A pretty impressive plume of heat blasts from the exhaust of the B282 helper set, having just crested the Cranberry Grade at Terra Alta and now pressing on for the 17-Mile Grade, ranked as one of the most difficult descents of a Class 1 railroad in the US
Date: 10/06/2008
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CSXT799_T864_AustenWV
ES44AH #799 leads T864 Eastbound in Austen, WV just a few miles East of Grafton, WV.
Date: 10/06/2008
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CSXT799_T864_Irontown
T864 seen here rounding the bend at Irontown, WV.
Date: 10/06/2008
Views: 47
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CSXT7784_Q316_EastGraftonWV
Q316, one of two manifest trains still serving the Mountain Sub heads East past old Grafton Tower (GN)
Date: 10/06/2008
Views: 67
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CSXT568_B282helper_CrellinMD
The B282 Helpers are seen here passing behind a farm in rural Western Maryland.
Date: 10/06/2008
Views: 48
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CSXT568_B282helper_TerraAltaWV
Eastbound helpers seen passing the old interlocking tower Terra Alta, WV the crest of the Cranberry Grade.
Date: 10/06/2008
Views: 68
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CSXT568_B282helper_TerraAltaWV_2
2nd capture of the helpers in Terra Alta.
Date: 10/06/2008
Views: 43
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CSX275_GraftonWV
I was hoping to get a chance to shoot the KCS "Belles" pushing coal trains up the Cranberry Grade on this trip. Unfortunately, they never turned a wheel while I was in town.
Date: 10/06/2008
Views: 110
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CSXT568_B282helper_AmblersburgWV
The helpers, a pair of YN3 GE AC4400's (CW44AH) are seen here pushing an Eastbound T846 up the Cranberry Grade in West Virginia.