Eastern Railroad Discussion > Some Shots from 24 July 2022

Couple of shots from our Saturday in Cumberland, MD .... 24 July 2022

1) E794-22 westbound coming off the single main entering the CSX Mountain Sub at Beall Street in Cumberland, MD.

2) and 3) C788-23 with a U199 recrew on board approaches Beall Street off the Mountain Sub with 200 loaded coal cars and power split in 3+3 DP configuration.

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1) and 2) Amtrak Train #30, aka P030-24 eastbound exiting the Narrows at the Franklin Street Signal.

3) Getting Out of Town ...  P030-24 eastbound at the "Blue Room" near the west hump in Cumberland.

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1) G110-20, empty grain train .... westbound at the Blue Room in Cumberland, heading for the Safety Stop and a Crew Change.

2) G110-20 westbound passing under the Henderson Ave. Bridge with the new crew on board.

3) G110-20 westbound at Lowery Lane in Corriganville, MD.

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1) I016-23 eastbound between the Valley Street and Know Street Crossings in Cumberland.

2) Covered Hoppers in Cumberland ....

3) Out behind the Shops in Cumberland.

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Back Home ....

1) M316-21 shoves back thru the plant from track #2 to track #1 at Keyser, WV so they can run around the coal drag parked on track 2 at Beall Street in Cumberland.

2) M316-21 eastbound at 21st. Bridge Road, MD. with a small 44 car train

3) At Dawson, MD M316 passes under "High Rock". The rock formation is on the West Virginia side of the Potomac River while the CSX mains are on the Maryland banks.

Thank You,
Tim W. 

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Thank you once again Tim for all the updates in the general Cumberland area.  They are always appreciated.
John in White Marsh, Maryland

Thanks for sharing your day. I don't suppose Cumberland is as busy as a decade ago, but it appears you had a fine outing.

Nice shots !

Great set of photos - My favorite is photo two with the BNSF-powered train passing under the bridge.
Bob

Your coverage of this area is always interesting. Thank you for the effort.
John

Nice pics!!