The OSJT is seen crossing the Lehigh River during peak fall colors. It is making its reverse move back to Jim Thorpe.

The OSJT is seen crossing the Lehigh River during peak fall colors.

The 270 leads a fall foliage excursion towards Jim Thorpe.

The 3pm Lehigh Gorge Scenic trip enters the Gorge with 15 cars full of passengers on Labor Day Weekend. The ex-NS F units provide power.

As the morning sun rises, Reading & Northern's A-B set of F-units and one of the Fast Freight SD50s ease out of the company headquarters at Port Clinton and head for Jim Thorpe with one of the com... (more)

The F units are on their way out of the station with the 11 AM Lehigh Gorge train. To the right is a tank car filled with water for #2102, which at this point was still en route to Jim Thorpe.

Fall foliage special heads back to Reading.

Reading & Northern Fall Foliage train rolls past the Hauto Dam in Nesquehoning, PA.

Reading & Northern Fall Foliage train blasts through downtown Tamaqua on its way to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania.

On a chilly November morning, the Reading & Northern Fall Foliage train pulls out of the Port Clinton station on its way to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania.

When is a tunnel not a tunnel? While not a "traditional" tunnel, this is the railroad's way of getting under PA 93. Looks like a tunnel to me. And a great photo spot.

270 now wears the fourth coat of paint I have seen on it in my lifetime. An Outer Station Reading-Jim Thorpe special is heading north thru the otherwise unknown burg of Molino, just north of Port... (more)

Three of four passenger trains running for the fall foliage season are seen here, with the JTOS backing into the station aster the LGSR departs with the JTPI waiting its turn. JTOS will actually ... (more)

A spectacularly soggy Saturday is still better spent trackside in PA than anything I can think of in the fall. A Fall Foliage special from Outer Station Reading is easing into the Port Clinton de... (more)

The Reading & Northern foliage train is seen returning from Jim Thorpe and passing Zenners, just South of Tamaqua with the railroad's classic F units on the point.