The southbound Silver Meteor heads south among piles of ties. Second unit is Amtrak 189 with "The Big game" decal on it's flanks.

Looks like today's northbound "Silver Meteor" has a deadheading Viewliner sleeper up front

Three hours late. Amtrak train 97, the southbound Silver Meteor, is only 33 miles from its origin point of New York City, but is already three and a half hours late as it flies past ... (more)

The phase IVb heritage unit leads the northbound Silver Meteor through Hilliard FL.

An early running Silver Meteor knocks off the last few miles of its journey through Pennsylvania as it flashes through the Croydon station.

#388 on #88 On April 16, 1985, Amtrak train 88, the northbound Silver Meteor (Miami FL to New York NY), arrives at the old Atlantic Coast Line passenger station (built in 1926) in O... (more)

Silver Meteor slides through south Crescent City with a bit beat up # 62 leading.

To quote the Amtrak commercial...the train is now arriving. Today's Silver Meteor is lead once again by Phase I heritage locomotive 156. The smoke in the background is from the Seminole Power Plan... (more)

The Silver Meteor lead by Phase II heritage locomotive sliding through a smokey morning approaching Hancock in Bostwick. Got real lucky as a solid bank of clouds had invaded but a gap allowed a bu... (more)

Amtrak PO98 the Silver Meteor blasts northward through Seville. Unusually the train appears to be "reversed" with the Amfleet cars right behind the motors and the baggage car last. Very unusual.

My VERY last catch of 2011 Amtrak's Silver Meteor blasts south through Orange City over the "hill" What a way to end a great 2011 railfan season. Lets see what 2012 brings. Happy New Year!

The Silver Meteor slides into Winter Park on a warm afternoon. With Sunrail coming this station has been demolished and rebuilt with platforms on either side and none in the center.

The Silver Meteor flashes past doing every bit of 79 mph.

Amtrak's Silver Meteor arrives at the Palatka station whilst someone films the arrival. Look close you can see the conductor leaning out of the consist.

Southbound "Silver Meteor"