Through the Fields. On the second day of the charter, the FEC 148 pulls a cane train through the many properties of U.S. Sugar Corporation.

Engine #148 steams past a pair of abandoned tractors through the Lake Placid orange groves. The 1929 Ford Model A followed us up from Palmdale and was posed at multiple locations along the rest of... (more)

driving along the tulip fields of the Netherlands

The St. Louis Steam Train Association provides smoke for the photographers as it climbs out of the Mississippi River Valley onto the Illinois Prairie with a St. Louis NRHS special headed for Centr... (more)

Florida East Coast 148 leads its passenger train across the bridge over Fisheating Creek on a hot April afternoon.

UP 8444 putting on a show for its return passenger excursion trip from Fremont.

Impressive running gear of the french 4-8-2 "Mountain" steamlocomotive 241 A # 65 with a driving wheel diameter of 1,95 meter ((76,7 inch) and 110 km/h (68,35 mph) maximum velocity. After several ... (more)

Florida East Coast 148 smokes out the fields at Miami Locks on the point of a cane train on a sunny spring morning.

One meter gauge 0-4-0 steamlocomotive "Ticino" operating on a about 70 meter long temporarily laid track at the roadside on the occasion of the Day of the Monument and "Precious met... (more)

The Colorado Railroad Museum's Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad's #491 (2-8-2) gets backed into the roundhouse after spinning on the turntable.

US Sugar #148 was restored to its original FEC appearance this weekend as part of a photography charter that ran between Lake Placid and Lake Harbor along the South Central Florida Express mainlin... (more)

Night Work. The FEC-dressed Pacific poses for pictures during a night photo session before returning to Clewiston, FL.

K153 trailing a heritage shuttle from Flinders Street to Glenhuntly passes through South Yarra.

Drive and coupling rod bearing with eccentric crank on the second drive axle of the 4-8-2 "Mountain" 241 A 65 built in 1931. Quite filigree drive on this four-cylinder compound locomotiv... (more)

The old Ford was the first of several props to appear on the photo charter.