Like alot of you, I ventured out onto the Louisville District in hopes of a good chase of the Southern 8099. After arriving at Vanarsdale at 1, and sitting there for four hours, NS 23G finally showed up. It was a smaller chase than what I was hoping for, but I like the end result of what I got!
NS 23G at Vanarsdale
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NS 23G at South Wye
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NS 23G stops briefly in Danville Yard to realign the switches
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And as always, the side profile shot of a heritage.
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VIDEO: NS 23G departs Danville Yard a little off schedule as it follows NS 143 south
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-J8oHQnnF_s