Running long hood forward, the Harrisonburg crew exits Shenandoah and heads for Elkton.
In honor of Kodak's bankruptcy announcement I thought I would offer another big yellow box!
Ex-CR NS 3428 with engineer Josh C. and conductor Joey wait make their way along the siding as 16T approaches with engineer Brandon B on a beautiful winter day.
It's Thanksgiving and I'm getting my fill of trains instead of turkey and stuffing!
The view has disappeared at Compton!
NS 202 lead by engineer Brandon Breeden hoggin' past Compton.
Engines, engines, and more engines. A power move at the front of today's 37Q with a lone blue CR tail!
The view continues to disappear as road construction begins to take over.
Empty coal at Compton on this straight NS lashup from the lead engine to the EOT.
Construction at Compton! The view continues to disappear daily.
An extremely unusual and rare lashup as five motors lead this northbound 202. Norfolk Southern has experimented with DPU's on their intermodal trains to help with the grade but rarely do you see 5... (more)
NS 7543 makes it way across the Compton trestle in the Shenandoah Valley's version of "Tracks Across the Sky".
