134 cruises around the Hurt connection at Altavista, VA. The connection allows Roanoke trains to head south to Linwood yard. In the distance, the former Virginian Railway's Altavista district is... (more)

With blue skies overhead, Engineer Ethan Lucas and Conductor Chelsea Overstreet bring NS 134 south by Carter’s Mill in Dry Fork with an ES44AC on the point. 6/18/21

As the sun begins to set on the Altavista District, a rare Norfolk bound ethanol train, NS 6J4, makes their way east through Hardy with a pair of midwest visitors for power. 6/19/21

On a partly cloudy October 24, 2020, Norfolk Southern manifest train 134 cruises through Thomasville, NC on its way south.

Manifest train 134 rolls under the signals at Elm on its way south through Greensboro, NC on a sunny September 20, 2020.

ES44DC number 7655 leads Norfolk Southern manifest train 134 south through Thomasville, NC on the evening of August 18, 2020.

Having just cleared an intermediate signal on its way south, Norfolk Southern train 134 cruises through Thomasville, NC on January 2, 2018.

Norfolk Southern train #134 breaks the silence at it rolls past Fort Loudoun Lake at dusk on a pleasant autumn evening.

After having to stop and take on a relief crew less than two miles from their destination due to the first crew reaching their hours of service, 134 finally gets moving toward Linwood yard.

A short 134 rolls through the CPL interlocking at Wysor, headed towards Roanoke on a cool February afternoon.

NS 134 rolls to a stop under the historic Shober bridge, named after Col. Francis Shober, a member of the United States Congress in the 1860s. The bridge was added to the national register of hist... (more)

Just having crossed into North Carolina from Virginia, the 134 rounds the curve in Pelham.

NS 134 rumbles over the diamond at Barber Jct with the Wabash heritage unit leading a CP SD33C-ECO. This scene has changed a bit in the past few months. The replaces for the old Southern signals h... (more)

NS 134 eases through the east end of the Bristol Yard as it makes its maiden voyage on the Bristol Line, having been rerouted from the downgraded S-Line out of Asheville.

134 departs Old Fort behind a pair of Ferromex ES44AC's on a beautiful late Summer morning in North Carolina.