A veteran CSX SD40-2 leads two CN units on the point of loaded ethanol train K684 as it makes its way east through Erie, Pennsylvania. The train is slowing as it heads through downtown Erie and wi... (more)

Nice Canadian visitor as rear DP

A veteran CSX SD40-2 leads two CN units on the point of loaded ethanol train K684 as it makes its way east through Erie, Pennsylvania. K684 paused briefly at CP 85 to allow intermodal Q020 to run ... (more)

2 newer CN Tier 4 GEVO's lead loaded train K684 around the curve at Lock 14 in the morning sun toward New Jersey.

Waterfall in the Hudson Valley - The CSX River Subdivision is heavily photographed particularly along the Hudson River though the Appalachian Mountains. For those who are familiar with ... (more)

A pair of Canadian National locomotives lead eastbound CSX ethanol train K684 through Erie, Pennsylvania after holding at CP 89 for Q020 to pass. In the lead is C40-8W CN 2141, originally built as... (more)

In literally last light on this summer day, loaded ethanol K684 catches the last rays of sun light on the bridge with a pair of CN units. The lead CN is an Ex Santa Fe Dash 8W.

At last light, a tanker train bound for the chemical coast traverses the bridge over the Mohawk River at Pattersonville, led by an ex-BNSF C40-8W which is now a part of Canadian National's roster.

CSX train K684 (Chicago, IL - Sewaren, NJ) rounds the curve at MP 350 on the Rochester Sub with a CN SD75I leading a IC SD70 "Death Star".

After sitting in Buffalo for almost two days without a crew, CSX train K684 (Chicago, IL - Sewaren, NJ) finally has a crew to take the train east on the evening of July 6th. The train is seen here... (more)

Eastbound ethanol train K684 speeds over Walbridge Road on the east side of Erie, Pennsylvania behind a CN SD75I and former IC SD70. A close look will reveal a Wabtec/GE test train behind the tree... (more)

A pair of border jumpers lead this loaded CSX ethanol train into Utica's Union station (behind me) in perfect morning light

"Ethanol from High Above"

A colorful lashup for ethanol train K684. The tankers were dropped off and the power was brought down to Port Reading yard to be spun at the wye, and then it would head back to the north end of th... (more)