Old glory greats a band of Canadian visitors to Harrisburg as they roll 30J off of the Buffalo Line.

Truckin.

Westbound Capital Limited crests the hump coming out of the Harpers Ferry Tunnel. The front of the train is in West Virginia, while the rear is in Maryland.

Westbound pig rolls past the former Bethlehem Steel site on the famous Stone Bridge at the confluence of the Little Conemaugh, Conemaugh, and Stoney Creek Rivers.

And all this time I thought the only thing that Hines Ward did was catch footballs.

An Ohio bound coal train rolls along the old P&LE on the east bank of the Monongahela River.

The sun has all but disapeared behind the trees as 22W reaches the top of the mountain.

Western Maryland's Keystone viaduct dwarfs a pair of SD50-2's shoving Powder River coal train U839 up the west slope of Sand Patch.

The eldest member of the CSX B30-7 fleet has seen better days as more and more parts dissapear. Keeping the 5517 company behind the shops is another CSX veteran, SD40 4606.

One of the Cumberland helpers shoves Toledo bound rack train Q249 into the horseshoe curve at Mance on a clear fall morning.

An extra 388 swings out of the horseshoe curve at Mance on its morning trip over Sand Patch.

Q641 backs into the east end of the yard and past the tower at Mexico. In the background a pair of SD40-2's wait patiently to get back to work on the hump.