When your engineer is a fellow railfan. You get a musical performance on the horn, and a giant wave and smile. GMTX 2330 and RSSX 1633 head up the hill with a load of box cars.

Clear of the Waukesha Subdivision and now making its way down the Madison Subdivision, WAMX GP38-2 #3890 leads the way of T4R as it rolls by in run 8, with plenty of help behind it.

CLNA 119 snakes around the historic town of Washington, NC on the return trip from Chocowinity.

Yard Power. A few red leaves still cling to the trees as a quartet of Raritan Central Railway locomotives shunt cars in the yard after returning from the interchange with Conrail. In th... (more)

WAMX 3890, 4197, 4223, 6025, 6029 and 6023 slowly head out of Milton with WSOR T4. Bigger consists on Saturday T4's aren't uncommon as extra units are moved from Horicon to Janesville.

Lhoist Railroad has arrived in Rockwood after making its trip from Crab Orchard to exchange cars with the NS. Leading todays train is an ex. Southern /NS GP38-2.

TVRM's Missionary Ridge train backs up to their morning trip as the NC&StL GP7 710 gives it a little extra push.

CLNA 119 crosses Runyon Creek between the towns of Washington and Washington Park with a single former NS geep for power.

Fall colors illuminate as the Carolina Coastal runs along the Pamlico River in Washington.

The Wednesday Crane Turn didn't amount too much. 1 unit and 2 cars were the eastbound, and now the crew picks up 3 cars here at the INRD Loadout at Edon. The crew is working back to Jasonville. Th... (more)

Residents in the riverfront homes in the background have a frontrow view of the CLNA's former NS main crossing the Pamlico River, including the several day a week local witnessed here coming off t... (more)

Carolina Coastal's north end local crosses the swing bridge at Washington.

NS GP38-2's 5645, 5607 and ES44DC 7587 with 19 hoppers passing through WC Interlocking and the former Waldwick Tower. Heading for Bay State Milling in Patterson, NJ

Providence and Worcester GP38-2's #2006 and #2008 sit peacefully under a wild light show, courtesy of the Aurora Borealis.