BRW 8159 is the train on the return trip to Ringoes after dropping off the last three cars in Flemington. There is nothing better than jointed rail.

BRW 752 handles the excursion today and is about five minutes away from the Ringoes station. Can you tell where the track has been reballasted?

BRW 8159 holds short of the crossing in the middle of the outlet stores of Liberty Village because of the excursion train. The excursion came into the station about a minute before 066 showed up.

BRW 8159 pops out of the weeds for a second as it passes a vegetable stand just before the Pennsylvania Ave. bridge.

After switching in Three Bridges the local heads back south towards Flemington and ultimately Ringoes. The train is seen crossing over Main Street in 'downtown' Three Bridges. A faded 'CP Rail' ca... (more)

BRW 8159 pulls off of the interchange track after shoving a cut of cars into it. The cars are left for NS local H76 which runs later in the afternoon.

In typical shortline fashion, this former CP switcher trundles over rough rail and through a tunnel of trees just south of Three Bridges with three covered hopper cars.

Flemington bound passenger train pauses at the station. In the siding is BDRV's railcar M55, now lettered for the Arizona Eastern.

Passengers prepare to board the BR&W passenger train, destined for Ringoes, N.J.

BRW 752 shows its age a bit while heading back south after a long day of switching in Three Bridges and Flemington Jct. Photo taken from the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.

Belvedere & Delaware River RR SW1200RS crosses the South Branch Raritan River with one car in tow for the Norfolk Southern interchange at Three Bridges.

A lone GP9 corsses over the Raritan River at Flemington Junction on its way to Three Bridges. Note the frozen water on the far side of the river under the locomotive.

As BRW 2-8-0 #60 is stil being overhauled, GP9 #752 is in charge of the excursions.

Built as NP 256 in Feb. 1956 this engine went on to be Clarendon & Pittsford 752 whee it received the red and white livery. Today 752 is still in the red and white but is lettered "Black River".