Built in 1925 by Florida East Coast Railway "Jax Bridge" still earns its keep, with 20 or more movements a day. Norfolk Southern intermodal trains contribute to most of the rail polishi... (more)

At one time this exNW motor lugged heavy loads of coal over the Appalachians in West Virginia and Virginia. Today we find it relegated to yard service in the Sunshine State shuffling cuts of inte... (more)

While visiting family in Raleigh, I got a great Christmas gift... SNOW! Here we see Amtrak 74 departing Raligh for points west, the train was full of Holiday travelers!

NS's Vet Unit along with another Altoona rebuilt EMD product under tropical skies thanks to Tropical Storm Arthur 70 miles to the east. (Photo taken with permission under employee escort and PPE).

282 with NS's Vet Unit gets it's train together under tropical skies thanks to Tropical Storm Arthur 70 miles to the east. (Photo taken with permission under employee escort and PPE).

282 with NS's Vet Unit gets it's train together under tropical skies thanks to Tropical Storm Arthur 70 miles to the east. (Photo taken with permission under employee escort and PPE).

Partys over... back to work! Norfolk Southern's Monongahela, Norfolk Southern Railway, and "30th Anniversary" locomotives find themselves lugging a grain train across South Carolina just... (more)

The 'Crescent' paint scheme looks just as good on a rounded E8 as it does a boxy GEVO.

The 'Crescent' paint schem looks just as good on a rounded E8 as it does a boxy GEVO.

After setting out a cut of intermodal cars, this CSX transfer job makes it's escape from FEC Bowden Yard. (Photo taken with permission).

A duo of EMDs by the yard office at FEC Bowden. (Photo taken with permission)

A slightly late running 291 crosses Jax Bridge with a nice SD70 duo. For the horn fanatics, 2511 has what sounded like an off tune (in a good way) P5, hearing it echo off the water & buildings wa... (more)

Slim Pickings... only one Tropicana Juice car on today's FEC to CSX Intermodal ramp transfer job.

The high short hood may be long gone, but thankfully running long hood forward, this Southern Railway veteran still looks good switching cars at Simpson Yard!

Queen of the fleet at center stage during the Streamliners festival. If you want to see the execution of this photo, look on page 39 in the August 2014 edition of TRAINS magazine. Thans me in th... (more)