To mark the beginning of the 2020/2021 sugarcane harvest, US Sugar held a public event of their newly restored former FEC steam engine. The engine brought the first load of sugarcane to the mill i... (more)

O751 has just begun its northbound run back to Winston Yard in Lakeland. Stretching to just about 7700ft, the two new ACes make easy work of reaching track speed of 60mph.

The southbound Silver Star pauses at Deerfield Beach to pick up and drop off passengers. Due to Hurricane Florence, the Star's route had been shortened to Jacksonville to Miami. Three coaches and ... (more)

Resting on a sunny Saturday afternoon, FEC 436 sits on the Motiva lead in Port Everglades. This was an unexpected find because there were three other Geeps tied down in the Ft. Lauderdale Yard pro... (more)

CSX's newest pair of specialty units honoring our nation's First Responders and Veterans take the point of Q046 to Jacksonville. The two units lead two older GEs across the Tampa Bypass Canal on d... (more)

Curving through Jupiter, FEC train 109 sports a trio of all EMD locomotives. Snoot nose SD40-2 #720 leads GP40-2s #430 and #412 with a mixed train of intermodal, autos, manifest and rock. The trac... (more)

Finished his work at Schnitzer Steel, the Columbus & Chattahoochee Brickyard Job heads back to the yard with MNA GP38-2 #509. The 509 is originally a Florida East Coast motor and still wears that ... (more)

On its maiden run, ex-FEC #107 leads up train TA-East on a beautiful Wednesday morning. Here the train is seen passing the SAL-era doll arm signal located at the south end of the Aucilla siding.

Preparing to depart the auto ramp, O751 creeps down towards the main line. The newest of CSX's Tier 4 ACes leads the roughy 5500ft train. This version of O751, while short lived, provided for some... (more)

FEC train 960, the Pompano Local, creeps towards the yard in Ft. Lauderdale, preparing to cut his trailing motor once across State Road 84. Train 960 is unique in this manner, as it typically runs... (more)

One of the few Tri-Rail Geeps leads a southbound rush hour train into the Delray Beach station. These Geeps have been beat up quite a bit but they keep on running.

CSXT #8484 is one of sixteen EMDs left on the roster still in YN2 paint. This veteran, built originally as a Pennsy SD45, leads train A038 as it drops ties along the main down to Race Pond.

Rolling around the curve into the late afternoon light, the NS Geometry Train is pulled by one of the two snoot-nosed SD40-2s on the FEC roster.

Rolling into the sunset, US Sugar's interchange train from the FEC runs its final miles back to Clewiston. Two GP40-2s roll the 18-car train across the Miami Canal bridge.

After giving a roll-by to short A794 who was in the hole at Race Pond for five trains, Q025 flies past the south end doing every bit of track speed. The nearly 11,000ft monster is being lead by on... (more)