Looking deep into Thomasville Yard we find a former Seaboard Coast Line SD40-2, a Conrail bay window caboose, and a former Pennsylvania Jordan spreader. CSX 8044 has been working with the mainten... (more)

Hurricane Michael brought devastation to Northern Florida and Southern Georgia with high winds and rain. Evidence of the aftermath is seen on the CSX Bainbridge Subdivision. Trees now line the t... (more)

Starting life on the Illinois Central in 1954, KCS 907 has been through multiple owners and paint schemes before becoming a maintenance of way unit for current owner Kansas City Southern. This un... (more)

The power for GF86 has finished their work for the week and are taking a rest on a beautiful early March afternoon. The heritage of GFRR 502 is showing through. The "BM" initials on the nose tel... (more)

A graffiti tagger definitely had a lot of time on their hands to be able to paint this TTX boxcar. It is amazing to see what people can do with spray paint.

Hey! Get out of the photo. A very lengthy Jacksonville to Macon freight train pulled up in the middle of Fry Street in downtown Valdosta to pick up their conductor. Even with the crossing gates... (more)

Quite a collection of locomotives is seen from the Haines Avenue overpass. The red unit is a GP9RM that was originally built for the Canadian National in 1956. The Locomotive Specialist switcher... (more)

From the Rockies to the Deep South. The nose headlight is a dead giveaway that this SD40-2 is not your typical Norfolk Southern unit. This former Colorado & Southern unit was built in 1979 and w... (more)

You never know what you might find down a rural two lane road in Georgia. I was informed this is a former Baltimore & Ohio bay window caboose that, at one time, was parked by the Georgia Central ... (more)

Valdosta Railway 1200 has quite a history. It started life as a part of the first group of SW1200 locomotives purchased by the Cotton Belt. The unit was later sold to the shortline Louisiana & D... (more)

A change is coming...Two orange and black units that sit in the Georgia Central Macon Yard are harbingers of changes to come. The two Georgia Central U23B units behind the GP10 and road slug are ... (more)

A very tired looking General Electric locomotive built in the 1970s is leading a short train of grain hoppers bound for the large grain facility in Waynesboro, Mississippi. This unit served on bo... (more)

A site that will probably never be repeated again. Six AC44CW locomotives all painted in the increasingly rare YN2 paint scheme power a Chicago bound mixed freight. The severed track to the far ... (more)

His mind is on the right track! My five year old son admires the orange and black locomotives assigned to the Georgia Southwestern Railroad to work their Arlington to Bainbridge line. The GSWR 2... (more)

Waycross to Tampa mixed freight Q441 passes the Locomotive Specialists and NRE facilities in Waycross, Georgia.