CSX train M60622 (New Orleans-Waycross) passes the north end of Talbotton, GA, with the C&EI heritage unit leading.

CSX Train B241 crests the grade at Talbotton, being lead by CN's BC Rail heritage locomotive. This would be the final shot of my short chase of this train, as they would stop down the line at Brow... (more)

"British Columbia Powered Potash" after getting held up north for a bit, CSX B241-20 made its way into south Georgia with CN 3115, the BC Rail heritage unit, leading the loaded potash train south.... (more)

The CSX OCS heads south for Waycross and Jacksonville

Southbound empty phosphate train K811 heads south down the Fitzgerald subdivision as they pass through the small town of Talbotton, GA.

Empty phosphate train, CSX K815, rolling south on the Fitzgerald sub with a Canadian Pacific SD70ACU rebuild, leading one of 5 CSX SD50-3s.

Louisville & Nashville SD40-2's 3560, 8026 & 1277 lead a loaded Crystal River 85-car coal train past the old yard.

Ferromex SD70ACe #4015 leads CSX loaded Ethanol Train K423-18 South as they pass through Talbotton, GA.

Louisville & Nashville SD40-2 #8023 has just gotten a clear southward signal on the north end of the main. #8023 was built April 1979 and later became Seaboard System #8023; then CSX #8023

Louisville & Nashville SD40-2 #8069 leading an ELFX hopper train from Florida back to the coal mine. #8069 was built October 1979 and later became Seaboard System 8069; then CSX 8069

Seaboard System SD40-2 #8041 leading its Waycross bound train #329. #8041 was built July 1979 as Seaboard Coast Line #8041 and would later become CSX #8041. CSX selected #8041 for its SD40-3 reb... (more)

Seaboard Coast Line U36B #1828, leading SCL train #323, with the old head engineer waving his right hand and blowing the horn with his left. #1828, built November 1971, later became CSX 5778

A healthy CSX Q549 grinds through Talbotton, Georgia during it's Atlanta to Waycross trip in January 2006. (Slide Scan)

CSX Q687 passes by the SAS North End of Talbotton, Georgia in May 2004 on the Fitzgerald Subdivision. (Slide Scan)

Nothing says welcome to the South more in summer than over abundance of the imported vine, Kudzu. Originally brought to North America to control erosion, the fast growing vine rapidly did it's job... (more)