Carolina Coastal's newest power was revealed back in October with a lot of fanfare. Regional Rail announced that they'd be buying several ex Union Pacific GP15-1s for a few of their properties. Th... (more)

CSX Y133 leaves the General Mills plant behind as it heads towards Ohio Street yard just south of downtown Buffalo. Some really nice clouds fill up the sky behind it, and while the roads look like... (more)

A really nice sunset provides a backdrop for NS P97 as they leave New Bern for Chocowinity, crossing over the Neuse.

A shot and angle I've done plenty of times before, but will never get tired of. With an actually decent sized train for once, P97 rolls over the Neuse in pristine golden light.

A pair of BNSF SD70ACes lead a coal train north on the LSRC. Their colors match perfectly with the peak fall leaves on the surrounding trees.

Old signals and SD40-2s, can you get any more foamy than that? Upon hearing that CSX would be running a loaded CWR train down the Clinchfield with an SD40-2 pair, me and my good friend Jasper m... (more)

After staying cooped up inside all day due to a large storm system rolling through the area, I looked out the window around 6:45 in the evening and noticed the sun was starting to poke through the... (more)

P97 crawls into town under dramatic skies with an ES40DC and one of the recently acquired ex EMDX ACes for power. Overhead, a large flock of seagulls (billions of birds one could say) are fleeing ... (more)

On a beautiful Monday morning, NS P29 departs New Bern bound for the State Port of Morehead City. An equally beautiful thoroughbred Dash 9 is on point with today's decent sized train.

E32 is seen leaving New Bern and entering Bridgeton after crossing the Neuse. Its departure coincided with an absolutely killer sunset.

97 making its usual weekend schedule afternoon crossing into New Bern. This was as low as I could possibly hold my camera without it getting into the water.

CLNA 119 inches its way off the Tar River bridge and into Washington (the Original Washington, beating out DC by a couple decades) on its way back to Pinetown. GP9RM #4012 is a common sight on thi... (more)

P98 stretches out into the street running while breaking up their abnormally big inbound train. While the street running by this time of day (about 7 in the evening) is entirely sidelit, it still ... (more)

A pair of LTEX SW1500s leased by Wilmington Terminal Railway shove 3 tankers up South Front Street and into Colonial Fuel. I believe this is the first time that this very overlooked section of str... (more)

Much to my delight, P97 has been using a Thoroughbred Dash 9 pair as of late. As soon as I saw that it was going to be a sunny day on Saturday, I knew I had to go see them arriving into town. Here... (more)