The fifth and final Anniversary wrap celebrating 40 years of the Metro North heads south. This commemorative livery features 3000 employee photos in the mural.
Northbound along the West Bank of the Hudson.
As the sun peeks over Anthony's Nose, a southbound crosses Iona Island Trestle.
From the wayback machine: North Shore Mining was testing GEs in the Summer of 2013. Here are two ES44ACs on route to Silver Bay to drop off the 0500 loads.
Heading south along the West Bank of the Hudson River.
A long southbound about to pass Mine Dock. This one had two DPUs coupled mid train.
Heading south.
A pair of wide cab 4400s are off to pick up M567 for a trip up the River Sub.
Early morning northbound passes a Susquehanna yard job.
SD45-2 3634, now stationed at Little Ferry, handles early morning shuttling of cars.
SNEX 5012 shines in the afternoon sun at the 40th anniversary festivities of the Batten Kill Railroad.
The Greenfield Flyer.
The Greenfield Flyer, back from it's first trip to the Caboose Festival of the day.
A pair of ECOs and a shoving platform waiting to start the workday.
GE trio(ET44AC,ET44AH,ET44AC) cross Iona Island Trestle heading south.
