Some very colorful foreign power quite rare to Columbia, SC leads NS 945 as it proceeds to the Southern's W Line to travel toward Spartanburg, SC.
Crossing over the Broad River, Q211 heads toward Elmwood Junction and then Cayce Yard.
The crew of NS Columbia local P85 moves their load through Devine Junction as they head over to Cayce for their transfer run with CSX.
The crew of NS Columbia local P77 brings 5 cars back to Andrews Yard from their morning of work. They are pulling through the yard where they will continue past the office and drop their load.
CSX Y101 heads toward Cayce Yard after performing its local jobs during the morning.
The crew of CSX Columbia local Y101 slowly moves across the jagged track on the NIT Lead with just 2 cars for businesses at the end of the line.
The crew of NS Columbia local P85 brings their power back after a quick trip to Martin Marietta. They are returning lite back to Andrews Yard as they pass Columbia's Amtrak Station and the old So... (more)
The crew of NS Columbia local P77 brings their train back to Columbia after a morning of work. They are crossing over the small bridge on Whaley Street as they proceed into Andrews Yard just a li... (more)
A long and winding wood chip train extends underneath the Gervais Street bridge in Columbia, SC as NS 8955 leads past the Amtrak Station and some remnant Southern signals.
NS 5326 returns toward Andrews Yard from its scrap run as a conductor hangs on at the rear.
CSX Q211 exits Devine Junction as it heads toward Cayce Yard.
CSX Columbia Local Y101 begins its trip up the NIT Lead with 3 cars.
An ex Conrail engine leads the daily 192 into Columbia before pulling through and eventually shoving their train back into Andrews Yard.
Norfolk Southern Columbia local P77 heads back toward Andrews Yard with their usual load of around 5 cars.
The friendly crew of Norfolk Southern Columbia local P77 brings back a solid cut of cars from their morning work on the C-Line. It's common to see this job bring back 5-8 cars, but they had a loa... (more)
