Norfolk Southern (NS) 9852 - GE C40-9W
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Deleted by the site / 2nd unit on the 211.
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The duo clearing the I-481 overpass.
The NS/CEFX duo easing trough the yard.
NS 9852 leading a mixed west bound freight train through the yard.
Sitting side by side, facing west.
Both are leading west bound trains out of the yard.
My son posing with the idle power. He was the one that spotted the CEFX unit.
A NS/CXS unit side by side in the yard.
A NS/CEFX locomotive heading west through the yard.
No CSX power here. Just 2 rare visitors.
NS 7290 & 9852 lead an eastbound ethanol train on the CP at Genoa, IL.
NS 9547 leads a westbound freight past the Bryan freighthouse, and NS 7132, at Bryan, OH.
NS 9547 leads a westbound freight past the Bryan freighthouse, and NS 7132, at Bryan, OH.
NS 9547 leads a westbound freight past the Bryan freighthouse, and NS 7132, at Bryan, OH.
NS 9547 leads a westbound freight past the Bryan freighthouse, and NS 7132, at Bryan, OH.
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NS 9852 leads an eight engine parade with a freight westbound out of Edgerton
Lots of exhaust.
3 GE's power NS 20E
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Westbound passing the old Reading station.
The beginning of 39G (with cropped 7514!)
39G is assembled while a NJT Lightrail train picks up and offloads passengers at the 36th street station
NS 7514 & 9852 pause at 36th street while more cars are added to 39G
A southbound manifest heads south en route to Gateway Yard in Alorton, IL hours before a major snow storm.
D9-40CW 9397 hauls Norfolk Southern 20K through the Union station.
NS 366 heads east at CP-417 on the Chicago Line bound for Fort Wayne and will take the connection at CP 412 to get onto the Marion Branch to Claypool then take the connection there to get on to the Chicago District to Fort Wayne.
366 heads east on track 2 on the NS Chicago Line at CP-417 bound for Fort Wayne and will take the connection at CP-412 to get onto the Marion Branch.
NS 9303 and 9852 lead a stack train westbound across Rockville Bridge in a steady rain.
Upon our return to Cresson, we caught an Intermodal Freight.
