Bridging the River. The ACWR passenger train movement pauses on the bridge at the Yadkin-Pee Dee Hydro Project.
Aberdeen Carolina & Western's business train crosses the Rocky River bridge east of Oakboro, NC, during the F-unit's first run across the western district of the ACWR towards Charlotte. The origin... (more)
Amtrak 75 passes over I-40 between Raleigh and Cary.
Ex-NS (4)271 leading the ACWR passenger extra on the original ex-NS mainline at the Hydro/Lake Tillery Dam on the Pee Dee River.
Reflecting in the waters of the Pee Dee River, Aberdeen Carolina & Western train 900 crosses the bridge at Hydro, near Norwood, NC, adjacent to the Lake Tillery Dam. This was the first trip for th... (more)
L615 works the Joyland Lead in north Durham as they cross the ex-SOU bridge shared with the NS AD Line.
Charlotte ethanol loads cross the Catawba River at Lake James near Marion, NC on a hot Summer morning in western North Carolina.
The Blue Ridge Southern's T31 job from Canton to Asheville heads east across Hominy Creek behind a quartet of Watco EMD's. The train is approaching the west side of Candler, North Carolina on the ... (more)
The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad's "Nantahala Gorge Excursion" crosses Fontana Lake near Almond, NC, with former US Army consolodation #1702 leading the way.
Amtrak 75 heads over one of the many grade separations on the NC Line early into their trip out of Raleigh.
P07 enters the J Line for the trip to Chapel Hill to pull coal empties from the UNC power plant.
On a beautiful Monday morning, NS P29 departs New Bern bound for the State Port of Morehead City. An equally beautiful thoroughbred Dash 9 is on point with today's decent sized train.
P001-23 winds its way down the former Clinchfield, crossing Pigeon Roost Road.
E32 is seen leaving New Bern and entering Bridgeton after crossing the Neuse. Its departure coincided with an absolutely killer sunset.
Outbound over the Tuckaseegee. The GSMR Veterans' Unit pulls the day's train, including the Moonshine Outing, over the Tuckaseegee River.
