After a long night of meets along the A-Line from Savannah, the newly painted units that individually honor First Responders and Veterans cross over the Satilla River bridge in the early morning h... (more)

The morning sun meets a hard throttled eastbound local on its way to work in Brunswick, Georgia

CSX's recent repaints to honor first responders and U.S. Veterans are on the point of CSX train A764 this afternoon southbound to Baldwin Florida. The 1776 has the honor of leading today's southbo... (more)

CSX's recent repaints to honor first responders and U.S. Veterans are on the point of CSX train A764 this afternoon southbound to Baldwin Florida. The 1776 has the honor of leading today's southbo... (more)

A Hamlet, North Carolina bound mixed freight passes the Plant System depot and recently relocated Atlantic Coast Line caboose.

CSX P901, the southbound Office Car Special (Or Officer Special as the dispatcher called it) departs Rice Yard after a few hours of being tied down so the passengers could have lunch and also tour... (more)

Two four axle EMD units (one ex-Conrail and one ex-Baltimore & Ohio) head down an industrial spur to switch a railroad car cleaning operation.

A Waycross-Miami mixed freight meets a Orlando-Waycross mixed freight across from the Locomotive Specialists shop in Waycross, Georgia.

Waycross to Tampa mixed freight Q441 passes the Locomotive Specialists and NRE facilities in Waycross, Georgia.

A very dirty GEVO leads a rare coal train down the Jesup Subdivision. T815 is a Typo, Kentucky to Haile, Florida as needed coal train for the Thompson S. Baker Cement Plant.

A fairly new UP Tier 4 EMD leads Q126 for Memphis and crosses the Satilla River outside of Waycross, Georgia

A severe thunderstorm is approaching Waycross. To the left is the Locomotive Specialist and former NRE facilities. You can see to former CN 7056 and LOSX 900 in the distance. Photo was taken fr... (more)

Former Union Pacific Y1381 sits at the entrance to the repair / rebuild shop at Locomotive Specialists, waiting for its turn to be rebuilt. Photo taken with permission.