NS 8707
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NS train 288 approaches the summit at Braswell.
NS 8707 accelerating south out of the Crescentville siding
Roanoke, VA
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3 Dash 8 standard cab engines in Enola Yard (including one Ex CR version).
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Assortment of Dash 9s & Dash 8 standard cabs in the yard
NS 224
NS 377 - Mixed Freight - Savannah, GA - Macon, GA
An unusual lashup.
39t prepares to pass the 206 at Johnson
NS police watches as teh 39t rolls west through teh plant at Johnson
206 and 12t set waiting for crews as the 39t rolls west by the signals near Rogers trucking co. off of Clinton St. in Binghamton NY
39t was talking to the NS dispatcher about their bulletins and acknowledged 45 MPH west towards Owego as the 206, 22k an 12t set idly at CP Johnson
The Ford explorer houses the NS police, as they check out the 206 and 22k's trains for vandaliLm as the 39t passes the signal bridge as the 12t sets parked on DL4
206 has been parked here almost the whole summer at the west end signals at Johnson
12t waits on the signal to pull west as the 206 sets on main 2 west of the plant at Johnson
206 set waiting for a crew on the west end of Johnson as the 12t pulls down and will be shoving back to park at JHohnson
12t waits for the 13t to pull down on DL3 while the 206 sets at Johnson
12t stands east to the plant at johnson,as the 206 waits for a new crew... note the signals as they announce the arrival of 13t
NS SB Freight
Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 290 makes their way Eastbound as they get ready to head into the Honda Plant in Lincoln, AL. to do some work before continuing on to Atlanta, GA.
39T leans into the curve headed for the hooper Rd over pass
A Dash 8 in unusually good shape.
17th Ave. 0912 hours.
NS 1069 (Virginian) sitting quietly on the fuel pad at the NS Dickinson Yard. This would be my second heritatge unit find.
Late due to storms further north
BNSF Yard.
Two NS GEs Lined Up
Westbound grain train 51K heads through Cove with and ES40DC, SD60, and C40-8 for power.
Sneaking up on us was this westbound 51K grain train.
Oh man...the wooden pole..!
NS Harrington yard
