The morning sun has finally broken through the fog as the Vermont Rail System's 263 train makes its way through Rockingham, Vermont and crosses over Parker Hill Road. VTR 431 leads the train as it... (more)

With a heavy fog blanketing the Connecticut River Valley, Vermont Rail System's 263 train has arrived in Bellows Falls, Vermont and pulled down on to the causeway to yard their train. Once the cr... (more)

The morning sun has finally broken through the fog as the Vermont Rail System's 263 train makes its way through Rockingham, Vermont and is about to cross over Parker Hill Road. VTR 431 leads the t... (more)

Fall in The Green Mountains : Vermont Railway's 263 enters an S curve in Ludlow, VT as they return north back to Rutland from Bellows Falls.

GMTX 2617 pulls train 263s' cars through the riverside yard onto a causeway on a nice early winter afternoon.

VRS train 263 enters Bellows Falls RIverside Yard limits, seen here along the Williams River causeway in Rockingham, VT.

VTR train 263 enters Riverside Yard limits with four reds leading the way.

One of Vermont Railway's big SD70M-2's leads train 263 from Rutland to Bellows Falls. Just outside of Bellows Falls, the train passes the well-know Bartonsville covered bridge.

Train 263 rolls by the Bartonsville bridge as it heads a short train for Bellows Falls.

Departing Rutland, the crew of Vermont Railway 263 realized they had forgotten a package. After a few minutes of discussion, it was decided that it would be handed up to them at Belmont Road, seen... (more)

The quiet of a cold Saturday morning on this Vermont farm is broken by a pair of 3000 horsepower EMD products heading east with the daily Rutland-Bellows Falls manifest. A couple of minutes later,... (more)

The 1870-built Bartonsville Covered Bridge silently stands watch as Vermont Railway 310 heads east with a 16-car Rutland-to-Bellows Falls manifest. The 139-year-old bridge has not only seen horse-... (more)

Skiers are momentarily halted by eastbound Rutland-Bellows Falls manifest 263, led by GP40-2W 310 and GP40 304, seen here crossing Route 103 a few miles southeast of Rutland.