Jim Thorpe. Just a month to go until 425's next romp down the mainline from Tunkhannock to Jim Thorpe. Visit http://www.readingnorthern.com/passenge... (more)

CLNA 8311 spends the day siting quietly on the south leg of the wye at Pinetown at the start of the lightly used Bellhaven branch. This 17 mile branch is the original CLNA trackage from its start ... (more)

Heading westbound on the old-NS mainline from Chocowinity to Wilson in the evening, this GP9/35 pair is making good time with 20-some cars as they pass the old freight shed trackside in Simpson. W... (more)

Running LHF, CLNA 95 heads east across a tributary of the Pamlico River returning to Plymouth from Chocowinity with a cut of empty log cars headed for loading. "Old Yeller" is pretty hard to miss ... (more)

An interesting find in the woods near the Old Whitney boat ramp along the shores of Badin Lake: a cold CLNA 1721 rests at the derail at the end of her siding waiting for the rare chance to get fir... (more)

The "motley crew" waits in the Wilson yard on Easter afternoon to take a train of soybeans and empty sulfur tanks to Raleigh the next morning. The lashup includes a GP9R, GP35, and SD9, typical of... (more)

Tracks into the lake? Well, not quite. At one of the less often photographed diamonds in the Carolinas, the WSSB crosses the former Yadkin RR, which swings out into the lake on a causeway, paralle... (more)

On a nice spring morning, an eastbound CLNA freight breaks the silence of the forest as it breaks into a clearing shortly after leaving Wilson bound for Chocowinity. The GP30/35 lashup in charge t... (more)

After arriving with cars from Plymouth, 95 and her crew switch the east end of the CLNA's Chocowinity yard and will wait for over an hour for the arrival of the eastbound job from Wilson before ma... (more)