With the OCS deadhead move come and gone, life returns to normal on the NS Lehigh Line as an unknown WB intermodal, led by NS 9511 and two more GEs, slides past NS 18N, which sat on the Royce Runn... (more)

Five minutes before 8 a.m., the quiet of suburban New Jersey is broken by the unique sound of an A-B-A set of F9s as they glide past the much-photographed Manville water tower with a deadhead posi... (more)

Unfortunately, the smoke from QJ 7081 obscures the trailing 2-10-2 and the freight train as the Steam Specials photo charter blasts through Wiota at around 40 MPH.

The lunch stop at Spruce provided ample time to hike up the ridge and get this overlook shot of the abandoned logging town. All three steam engines used during Railfan Weekend came be seen here, a... (more)

During a bathroom stop at Whittaker late on Saturday, some fans walked up to take a close-up look at the motive power. Note the offset boiler due to the gears on the engineer's side of the locomot... (more)

After going to the Cass Railfan Weekend the previous weekend, I didn't think I would be railfanning another switchback anytime soon, but here's one just a couple of miles from downtown Easton. The... (more)

A farmer gives a wave as a PRR 0-6-0 switches a small yard. Thanks to the Baltimore Chapter NRHS for arranging the photo charter and the kid on the tractor for posing on a beautiful Mother's Day.

During the first of two Pufferbelly Days in the 2007 season, 4-4-0 98 and 0-6-0 58 reverse over the first bridge crossing of the Red Clay Creek, just outside Greenbank station.

Ex-Tuscola & Saginaw Bay NW2 1977 (numbered after its build year) sits in the sun outside the enginehouse in Owosso.

During Saturday's lunch break, a few photo charter participants got some shots of the former Tuscola & Saginaw Bay power laying over in Owosso. Here, GP35s 392 and 2648 and NW2 1977 sit in the eng... (more)

The sun rises over the horizon, signaling the beginning of the workday on the farm. The crew on this hotshot freight, however, has been working through the night and is nearing their destination.

The crew of Extra 1225 West had forgotten to drop a load at the previous station, forcing the farmer to flag down the train outside of town to pick up his package.

If only we had a giant fan to blow the smoke and make it look like the engine is moving, it could be the most perfect O. Winston Link night shot recreation yet.

A farmer has to slow up for the crossing as PM 1225 blasts through with a mile-long freight. Thanks to John Craft, Pete Lerro, the SRI crew and everyone else who helped us transport back to the 19... (more)

The sun glints off the side of Pere Marquette 1225 as it hustles a mile-long freight south through central Michigan. Note the farmer in the pickup at the crossing whose day's work is interrupted b... (more)