Eastbound NS 22W rolls around the curve approaching the tangent between Ardara and Larimer, Pa. in a winter wonderland. West of Pitcairn Intermodal Terminal, located a couple of miles to the rear,... (more)

An empty hopper train rolls through Daniel Boone, Va.; the hoppers are destined for the Appalachia/Andover area.

NS 22W rolls down 98 track approaching the Pitcairn Intermodal Terminal at Wall, Pa. After a quick set off and pick up, 22W will continue its eastward journey.

The PC heritage unit leads westbound 21Q through Wilmerding amid a light snowfall. 21Q crossed over from westbound main #2 to eastbound main #1 at Trafford to facilitate movement onto the Port Per... (more)

Q08 passes over Route 23/58/421, the main highway between Duffied, Va. and Gate City, Va. approaching Speers Ferry, Va.

Eastbound mixed freight 36A rounds the curve and approaches the westbound signals adjacent to WABCO in Wilmerding, Pa.

Eastbound stacks roll around the broad curve exiting Trafford, Pa.

A late winter wet snowfall coated and highlighted the tree branches to create a scenic backdrop as eastbound 18N rolls through Wegley.

The crew decided to use Mother Nature's AC by opening the cab's front door and windows on this beautiful fall day. The CSX coal train is utilizing NS trackage rights between Big Stone Gap, Va. and... (more)

A loaded Yuma Turn approaches the Route 613 bridge over the track in East Stone Gap, Va.

An eastbound CBR train rolls through the Sheridan Terrace section of Irwin, Pa. on an unusually clear, low humidity August day.

Westbound empty hoppers roll through a winter wonderland at Ardara, Pa.

A crew at Appalachia assembles a unit train. The left number board on the lease unit sports a slightly different style than that of the right number board.

A short westbound stack train is about to duck under Jamestown Road in Portage, Pa.

The Clinch River flows by as Copper Creek empties into the Clinch beneath Southern cab X549. The ex-Southern's much lower crossing of Copper Creek is dwarfed by the ex-Clinchfield's much more famo... (more)