WW&F number 9 is fired up to be moved to the turntable to be spun around for the first run of the "Maine Two-Foot Winter" photo charter.

After a fresh snowfall from the day before, WAAY comes through Portland on a bright but brisk Saturday morning.

Engineer Robert "Bullet Bob" Longo of locomotive #9 puts his train together in Sheepscot Yard before the Saturday day photo events. Today Bob is running WW&F Number 9 which will join the visiting ... (more)

WWF 9 and the visiting Monson Railroad #3 pose together as they meet at the area known as "Top of the Mountain" in Alna, Maine on the Wiscasset Waterville and Farmington Railway.

Take the last train...... The all-day snowstorm is beginning to abate just a bit as the last of the WW&F's Christmas Trains charges past Jayne's Way en route to Alna Center. Ordinarily, t... (more)

Waiting on the Christmas Train. A small group of hardy Mainers brave a December snowstorm as they await the arrival of a northbound WW&F Christmas Train at the tiny flag stop in Alna Center... (more)

Top Ten of 2016. With the year almost over, here's a look back at my Top 10 favorite shots from 2016.
5. One of my favorite places to visit is the ever-expanding 2-foot emp... (more)

Departing Sheepscot. The snow continues to fall on the tiny hamlet of Sheepscot in the town of Alna, Maine, as WW&F Locomotive #9 makes yet another trip north toward Alna Center, with a loa... (more)

Portsmouth, Dover & York Street Railway RPO No. 108 poses in front of Tower C at the Seashore Trolley Museum during the annual night photo shoot. No. 108 was built by Laconia Car Company in 1904 a... (more)

Taking an ice-cold drink on an ice-cold day. During a brief break between the Christmas Trains to Alna Center, Fireman Wes Carpenter tops the cistern on the 1891-vintage WW&F Locomotive #9 ... (more)

Merry Christmas from Maine! On Saturday, December 17th, 2016, the WW&F Museum ran its 16th Annual Victorian Christmas celebration. This event features free train rides, visits to Santa Cl... (more)

As anyone from New England knows, 48 hours can make a huge difference when it comes to weather. This morning of December 18, 2016, temperatures along the Maine shoreline were pushing 50 degrees w... (more)

After switching out some log cars, the crew of CMQ westbound train #1 tacks back on to there train. Bangor & Aroostock Heritage unit #9017 leads the way.

Just 45 minutes prior and near the base of Mount Waldo following a morning hike, the distant sound of a Nathan P3 told me exactly where I would I'd end up in the near future. Back in the present ... (more)