Y335, returns to Curtis Bay Yard, after switching USALCO, on the Seawall Branch, with a pair of shoving platforms bringing up the rear.

Baltimore Terminal relief job Y134-13, on board Q398-12, rounds the loop at Locust Point, with a nice EMD leader.

Baltimore Terminal relief crew Y134-10, takes K676-08 on the final leg of it's journey, through Curtis Bay Yard, and onto the Seawall Branch for the trip to the Kinder Morgan ethanol terminal.

K676-08 crosses the Patapsco River on the Curtis Bay Branch, as it nears Curtis Bay Yard.

S296-01, with a colorful lashup, starts into Baileys Wye.

Curtis Bay based Baltimore Terminal relief crew Y134-12, takes loaded ethanol train K630, on the final leg of it's journey down the Seawall Branch, approaching the Chesapeake Ave grade crossing, e... (more)

Far from home... A pair of UP units lead Q296-20 eastbound through Bailey interlocking on the Baltimore Terminal Subdivision, passing M&T Bank Stadium, the home of the Baltimore Ravens.

A monster Q141-14 approaches the Hollins Ferry Rd grade crossing in Baltimore.

K534-03 is eastbound on the South Baltimore Industrial Track, nearing the Waterview Avenue grade crossing. The former CPL signal at this location, once protected the connection to the ex Western M... (more)

Q217, with an old school EMD leader, is west on track 1 at Lansdowne.

OCS P903-14 speeds west on track 1 at Lansdowne.

Curtis Bay Yard based Y134 winds it's way through an industrial jungle, as it takes K676 down the Seawall Branch, for unloading at the Kinder Morgan terminal.

Q388-30 sits tied down on track 3 at Hollins Ferry Rd in the Baltimore Terminal. In the distance L249-02 with a single unit and 15 empties out of Curtis Bay crosses overhead on the Curtis Bay Bran... (more)

Q141 with a nice EMD leader and long train of intermodal and juice empties speeds west on track 1 at Lansdowne.

Loaded ethanol train K630-15 is east on track 2 of the Curtis Bay Branch crossing the Patapsco River. Just ahead lies Curtis Bay Yard, the final destination on this train's long journey.