Locomotives of the Norfolk Southern Railway.
Author: Robert Duncan Sr.
Loco`otive that are or were roaming the system.
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Found in a locomotive shop...somewhere.
A Norfolk Southern truck with a tag the starts with ACL. Coast Line humor in Forestdale Yard.
Garbage gons?
A"properly fressed young lady switches T71. Would you consider her a "cubette"?
NS train 26A slows for an approach signal at CP DeArmanville, Alabama.
Locomotives as far as the eye could see. 98% fat free engine movement
Northbound to get more coal for Ga. Power.
On the MOW track at DeButts.
Seen in DeButts Yard from Coffey's Cliff.
Shoving the train back to it's train after cutting off.
Got any scales that need weighing?
So, before there were Admiral cabs, were there Ensign cabs?
Parked in Cleveland.
An NS Inspection train makes it's way Southward thru Dalton, Ga.
In the dead line, disposition unknown.
A 1st generation diesel still earns it's keep.
My first shot of the new "eco-friendly" locomotive. Notice 2 of the motorv are running, the 3rd is not.
A green goat switches around the 24th St. interchange. One motor running, 2 not.
A newbie handles switching duties at Inman Yard.
Rebuilt from an Alco, this gal now serves as a slug for a hump set at DeButts Yard.
one of the 2 slugs that were built from Alcos now serving ay DeButts Yard.
This dynamic slug (Sounds like a lazy superhero don't it.) heads to the shop at DeButts yard for maintenance. The only place I know of that has then is Brosnan Yard in Macon, Ga.
"Bring out yer dead(line)!" An old N&W vet awaits it's disposition in DeBut~s Yard.
She's a rust bucket, but she's an EMD.
Standing by at Griffin, Ga.
This N&W vet has the honors of hauling ballast train 96G.
Enjoying a little time off on New Years Day.
The Dalton Yard Job eases into the Yard at Walnut.
Heading South on NS 361.
Some older power to practice with at McDonough.
One of the last SW1500's in regular service with NS.
Switching action as seen from Coffey's Cliff.
Workin' the yard.
Shufflin' cars at DeButts.
Shufflin' cars at Coffey's Cliff.
This is now a radio control unit.
Shufflin' cars in Chattanoogie.
Working the South end of Brosnan Yard.
2nd unit on TC10.
A R/C Yard Switcher rolls past T41s power.
Looks like a table is set on top of the slug. Instead, it's an RC system.
Switching around DeButts.
A butthead passes the Tent Company.
At DeButts Yard, C'nooga, Tenn.
Switching action as seen from Coffey's Cliff.
A lone switcher trundles down the tracks at DeButts Yard.
An MP15 had been toting around a gon work train and came into Spring City for lunch.