The CSX Fs exit a short tunnel deep in Virginia coal country.

Santa coming through Santa gets a lift back to Jax where his sleigh awaits him for his journey back to the North Pole after helping out CSX with the annual Santa Train.

Folkston was fairly quiet but we had a hunch that maybe we would catch Santa and we did!

The annual Santa train approaches its Toms Bottom stop during a vibey blue hour

CSX P001-23 (82nd Santa Train) heads South by the now idle Collco Tipple south of Haysi, Virginia.

The 80th CSX Santa Train slows to a stop in Dante, VA so Santa Claus can hand out gifts and candy to the crowd of people at the back of the train. The train is led by CSX's three executive FP40H-... (more)

CSX F40PH 1 leads the classy looking OCS train East through Westville.

Executive Tour! The CSX OCS made a surprise run down the A line today seen in Seville bound for Taft and the Tampa Bay area where it made trips into Bradenton and Bone Valley.

The 80th CSX Santa train pulls into FT. Blackmore, VA on the perfect afternoon of November 19th, 2022. The train operates every year on the Saturday before Thanksgiving between Shelbiana, KY and ... (more)

The 80th Annual Santa Train disappears into a tunnel complete with a wave from Kris Kringle. The train is just moments away from its stop in Haysi, VA and is already slowing down.

The 80th Annual Santa Train crosses a trestle moments after departing its stop at Clinchco, VA in some morning golden hour light. The train is led by CSX's 3 executive FP-40H-2s numbers 1, 3, and... (more)

The CSX OCS heads South out of the small town of Grant Park.

The CSX Office Car Special train, running as a P001, rolls westbound through downtown Akron, Ohio behind the famed trio of F40PH locomotives now painted in a beautiful B&O-inspired scheme.

The famous and well done CSX OCS makes yet another lap through Florida as it did this time last year. The price I paid for this photo was a large bolt the destroyed one of my tires.

The CSX OCS heads east through the sleepy forgotten town of Thurmond, Wv. after the sun has gone down behind the mountain for the day.