Mountain Railroading
NS #8114 laeds a 15,000 ton coal train west on the clinch valley branch line.
shoving hard on the rear of a loaded coal train.
A Norfolk southern train of emptys roll into the yard at the coke ovens at Vansant va.
100 loads of power plant coal make their way east on the NS Dry Fork branch as the sun casts its shadows deep in the hollers of Amonate Virginia
Finney va
At the summit of a 2% grade with 18,000 tons of coal in tow
Maw;
as a train lover myself, I can't take my eyes off of #1. everything about it catches me up.
would you mind checking off the " store original" box for us so we can really get inside your shots and enjoy them that much more?
thanks.
mrbill
As a retired railroader, they bring back a lot of memories. Thanks
Heritage units look great.
Jay Pat
Loc: Round Rock, Texas, USA
Good pictures inspire questions:
1. How long does it take to load one car with coal?
2. How long to unload one?
I like your work.
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