On a windy April 11, 1991, spring day on the Hudson River, a northbound Conrail TV (Trailvan) intermodal train rumbles beneath Storm King Mountain as it approaches Cornwall-On-Hudson, New York. Powering the train along the choppy waters of the Hudson is a trio of GE locomotives—B36-7 No. 5006 and B40-8 Nos. 5074 and 5086. Some amazing rock work can be seen above the train supporting Highway 218 around the nose of massive Storm King Mountain.
