A pair of clean, long hood forward geeps lead West Palm Beach to Ft Pierce turn #950 over the bridge at Stuart. I decided to go aquatic to get a different angle and managed to keep the salt water... (more)

A pair of GEVOs with a liquified natural gas tender bask in the morning light, giving a good view of both vehicular and railroad drawbridges over the St Lucie River.

A pair of non-LNG GEVOs bring a long and heavy Hialeah to Jacksonville mixed freight north. With 90 loads of aggregate and cement ahead of empty intermodal, empty autoracks, half an empty ethanol... (more)

The South Pierce Road Switcher returns to Mulberry from the Achan to Valrico Subs with short train of both wet and dry phosphate.

Normally the domain of 4-axle power, today's Pineda Turn has a long hood forward SD40-2 leading a healthy train of 35 empty hoppers.

A colorful consist leads 202, with the rattiest unit on the railroad FEC 719 trailing. UPS and FEC domestic doublestacks trail, rather than the usual aggregate traffic.

A Waycross to Winston freight comes off the Vitis Sub, making me very a very happy person. I have neglected the west side of the state due to my preference for the Atlantic Ocean and FEC, but len... (more)

With 1 gon loaded with rip-rap and 5 empty sugar cars, the SCFE heads back to Clewiston after interchanging with FEC.

A nice consolation after getting skunked on 123, the NS track geometry train was a nice surprise with cab signaled FEC 720 leading NS 5609, 34 & 33. No trains are scheduled for this time of day, ... (more)

South Central Florida's Fort Pierce Turn casts a perfect reflection.

With a bunch of empty flat containers trailing, West Palm Beach to Fort Pierce turn 950 rolls over one of the many bridges on FEC.

After watching Manatees swim upstream, I got a shiny Champion leading 210.

No FEC trains, so after getting called in by a concerned citizen for being photography terrorists and having a very pleasant talk with Miami's finest, we lucked into a CSX train running in dayligh... (more)

A short 930 with 1 loaded aggregate gon and 4 empty hypochlorite tanks heads down the FEC Savannah Subdivision (aka K Branch) at FEC Savannah, Ft Pierce, FL.

A 10,213' intermodal reflects in a canal, with sea storms in the background.