A mile of train on 2 miles of deck.

A SB takes the siding as two trains are poised to head north.

Heavy duty power for a SB autorack train

Ballast train parked at Gibson siding.

A new GEVO pulls SB train Q649 down the #1 main at Vaughan

NB grain train pulls across the Ohio River, passing from Kentucky to Indiana

Power on a NB rack train is apparently experiencing turbocharger problems.

This train was a 9500' long monster, passing through the top of the S curve at St. James.

The crew change on this train was quick, and it was out of Evansville and crossing the river in no time.

NB grain train G207 reflects in wind blown backwater along the Ohio River viaduct

Near perfect evening light and the calm water makes for an awesome sight as NB grain train G211 glides over the Ohio River flood plain.

A NB grain train rounds the curve at St James.

V502 emerges from the Wabash River bridge and is headed towards the CSX CE&D sub.

A coal train sits on the sigeco lead as it waits to get in to Vectrens AB Brown generating station.

Since this was the last SB train coming for a long time, I made the decision to chase it south towards Evansville.

The EVWR takes a CSX coal train west towards Patiki mine.

An EVWR crew brings what will become CSX V237 down the hill west of Evansville

Parked coal train outside of AB Brown power plant

EVWR takes a coal train west to load at Pattiki mine in southern Illinois.

It's rather disconcerting to see a car going east-west on a north-south line.

NB train emerges from under interstate 64 and rounds the curve at St. James.

After sitting on the east side of Mt. V for awhile, the train finally came through town and continued west. My thought was to chase it west until I ran out of road at the Wabash.
Here the train is pulling a double humper leaving Mt. Vernon.

Crossing Big Creek. The dust storm on the left of the frame was caused by me trying (and succeeding!) on beating the train to the creek.

The last shot I could legally get before the train crosses in to Illinois.

CSX brings out their finest to switch near Doyle Yard

The engineer wanted to moon us. Hopefully his posterior would look better than his "engine".

Another beautiful engine without an engine pulls the Henderson local across the river.

An empty coal train waits in the siding at Belknap for the arrival of MVL 125 out of Evansville.