Loaded coal drag makes its way east by another coal drag headed west. It's everywhere in the coalfields of Southern West Virgnia.

Late afternoon run of MTY's through West Williamson.

An ES40DC with a whole trainload of shiny MTY's makes its way by a loaded coal drag awaiting a crew on the outskirts of the Wiliamson Yard.

The massive Copper Creek Trestle is still quite impressive, especially compared to the smaller trestle that crosses the same ravine.

NS 8815 splits the signals as she backs up to begin floodloading at the Mingo Logan Loadout.

MOW ballast train splits the signals as it makes its way onto the Gilbert Branch.

Well, Well, Some nifty rental power has arrived in Coal Run.

Late afternoon run by the Appalachian Fuels Loadout..

64S heads through the Pikeville Cut-Thru paralleling the Levisa River that was diverted to spare the City of Pikeville from flooding.

Pushers working hard upgrade shoving a unit train over the Pool Point Trestle.

In the City That Moves Mountains, 64S with MTY's roars thru the Pikeville Cut-Thru, where the Town of Pikeville diverted the Levisa River and relocated the C&O RR.

Interesting old C&O cantilever signal still in use at Coal Run Jct.

Loram Rail Grinder parked for the weekend on the former Williamson & Pond Creek Railroad tracks.

Coal is still King on the former Clinchfield.

Silhouetted against some of Williamson's older homes, a loaded coal drag makes its way to the outskirts of the Pocahontas Yard through downtown Williamson.