New England Central Railroad (NECR)

Amherst College Webcam got them at 10:41, 14 racks in all on the headpin. Another interesting load a few cars back of those, looked like a long container on a flat car.

Got a quick grab of 600 today, happened to show up in WRJ right before they left town. Here they are at Nutt Lane:

Yes, directly to my right, just into the yard. Wasnt sure, thanks for the answer. There's another one at the end of the North yard, I know both of these are somewhat new. Last 10 years or so?

The main road freights: 324 (SB) generally departs St. Albans for Brattleboro overnight Sun- Thurs, where they become 611 (turn job to Palmer). They're through WRJ in the wee hours, and are generally through Cornish/Balloch, NH before 6am. The 611 return usually occurs early afternoon, with 323 (NB) departing Bratt Monday-Friday evenings. They seem to be out of Bratt before 8pm and into WRJ somewhere around 10pm, getting up to St. Albans in the wee hours.

They still run the 500 woodchip train to Burlington, but on an as needed basis in the summer. From what I see from posts elsewhere indicates that it is generally a M-F operation, OD at St. Albans about 9am.

323 finally made it north out of Brattleboro yesterday, after sitting for several days due to a washout near Putney.

Here's a quick grab of them switching in WRJ north yard, don't really have the chance to catch the road freight on Sunday or in daylight through there anymore.

Somewhere near Claremont. 601 power ended up tying on last night to pull 324 south to Brattleboro.