NS 220 wakes up the quite town of Heflin on a hot Alabama morning.

Kansas City Southern intermodal train I-DAAT (NS 220) terminates at Inman Yard in Atlanta with an increasingly uncommon gray SD70MAC leading. Since the closure of the hump yard a good while ago, I... (more)

On a beautiful spring day, NS 220 (KCS intermodal from Dallas, TX to Atlanta, GA) crosses the Chattahoochee River into Atlanta. It's less than a mile from its terminus at Inman Yard.

Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 220 makes their way Eastbound as they roar through Leeds, AL. On their way to Atlanta, GA.

NS train 220, which originates in Dallas TX, running as KCS I DAAT to ATL GA, heads east through Cook Springs, on a cold morning, leaning in the curve, east bound on the NS AL East End Division

NS 220 has successfully completed its journey from Dallas, Texas and pulls ahead for the shove move into the intermodal ramp for unloading and later distribution. Even on Labor Day, this logistics... (more)

Locomotive Engineer Norbert Fuchs starts slowing Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 220 down for the 10 MPH slow order over the Diamonds at 14th Street Interlocking. The Train is seen here heading ... (more)

Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 220 makes their way Northbound as they pass through 56th Street in Woodlawn, AL. With Norbert Fuchs as the engineer

NS 220 grinds up the steep grade and through the tight rock cut at Prescott, Alabama. This shot only has a small time frame in the morning hours that it's possible due to the sun angle and shadows... (more)

Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train 220 makes their way Eastbound as they roar through Lovick, AL. With Norbert Fuchs as the engineer

NS 220 races through downtown Pell City, Alabama on a beautiful Summer morning.

As a fellow photographer and railfan gets his shot, NS 220 finally departs Irondale after waiting about a half hour for a empty 75G coal train to clear up.

Norfolk Southern Intermodal Train makes their way Eastbound as they roar through Seddon, AL. On their way to Atlanta, GA.

220 navigates the S curves on the west side of Douglasville, Georgia.

After a meet with a nine hour late 225, 220 exits the siding at CP Sewell in Bremen, Georgia. Next stop, one siding east in Temple to clear the path for Amtrak's southbound Crescent.