A trio of high-hood U23Bs throttle up train Y101. The conductor has even stepped out to admire the view. At the time I had an 8 month old daughter and limited vacation, but glad my friend Nikos ... (more)

Georgia Central U23B 3965 and two other high hood U23Bs lead Y101 onto the Dry Branch and off the mainline in September of 2003. The Dry Branch lost it's operation in 2009 and no longer sees servi... (more)

Georgia Central's NS transfer job heads south into Norfolk Southern's Brosnan Yard in Macon, GA to make a drop and a pickup before heading back to their yard.

Three Georgia Central U23Bs switch at the east end of the GC yard in Macon, Georgia.

GC's turn to Macon, GA slowly wanders east through the forests of middle Georgia behind a pair of former Southern U23Bs.

Georgia Central's Y101 job from Dublin, GA to Macon, GA crosses a swollen Oconee River as it just starts its journey west. While the weather this day was atrocious, I am glad I made the trip to d... (more)

After swapping cars with the road train from Lyons and picking-up from the local in East Dublin, the job toward Macon and the NS interchange slowly heads west across central Georgia.

Georgia Central train Y101 heads South out of Macon, GA with a dyeing breed leading the way.

Y101 heads east through Montrose just after 9am.

The only low hood U23B on Georgia Central is seen leading Y101 just east of Allentown shortly after 9am.

Y101 arrives Macon as it crosses the Ocmulgee River. The crew will do their switching in town and get the train together for Dublin and run east until they expire at 2100.

A trio of U23B's creep west through Jeffersonville on their way back to Macon. With over a half dozen of "newer" geeps on the property, these old work horses days are numbered.

Y101 heads into Jeffersonville as it makes its way towards Macon, GA.

Y101 heads west through Montrose in the early afternoon.

An increasingly rare U23B leads the Y101 job (Macon-Dublin turn) through the pine woods of middle Georgia just east of Macon. Trailing the two U-boats out of view are a couple of parent company Ge... (more)