Nice weather for the first day of May 2021 has railroad photographs out to catch what they could find in Northeast Ohio. Here are a trio of images made on the CSX New Castle Subdivision west of Akron.
In the top image, a Canadian National SD75I leads train Q276 around the curve in downtown Warwick on the single track segment.
In the middle we see AC44CW No. 402 on the point of an eastbound in Barberton.
Finally, GP40-2 No. 6415 sits in Warwick at a new fueling facility. This unit is stored here between runs of local D750. The apparatus visible toward the rear of the locomotive is a plug in for the crankcase heater.
Photographs by Robert Farkas
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