Buttercup in the morning sun.
Selkirk action - Slug sets gone, yard power mostly EMDs.
Doubling up to head down the River Sub.
Early morning at Selkirk, plenty of movement.
Drilling at Bridge 60. C425, 2461, has started its' workday.
Busy day at Von Storch.
Big announcement this morning: Delaware-Lackawanna's PA will be leading excursions later this Summer. Also, that's 4068's numbers matching smoke (ha-ha), as it too was unveiled today in a beaut... (more)
Saturday morning northbound.
I was hoping for E748, coal empties, but this came north first.
New York & Atlantic SW1001 pup #101 has acquired a new look. Back to the blue and white of its'past on the Long Island Rail Road. Taken with the permission of New York & Atlantic with proper PPE. ... (more)
The end of a very busy Wednesday on the Batten Kill.
Discussing the next switching moves.
RS-36 408, former Norfolk & Western, gets shoved into a siding and will not make the run south today.
The Batten Kill Railroad is an interesting short line for many reasons. One being the manned flagging of unmarked crossings.
A whole lotta switching goin' on. Buttercup and 5012 have just moved RS-36 #408, so its' battery can fully charge. This pair of ALCOs have a long day ahead; finishing with the delivery of 32 empti... (more)
