A CN standard cab D8-40C leads loaded ethanol train K429 through the countryside just before it get's to Monroe. These grain silos and the power sure makes it look like we are out in the northwes... (more)

You couldn't ask for a better afternoon to shoot this train in. After a grain train cleared out of the way. K446 got a track authority to head towards Bostic. As the train is seen here rolling ove... (more)

Framed by the Southern Railway era intermediates at Lowell. The most talked about train running the Piedmont today is 213. Reason being the train was powered by a SD40-2 and a ACe.

N759 is making it's way up the Terrell with a ET44AH leader behind a AC44 and there is two GE's pushing on the rear of the train.

N759 make's it's way across a road crossing at the outskirts of Mount Holly.

Loaded coal train N759 is rolling through downtown Mount Holly here as it get's ready to head up the Terrell.

Rolling by a cut of cars they are getting ready to take the siding into the old box factory. They will shove back and drop of the two box cars here.

The P&N is about to shove the train and drop off two covered hoppers here into a siding in Ranlo, NC.

The P&N head's to the Modena street site as they are seen here passing Power Drive in Lowell, NC.

Due to recent changes NS is implementing a number of trains is getting either cut or on duty times are being moved to night time. With that being said 172 is one of those trains. It and 173 will b... (more)

CSXT 911 poses with a antique fire truck during the fire truck parade at the NCTM. There's a significance to this shot that if anyone can make out post in the comment's below.

For the shot of the afternoon. All three special unit's are lined up for this one. CSXT 911,1776. and NS 911 all participated in this one of a kind photo.

The Spirit of Our Armed Forces unit #1776 takes a spin on the turn table at the NCTM.

The two Honoring Our First Responders meet. And I must say the do look very good with each other.

On a beautiful Friday afternoon at the NCTM CSXT 911 The Spirit of our First Responders unit poses with a Spencer FD fire truck.