Fully loaded and ready to go north, but no crew.

There were zero trains moving between Evansville and Terre Haute because of a washout at north Dewey on the north side of Terre Haute. We found northbound trains parked in nearly every siding between Vincennes and TH. Once the track was repaired, this NB stack was the first through, idling here at walking speed until it cleared the repair.

Q120 is well past the washout now and rolls across the very swollen Wabash River at Clinton.

After Q120 cleared, Q647 heads south. The Wabash is very very high.

One of the many parked NB trains.

This is Sundays Q120, the previous Q120 through TH was from Saturday.

Beautiful evening light.

Last shot of the day. the Sigeco coal train heads up to Hazelton to load

Q596 rolls NB across the Ohio River towards Indiana.

My first shot of this train was in Henderson this morning at 6:22 am. Henderson is 9 track miles from Howell Yard at Evansville. From Evansville to this shot in Stacer is 14 miles, and this pic was taken at 11:44. That makes 23 miles in 5 hrs 22 minutes. Wow.

Moving a string of brand new coal cars south.

Finally a green signal after waiting for a couple northbounds.

Backwater from the White River sits between the levee protecting US Hwy 41 and the railroad grade.

Last shot of the day, the weather had turned sour so I was going to try something different. Forgot to turn on the IS though, which made the exposure even more interesting.

NB by Alliance Coal loop

A hot NB intermodal departs Howell.

NB runs along Ohio Street.