We definitely weren't expecting a twofer when PT98 got to Portland but here we are. Seeing a C636 next to a modern geep sure put the charm of the DL into sharp relief.

Back when the DL ran Portland Turns they didn't always make it back to Scranton. Here PT-99 has gone "on the law" in Pocono Summit, signaling the end to a fun day of chasing it.

A donation by the Conrail Historical Society helped the B&O Museum paint the 8905 back into its Conrail Blue scheme. Here it's pictured mere minutes after being rolled out of the restoration s... (more)

Jersey Transit in Maryland? Wha? Amtrak used to lease commuter equipment to help add capacity on its busiest day (the Sunday after Thanksgiving). Here a set of Jersey Arrows flies through the... (more)

Double stacks in Enola? What was going ON? It was 2020 and the world was weird.

A GP9 poking through the shadows pulling replica 1860s coaches? It can only be on the Northern Central. Here their leased GP9 is filling in for their 4-4-0.

I love the Juniata Valley operation in Lewistown and always try to see what they're up to while passing through town. The crew had gotten done their work and was on the way to putting 2106 &qu... (more)

The Riu hotel in SF was incredibly convenient for catching the trolley, but I'm sure it doesn't compare to The Wharf Inn and its free parking. Here one of MUNI's restored PCC's rolls past on a dam... (more)

I wasn't prepared for the trolley situation in San Francisco. I was there for work and surprised that there were vintage PCCs running right outside my hotel. Here's one of them.

The return of steam might have made the headlines at this year's Winter Spectacular, but stalwart M1 was racking up some mileage too. Here it sits ready to depart the Orbisonia station with anothe... (more)

16 brings another load of passengers back into Orbisonia after taking them for a tour of the recently rehabbed line to Colgate Grove.

16 putting the morning's photo freight away.

Steam is back at the EBT. Here the inaugural photo freight from the 2023 Winter Spectacular heads back towards Orbisonia.

The Everett's #11 is a charming little engine. It's ironic that it's the only operating steamer in the heart of Pennsy Territory that was once ruled by decapods with tenders bigger than it is. ... (more)

There was nothing like a pair of blue units on a westbound to empty out the CRHS Rail-B-Qs of the late 2000s. My friend and I chased these guys from Marysville to Newport getting them at all the ... (more)