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Were back in Duluth Min outside DW&P West yard.It seemed like we walked for miles to get to this location on the DW&P line .We have this CN train climbing up the grade close to the tunnel.this line has been removed many years ago.Mr Missaba maybe you can help us out on how far we walked from West yard for this shot
PW NR-4 heads back west towards Plainfield, passing over the Shetucket River in Windham after interchanging with the NECR in Willimantic CT.
There were many people here. We caused quite the traffic jam. Many people asked what was happening. The answer we gave was, "train's coming". The cows were pretty cool too.
Train: CN L518 with BLE 867 (SD38AC), BLE 878 (SD38-2), and BLE 905 (SD45T-2).
CN Bessemer Subdivision
Grove City, PA
A CSX empty coal train moves through RB Cabin near Louisa, Kentucky along the former C&O Big Sandy Subdivision.
This is the train that took us up. Now it is going down. As you can see, on the way up the locomotive pushes, not pulls, the wagons.
After running South down the Clinchfield. E979 ran around it's train at Kingsport and proceeded West on the Appalachia District towards the CV and eventually Loyall. Seen here passing through the big bore of Natural Tunnel at Glenita, VA.
Textured oil paint treatment of a train scene, originally from a slide taken 20+ years ago. Slide copied via a copier attached to a camera lens.
CSX K677 was crossing the Potomac River into West Virginia behind a trio of Canadian National EMDs at Harper's Ferry.
The empty ethanol train departed Baltimore in the morning and went via the Metropolitan Subdivision following CSX Q217 and Q135.
A shot celebrating 50 years of Joni Mitchell's Blue. That album, along with her Hejira, have been my constant traveling companions :)
The Gilman Paper Company was sold to the Durango Paper Company in 1999, and the plant closed its doors in 2002 after two industrial accidents led to stiff OSHA fines. Luckily, the St. Marys soldiers on as a tourist attraction, offering themed train rides.
Note the former Family Lines baywindow caboose parked at left.