CSX 3317

Two GEs on point of Syracuse to Port Newark stack train I164 rounding the curve at auto 31 @ 13:53 hrs

c040-04

(Left): CSXT 3317 - CSXT 7241 - CSXT 467 - MEC 345 - MEC 7517 - MEC 7541. (Right): MEC 7609 - MEC 7518 - MEC 7575 - MEC 514. The yard switcher power had come to the east end briefly with MEC 503 - CSXT 2548 and MEC 381 is seen to the right on the east end switching lead.

M264 (Buffalo to East Brookfield, MA) crosses over at CP-60 as it finishes dropping its train before heading light to Worcester.

M264 (Buffalo to East Brookfield, MA) gets the signal to cross over at CP-60 as it finishes dropping its train before heading light to Worcester.

this is also a former CR engine

I was gonna follow the 4568, but then I got word that there was 2 trains in Buffalo tied down with SD40-2 leaders! Seeing a 40-2 lead a road train is rare enough, let alone 2 in one day in good weather and light!

I003 lined north - M422 crew OD - B727 lined south @ 07:04 hrs

M422 is recrewed and sitting on the middle sidiWg track @ 07:40 hrs

M634 EB at CP 54

I008 passes 419 and I003 is in the very far distance

I008 EB at CP 54

I162 had an usual 3 engines front

I032

A new angle of Q032 passes across from the historic station in town @ 15:37 hrs

Manifest Q349 heading thru Muncie.

csx 33177 is running mid train dpu

csx3317 is runnung md dpu today

heading north over the over peck bridge on this saturday morning with a pair of ET44Hs running elephant style

Q027 rolls south through Trenton.

Trailing unit on L032 in the heavy sunlight as it passes east along the siding in town

CSX hot-shot Q032 rounds the bend at speed in town

An interesting and colorful mix of locomotives, from four different Class I's, lead a heavily powered CN through freight northeast along Harrison St. past the former SOO yard at Neenah, WI on 26 Jul. '18. Train had six locomotives, CSX 3317, CSX 420, BNSF 5272, CN 5451, UP 8773, CSX 7828. The W. Cecil St. overpass (Timothy Hamblin Bridge) bisects the scene. It was erected to replace the grade crossing and opened to traffic on 20 Nov. '07. I didn't notice it when I was capturing the photograph (I noticed it later while zooming in to identify the road numbers), but there is a trespasser dressed in blue standing to the left of the bridge pier at right.