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Last days of former SAL tracks in St. Petersburg in 2006, after the line was abandoned by the CSX (No Trespassing signs were already posted by the city). The tracks were all removed and the Pinellas Trail was laid down in their place by October, 2008. The upper photo shows the area just to the west of I-275 (see overpass in background). The middle picture shows the area near 24th Street South, and the bottom picture is of an area nearby. When the Barnum and Bailey Circus used to come to St. Petersburg on the SAL, they parked near 24th Street and started the march of the elephants to the Bayfront Center arerna from there. Click the magnifying glass icon to see details. Courtesy Ken Ramp Jr.
CSX ES44AC-H No. 3015 leads a westbound manifest freight out of a canopy of autumn foliage in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
CSX C770-05 comes off the yard lead and onto the Trenton Sub main at Woodbourne, SD40-2 8463 leads the way with two boxcars for Manville in tow. April 5, 2017.
A CSX freight train passes underneath an old New York Central signal bridge near Rome, NY. Notice that it is wide enough for the once 4 tracked mainline. Photo was taken in April 2010, and most of the old signals have since been replaced, so I doubt that this one is still there.
CSX ES44AH 835 just north of Delano, TN on December 4, 2008.
Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT
Canon EFS 18-55mm lens
CSX M363-09 has CSX 1976 Conrail Quality unit trailing 3rd with 6 NYC Subway cars headed to the scrap yard and here it's passing Clyde NY 8-9-23.
These are two of my 1/24 scale models that connect my interest in both NASCAR and railroading. On the left is the Chris Buescher 2016 Ford Fusion and on the right is the 2013 Ford Fusion driven by David Ragan, both sponsored by CSX Transportation.
CSX train Q138, an intermodal train between 59th Street Chicago and Baltimore descends the east slope of Sand Patch at the grade crossing at Fairhope on the evening of June 28, 2013. Look carefully, the power on train Q389 can be seen approaching in the distance.