CSX

A long southbound stack train heads for the CSX/NS crossing.

Southbound Auto-Rack crossing the CSX/NS diamond.

Working a bit later than usual, the Calhoun Local is switching cuts of cars at Gold Kist.

A southbound GM freight inspects a passing auto rack train on the siding at Resaca, GA.

This northbound auto-rack tied up the main for about thirty minutes are Resaca while the crew tried to get a recalcitrant locomotive restarted. The engineer was eventually ordered by Dispatch to limp the train into the siding and allow other trains to pass.

Northbound coal train rounds the curve at the junction with the Georgia Northeastern railroad.

Container freight north of Marietta, GA.

Mid-morning at Fairmount, Georgia as a northbound general merchandise freight rumbles through on the K&A sub.

Northbound freight, soon out of Moon siding, on the elevated track at Acworth, Georgia.

General Merchandise train southbound at Calhoun

A southbound train arrives at Calhoun with MOW hoppers in tow.

Northbound general merchandise train, led by CW60AC #612, at Dalton, GA. The MOW/tie train on the left is waiting on Norfolk Southern tracks for this train to pass.

Northbound auto-rack train, led by CW44AC #284, Dalton, GA.

An young, middle-aged, and old units power this grain train south at Calhoun, Georgia. Bringing up the rear of the four-locomotive power unit is the SD70M designated "Spirit of Miami".

A fast general merchandise passes through south Calhoun, GA

Ok, which one is uglier? The big-nosed GE, or the purple Toyota?

A general merchandise freight makes it's way north through downtown Marietta, Georgia.

I was out to get a shot of this week's local switching locomotives when it began to snow. Sometimes it comes down even in Calhoun.
Darn Global Cooling!

On a cold February morning, two engines, with locals in tow, idle in the yard in downtown Dalton, GA.

In a composite photograph, a coal train is shown returning from delivering Georgia Power's Plant Bowen near Euharlee, Georgia.

An empty coal train approaches the western switch at Bowen Wye.