An F59PHI brings up the rear of Amtrak 75 as they depart Cary bound for Charlotte.

The Cary Depot is usually a busy place with a variety of rail and bus passengers in the morning, but all is quiet after several inches of snow fell overnight as train 75 arrives.

Amtrak 75 arrives in a snowy Downtown Cary with RNCX 1871, which is named for the Town.

NCDOT's passenger equipment rarely sees snow, but today was a nice exception as train 75 arrives in Cary with "Town of Cary" 1871 on the point.

After working the station at Cary, Amtrak 80 departs towards Raleigh and eventually New York with some fresh snow on the ground.

Amtrak's northbound Carolinian arrives in Cary in some rare North Carolina snowfall.

A one month old C6M rebuild leads 350 at Cary.

350 sails through Cary with an EMD leading a long train for Selma.

NS 65W crosses over from the CSX Aberdeen Sub Main 2 to the NS H Line at Fetner in the late evening.

"Midnight Blue" Amtrak 100 arrives in Cary on the point of train 80, the northbound Carolinian.

A short Amtrak 77 arrives in Cary in the late afternoon.

NS 65W empty ethanol splits the NS and CSX mileposts at Fetner in the late evening.

NS 351 comes off the CSX Aberdeen Sub and back onto home rails at Fetner.

You'd never know it was snowing not even an hour earlier as NS 51X sails into Cary. As with the 350/351 manifests, this crew didn't make it far before tying down as MOW crews had the railroad larg... (more)

The "City of Durham" RNCX 1869 was supposed to be the leader on train 75 out of Raleigh, and ended up trailing on the return move on the shortened turn to Durham. The train is entering CSX rails a... (more)