In early morning light, an 82 and two 48s head a loaded grain train near the 'burning mountain' at Wingen.
Three 48s emerge from the fog near Aberdeen.
Three 48s, including one of the few remaining 'red terrors' head north with empties
Three 2000 hp Alco 80 class Ardglen bankers based at Werris Creek take a break from banking duties to round up grain loads on the northern branches. They are seen here at The Gap.
Five 48s on an empty grain approach Murrurundi after crossing a loaded train headed by quad 48s.
An 81, a 2000hp Alco 442 (headed for storage at the Creek) and a 48 head north through Branxton.
The same train going away, crossing a coalie on the double track.
Spare 2000hp GM 422s and Alco 442s in tuscan (brown) and candy liveries sit around the Werris Creek turntable pondering their fate.
An 82, two 48s in the most unpleasant 'candy' disco livery and an 81 north of Muswellbrook. Spot the two smelly Alcos!