WW102 heads south with a nice assortment of spring colors present between the blooming red bud trees and the GMTX locomotive.

The L129 heads south through the CSX Shenandoah Subdivision's semi-"Street Running" section in downtown Winchester on a nice spring afternoon.

The WW102 heads north with a lone car from Continental past a blooming tree. Later in the year a former B&O and WW caboose would be set in this area by our NRHS Chapter, the Northern Shenandoah c... (more)

L132 works the Kingspan manufacturing facility in Winchester, during a nice sunset, before finishing building his train and heading to Brunswick.

With some spring foliage popping, the WW 102 crew through Downtown Winchester with the 3816 at the helm. The 3816 is going to be dropped off at the shops at Gore for its 92 day inspection. Note ... (more)

My yard looks a lot different after a significant snow storm! WW102 heads south after a delayed start en route to the CSX interchange in Winchester. Note the railroad wheels in the foreground a... (more)

WW102 switches my scrap yard with some of the last signs of fall color visible.

One more view of the yard and WW102. In the far distance on the left is a FEMA office building and Miller Milling- a major rail shipper.

"Sorry not sorry"- The almost daily switch takes it tolls on the neighbors of my yard and the effects on the traffic is visible on this photo. Eventually, we will utilize a new track ... (more)

WW102 passes the torch area in my yard while an older Sennebogen crane works.

WW102 works my scrap yard with plenty of material on hand. The stationary shear in the middle left of the yard, still in everyday service, was installed in the mid-1960's and arrived via PRR flat... (more)

WW102 switches my scrap yard with some night clouds in the background.

WW102 rolls north with two scrap empties for my facility. The classic GP10 is always a treat when leading. The spurs to the right are the Crown Cork and Seal facility- once the largest rail cust... (more)

With the last rays of sunlight hitting the train, L129 trots north to set off its cars and then the crew will call it a day.

Just before sunset L129 heads into Winchester past the Mount Hebron Cemetary entrance and also the short street running section.