Surrounded by Fall color, MEC GP40-2W #512--still in Guilford paint--leads ST Train AD-1 onto the bridge that crosses the Walloomsac River at North Hoosick, NY. The train is returning from North ... (more)

The Fall Foliage excursion train comes through Cresco behind a pair of C425's and a frienly blow of the horn from engineer Chad.

A Myrdal - Bergen local service just passes the Langavatnet lake.

Vermont Rail System's Green Mountain Railroad train 263 is seen crossing the Cuttingsville hanging bridge with GMTX GP38-2 2205 and GMRC GP40 304 on the trip from Rutland to Chester, Vermont. Fal... (more)

A pair of CN engines lead a mixed freight over the Mohawk River while a few guys enjoy an evening of fishing.

This old railway line is used to carry quartz sand from the open mine to the factory. It's in very poor condition because the company barely makes ends meet. A large part of this branch line p... (more)

On a better than expected day which originally had steady rain, the SRI Fall Color Train rolls north down Elmira Hill past the former Boyne City, Gaylord, and Alpena Railroad bridge remains just n... (more)

Toronto-Moncton manifest #308 crosses the Boucanée River trestle at St-Éleuthère in the Quebec's Témiscouata region. ... (more)

Conway Scenic Railroad's Notch Train, #162 by timetable, is seen eastbound on the Frankenstein Trestle with foliage making its last hurrah in Crawford Notch State Park. CSRX ex-Maine Central #252 ... (more)

This short NS 22K out of Mechanicville Yard powered by a lone dusty M-2 was one of many visual highlights on a memorable trip back to my old haunt in the "Land that Time Forgot". Basically the p... (more)

An empty tailings train heads back to the ore processing plant at Silver Bay with an essence of fall color on the trees.

CSX engine 258 hustles a freight through the heart of the Mohawk Valley.

Set up to fail... CP 8536 + CP 6610 pull 97 cars through a "restricting block" with no shot for the hill, and traction motors cut out on the 6610 fate would be ahead at mile 79. CP 112-2... (more)

Four of the Mountain Washington Cog Railway trains are seein climbing and descending Mt. Washington, NH. Count all four of them on the mountain - from base to summit: M-1 "Wajo Nanatassis&qu... (more)