Getting their loco's ready. Soon they'll be on their way to Ralco at Woonsocket yards and Denman and Davis on the Slatersville branch.

A frog's eye view of P&W power idling in Central Falls, RI. Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 EX DC, Lumedyne flash

P&W NR2 seen here in New London at Shaws Cove.

The "RARE" matched set of MMA-painted B39-8Es - 8592 and 8569 - roll southbound on the Millinocket Sub through Smyrna, ME.

For a second consecutive day, MMA has allowed the matched pair of MMA-painted B39-8Es to work together - this time heading over the border for the railoads' only New Brunswick operations. The MMA... (more)

A rare occasion - the matched set of MMA motive power - MMA Job 520 - is at the Irving Lumber Mill in St-Leonard, NB, the only operations that MMA conducts in New Brunswick directly.

A rare occasion - MMA Job 520 is heading to the Irving Lumber Mill in St-Leonard, NB, the only operations that MMA conducts in New Brunswick directly. Job 520 is seen heading beneath the Canada T... (more)

The only two MMA painted locomotives - B39-8Es 8569 and 8592 - lead MMA Job 520 westbound through Keegan past potato barns on a late Thursday afternoon.

The rare pair of Montreal Maine & Atlantic painted B39-8Es head off into the sunset as they roll through Keegan, ME on the way back to Madawaska.

The matched set of MMA-painted B39-8Es - 8592 and 8569 - roll southbound on the Millinocket Sub under Interstate 95 into the yard at Oakfield, ME.

The matched set of MMA-painted B39-8Es - 8592 and 8569 - roll southbound on the Millinocket Sub over the East Branch of the Mattawamkeag River in Oakfield, ME.

The matched set of MMA-painted B39-8Es - 8592 and 8569 - roll southbound on the Millinocket Sub past old potato houses that stand a testament to time and the former Bangor & Aroostook's existence ... (more)

The matched set of MMA-painted B39-8Es - 8592 and 8569 - arrive in Millinocket Yard passing the aged Bangor & Aroostook coaling tower.

An eastbound train heads east with an interesting consist of power.

The southbound loaded Mt. Tom Coal Train crosses over the Oxbow in Easthampton, just north of the power plant on a perfect winter afternoon.