The DGNO Garland switcher.

Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train GS1 is on the wooden bridge approach of the swing bridge across the Coosa River in Gadsden, Alabama. The 39 car train is headed for the yard in Gadsden an... (more)

A brace of EMD GP38-2's bring Georgia Northeasterns northbound train to Tate across I-75 on a cold winter morning. CLC #3810 is back on home rails as it was built for the L&N in June 1971.

Gary and Anthony bring grain empties south on a pleasant early Autumn morning

Departing Paris with coal loads for Maysville

A brace of TTI B36-7's shove their coal train towards the dumper on a fine Autumn afternoon.

The small town of Carlisle is briefly interrupted by the passing of a quartet of TTI B36-7's running light back south to Paris.

A pair of rebuilt GP16 workhorses are seen at the Mississippi Central Holly Springs yard in North Mississippi. PREX 1604 was built in 1950 as a GP7 for the Charleston and Western Carolina Railway.... (more)

Cutting through a lingering mist on a dreary December afternoon in rural Upstate South Carolina, Pickens Railway's Belton job navigates a well defined S-curve outside of Belton, nearing its next ... (more)

MSCI 1604 leads a cut of cars south for storage just a few miles from Holly Springs.

Using a pair of nodescript de-rated CSX B40-8s, the Pickens Anderson Job pulls 14 empties from Michelin U.S. 8 Plant, which produces semi-finished rubber for US tire plants, including 2 located in... (more)

The end of daylight hours on January 21st, 2019 is quickly coming to an end as Eastern Alabama Railway's Talladega turn gets ready to depart Bemiston and head back south towards home at Sylacauga,... (more)

A bull grazes in a large field outside of Belton as the Pickens Railroad's Belton Job trots its way toward the Greenville & Western interchange with a single tanker in tow.

The sun has just about set on this late January evening, as Eastern Alabama Railway's Talladega turn heads back south towards Sylacauga as they pass through Rendalia, AL with interchange from CSX.

The sun has just about set on this late January evening, as Eastern Alabama Railway's Talladega turn heads back south towards Sylacauga as they pass through Rendalia, AL with interchange from CSX.