Y121 rumbles slowly across the historic Rabbit River trestle after its weekly run to the Hamilton Farm Bureau. This view is from the east side of the bridge, which has rarely been photographed. ... (more)

2691 leads a local job for its weekly delivery to the Hamilton Farm Bureau, crawling slowly over the old trestle which has spanned the Rabbit River since the late 1800s.

Y121, the Holland, MI., local job, heads north (railroad east) back to CSX's Waverly Yard after switching at an East Saugatuck farmers co-op. Looming in the background sky are lake effect snow sto... (more)

Conductor of the local Y121 is getting ready to protect the crossing as they prepare to pull a cut of hoppers across to sort for preparations to spot in to the CO-OP on the track to the right side... (more)

Y121 pulls for Holland.

Local job just finished working the CO-OP in Hamilton, MI. and is headed back to Holland

Y121 heads out of Holland for the Hamilton Farm Bureau Co-op.

After about an hour and a half of work at the Hamilton Farm Bureau, Y121 has the empties and heads East back to Holland Yard.

Y121 traverses the wooden trestle across the Rabbit River for work at Hamilton Farm Bureau Co-Op.

Y121 winds its way through downtown Holland with a delivery of 14 empty gons to Padnos Iron & Metal.

2539 leads a local job for its weekly delivery to the Hamilton Farm Bureau, and is kept to a crawl over the old trestle which has spanned the Rabbit River for over 130 years. It's well into Novem... (more)

In just a few months the fields will be green, the smell of corn will be in the air, and the CSX local will no longer be visible from this vantage point. 2639 is en route to the Hamilton Farm Bur... (more)

A sure sign that spring is just around the corner...after being frozen over for nearly three months, the Black River is flowing free again with only a small amount of ice left, giving a fisherman ... (more)

The iron creaks and groans with every inch of the shove.

6134 works a local industry spur on a snowy winter afternoon in west Michigan. A foot of snow the night before blanketed everything in sight.