SCFE's westbound Ft. Pierce Turn crosses the Miami Canal at Lake Harbor, FL with inbound interchange traffic from the FEC including new tractors for a local farm equipment supplier.
Exhausted. The Light Pacific blows off some smoke and steam during our photo charter.
Fishing. A local fisherman casts for fish while the USSC charter crosses the waterway.
USSC 148, former FEC 148, crosses the Miami Canal during a photo run bye on the FECRS Convention Charter. This is the first time the 148 has run with the auxiliary tender.
Florida East Coast 148 rests next to a vintage tractor at Miami Locks on a sunny spring morning.
Florida East Coast 148 leads its cane train across the Miami Canal on a sunny spring morning.
US Sugar #312 leads the Photo Charter back to Clewiston.
Miami Canal is one of the more popular photo locations along this route, but most traffic now goes around on company-owned bypass rails. This portion remains part of the FEC-owned K-Branch.
Old Meets the New. The FEC 148 steams ahead as a crop duster approaches on a parallel course.
Florida East Coast 148 leads its cane train through Lake Harbor on a sunny spring morning.
Passing By. The FEC 148 runs by over the Miami Canal as a fisherman watches.
Engine #148 backs up across Miami Canal Road as it prepares for another run-by over the trestle just out of frame to the left.
Florida East Coast 148 rests on the point of its empty cane train at Miami Locks as a crop duster flies over the train and a nearby tractor.
Florida East Coast 148 smokes out the fields at Miami Locks on the point of a cane train on a sunny spring morning.
As a result of HLCX 6341 breaking down on FPT-31 earlier in the day, Cane 3 was assigned to head out to Canal Point, and rescue the engine and crew. They are seen here passing over the Miami Canal... (more)
