CSX southbound Q211 makes its way up the grade between Moon and Kennesaw as northbound Q582 waits on track 1.

CSX A723 works the yard in Dothan on a beautiful January morning in southeastern Alabama. Dothan is located along the CSX Dothan Subdivision (Thomasville, GA - Montgomery, AL) and is of Atlantic C... (more)

CSX empty gypsum train W289 heads for Stilesboro to pick up another load for US Gypsum in Bridgeport, AL. Leading is a solo AC4400CW number 10.

On a snowny December afternoon, CSX train Q157 (Philadelphia, PA - North Baltimore, OH) with a YN2 AC4400CW leading passes through Goodman Street Yard in downtown Rochester, NY.

A well worn AC4400CW in YN2 paint leads CSX Q351 south in Deshler, Ohio on the Toledo Subdivision by vintage B&O signals as the last light of day shines down.

Westbound empties pass by the "concrete wall" on the Magnolia Cutoff. The original main line, now an access road, lies in the shadows at the bottom left.

Likely my favorite location along the Columbia Subdivision... Ulmer. It is one of only a few spots where the silver paint from the days of the SCL still holds tight to the type-W signal heads that... (more)

Running their special turbine move from the Upstate of South Carolina to the Port of Charleston, CSXT W999 moves past the classic Seaboard doll arm signal that guards the small Town of Norway.

CSX W999, a high and wide load from Greenville, SC passes through Swansea, one of many small farm towns along CSX's Columbia Subdivision in the low country of South Carolina.

With a nice sized GE gas turbine in tow, CSX W999 passes a US&S veteran from the days when Seaboard Coastline geeps and U-boats dominated what is now CSX's Columbia Subdivision in the quaint town ... (more)

Running their special turbine move from the Upstate of South Carolina to the Port of Charleston, CSXT W999 moves out of the siding after allowing another train to move Northbound. They are passin... (more)

Running their special turbine move from the Upstate of South Carolina to the Port of Charleston, CSXT W999 rumbles down the Columbia sub between Woodford and Norway.

At the time it seemed it would never end but this location along scenic Clinch River is much quieter now.

About an hour after sunrise, CSXT 10 sits on the head end of a southbound coal train awaiting a meet with a northbound freight.

Yet another big train of company hoppers loaded with balck diamonds heads south round the aptly named radius.