Westbound WASE with exKCS units in charge rolling over Riverside Street in Portland, Maine. Leading the train this day are units 600-601-602 with the 602 in fresh PAR paint.

The sunset's colors glow on 514 and the rest of WASE as it passes through Danville Junction. The rails and ties closest to the dirt road are part of the Danville Jct. rebuilding process, which se... (more)

A high hood GP40 passing the old signal at the junction. WASE has just finished leaving two of its units for a Rumford bound train.

Freshly repainted MEC 608 (ex TFM 1412) leads HLCX 7182, HLCX 6404 on a heavy westbound freight.

Heading through downtown Monmouth past a general store and church.

WASE runs parallel to Maranacook Lake in Winthrop. Maranacook is the second of three lakes that the old MEC Back Road runs next to between Waterville and Leeds Jct. The other two are Messalonskee ... (more)

WASE passes an old gas pump at Maranacook Market on Main Street in Readfield.

Passing by the bogs of Readfield.

Freshly painted 313 soaks up early morning sunlight about a half hour after sunrise, as it approaches Royal Jct. This train's four units pretty much show every kind of engine Pan Am uses around h... (more)

A heavy westbound WASE train works its way west passing the Lawrence yard with HLCX 6225, MEC 351, MEC 345 for power.

The daily WASE (WAterville-SElkirk) train is pictured at Wells after waiting for its' counterpart train SEWA with a rare 6-axle 690 leading. After an over four hour wait, WASE finally gets to head... (more)

(Waterville, ME - Selkirk, NY) westbound freight notches it up for the pull west with 350, 307, 214, 216 for power and 110 cars.

Summer In The Lakes Region - Summer is a wonderful time to be in the Lakes Region of central Maine. From water sports on the lakes, endless hiking and camping in the Kennebec Highlands and even a ... (more)

ST 621 rolls onto the east leg of the wye at Ayer pulling WASE (Waterville, ME - Selkirk, NY ) into the hill yard to drop the train for CSX. ST 621 is one of two SD26's still in operation on Guilf... (more)