Tuckahoe Trek: CSXT 871 leads loaded coal train CSX C135 eastbound up the grade through Tuckahoe, West Virginia, along the CSX Alleghany Subdivision.

CSX 871 leads southbound ethanol train to one of New Jerseys refineries.

“High Water Mark”
Westbound CSX Q015-13 (toward camera) and CSX Q136-13 (going away) meet at the tiny village of Sand Patch, PA, a quarter mile west of the “Summit of the Allegheni... (more)

Autos head through Roanoke passing underneath one of the Lineville Subdivision old wooden bridges. Several miles south of here, is grain train 210 which will be combined with this one.

Golden Hour on the Gulf. CSX Manifest freight Q601 is seen in beautiful golden hour lighting as they cruise across the massive CSX Bay Saint Louis bridge. The bridge measures right at two mile... (more)

Having just passed under N Howard St, Q409-24 prepares to enter the short tunnel under West Mount Royal Avenue, with the Howard St Tunnel just ahead.

Spring has really exploded along the Catskill Creek as five Gevos and a lone "Sponge Bob" SD40-3 head north for Selkirk Yard on a gorgeous warm evening.

Just nothing but stacks, Q161 hustles Westbound with a long train of colorful stacks.

CSXT 871 shoves a short train of empty trash containers over the crest of the nearly 1% grade at Summit on it's short trip from the landfill in Coalton to Russell Yard. After a short 2-year run, ... (more)

The pusher of the Lexington Branch trash train has crested the slight grade west of Ashland and is now ducking into the modified Ashland tunnel, less than a mile from the junction with the Kanawha... (more)

Destined for interchange with the CSXT in Chicago, and ultimately Philadelphia, PA, oil loads roll East behind an East Coast trio of GE's utilizing BNSF's newest Run-Through agreement which allows... (more)

Q410 is seen here rolling through northern Laurel, MD on its way to Selkirk, NY. Brock Bridge Rd is one of the few places on the Capital Sub where you can get an eastbound lit after midday and I ... (more)

Water Works! An empty coal train is seen crossing the Augusta Canal and passing through what Railroad Employees as well as a couple of us local call the 'Water Works'. This is also a public... (more)

Eastbound CSX loaded coal train slowing to cutoff its manned pusher units at Watkins on NS's Appalachia District (via trackage rights) on an unusually warm November Sunday morning.

CSX 871 & 4574 wait for there crews.