FGAR's Lake City to Baldwin turn passes the south end of Sanderson siding in Sanderson, FL.

After slowing down to get permission by the red signal at the north end of Olustee, LCBA notches up and continues their way east toward Baldwin.

FGAR's Lake City to Baldwin turn sits quietly in the fog near the signals at NE Lake City awaiting a crew to head east. The consist consisted of FURX 7181, FURX 8169 and FGAR 5571 (flag scheme) wh... (more)

FEC 202 races under a newly installed triple track signal bridge near White City. The third track will likely become the new 'siding' for operations in and out of the yard in Ft. Pierce. The c... (more)

FEC GP38-2 507 takes a decently sized 932 down the K-Branch toward Dairy Feeds where they will drop off and pick up some covered hoppers and run around their train.

Tri Rail commuter train P684 departs the Fort Lauderdale Airport station with GP49PH-3 812 shoving the classic bombardier consist northbound.

FEC 202 races by the searchlights guarding the south end of Port Sewall. These searchlights don't have a lot of time left as Brightline's expansion north to Orlando is progressing more and more ea... (more)

A pair of ES40DCs take L241 by Jamestown Baptist Church on the southern end of the Fitzgerald Subdivision. I remember seeing a post about this sign in some Facebook groups before this trip and tho... (more)

Hotshot intermodal Q025 passes through CP Jamestown at the southern end of the Fitzgerald Subdivision near Waycross, GA.

CSX Q491 (Hamlet, NC - Waycross, GA) is less than a mile from the receiving yard at Rice Yard in Waycross, GA as they pass Brunswick Junction with a YN2 CW44AC taking charge.

A Norfolk Southern manifest, presumably NS 102, heads through Scottsboro, AL on their way east toward Chattanooga, TN on the Memphis District - East End.

Q453 clears the south end of Lacoochee on a beautiful January evening in Central Florida.

CSX Q453 passes through the town of Bushnell, FL along the CSX S-Line also known as the Wildwood Subdivision in this area.

FEC 109 splits the signals for a new control point between Lake Park and Jupiter, FL. As of the time of posting this photo, this control point has been activated.

FEC 109 passes the searchlights guarding the south end of Port Sewall on a warm March morning.