Orlando Northwestern crosses SR 441 returning to Tavares and then to Mt Dora. The ONW has suspended operations and the future is uncertain.

An F40 shoves a commuter train northward near Ft. Lauderdale. This view is tough these days due to plant growth. There are only 3 F40's still running on Tri-Rail.

An incredible sight, an Amtrak train rolling through Bunnell. The city and county brought everyone out to support the train with the hope of a stop. But the service never materialized.

FEC Remote Job works the yard whilst CSX 1124 waits. The SW1001 lingered around Jacksonville for years.

Flagg Coal #75 leads the 1600hrs excursion out of Mount Dora. This line is now being rebuilt.

NASA 3 rolls past the VAB and facilities at Kennedy Space Center, heading for Wilson Yard. An extremely rare look inside the NASA facility taken on a FECRS tour. Taken with permission.

Introducing the new FEC 426 the latest motor to wear Grupo Blue. No plans to change the champ scheme but as motors get rebuilt they will get this.

Irony on first Florida visit is Amtrak's motor promoting crossing safety trailing, due to Amtrak's fears of a Florida driver somewhere hitting it, an unfortunate record in this state.

An outbound Metrorail service approaches Dadeland South. These BURT cars the last built by Budd were retired in 2020.

A set of old Budd units rolls towards New York City. These cars still roll for the LIRR but are vastly outnumbered by fleets of M7's.

One of UP's newer GE's could use a bath as it leads the Roper train (WCRO) over the top of the hill at Erie, an altitude of about 3,100 ft.

During the onset of the historic Ohio Valley snowstorm, NS 21J makes for Duncan Hill. This storm brought 8 to 36 inches of snow depending where you were and also produced thunder and lightning.

Florida First Coast SW1200 tugs on a string of cars along the waterfront passing through the historic distric on the way back to the yard. I had waited 15 years and 4 hours to get this shot :-)

FEC 102 leads 202 across "The River of Turtles" as it was known to the Seminole Tribe in Jupiter. Today 202 leaves much later making this shot exceptionally hard if not impossible to get.

Westbound at Breezy Point. Stay at the Ponderosa Ranch ask for the railfan package to see this and the other views. www.ponderosaranch.net. Those dark clouds to the left turned into a prarie thund... (more)