TASD Job 4 and CSX Y19324 work their respective yards in the busy Mobile terminal.

An off schedule Nashville-New Orleans freight rolls over Chickasaw Creek.

Alabama Export is contracted to do CN's switching in Mobile. Here, a pair of ALE units drill the south end of the yard.

A Waycross-New Orleans freight passes the Carnival Spirit cruise ship.

The Saturday MSE road freight catches the first rays of sun, just south of the CN interchange at Evanston.

GoogleMaps shows it as Train Track Beach, the sand mixed with ballast. A 44 car freight trundles along the Escambia River en route to interchange with CSX.

AGR's Cantonment, FL-Pensacola, FL local nears the end of the line.

Train TA-EAST arrives home after interchanging with the LC-WEST at Chipley. I was glad the clouds cooperated for my last photo of the day and didn't mind driving home through multiple torrential ... (more)

With a pair of freshly painted former FEC SD70M-2s, pulling three dead-in-tow RJ Corman SD40-2s, the TA-EAST passes an outdated sign welcoming Amtrak to Tallahassee Union Station. A $3.5MM projec... (more)

It was a long day, literally & figuratively... but I was blessed with killer photos of a matched trio of SD40s in the 'flag' paint scheme, seen passing some former L&N or Seaboard System signal re... (more)

With their owner prominently displayed on the warehouse in the background, the TASD has shoved 48 gons of pig iron out of the Port and is preparing to drag them into West Yard for interchange with... (more)

A pair of Spongebox Squarecabs lead the Pascagoula-Kreole local turn across Biloxi Bay.

Mobile has a lot of dwarf signals, with 3 in this photo of New Orleans-Nashville M520 pulling into town.

The former City of Dothan is looking a little rough, with a spray painted number and no other markings except for the Alabama State Docks website on the frame. Soon, it'll likely be converted to ... (more)

The Country Job passes a memorial to someone who was more than Medieval, he was a Mid-Evil dude who loved motorcycles and drag racing.