FEC 202 with the new painted ES44C4’s heads through St. Augustine.
The Hilton and Albany leave out of the Norfolk Southern Albany Yard and are seen going down Broad Street doing some street running with a nice trio and decent train.
Atlantic Coast Line once again is in Waycross, as the CSX 1871 is finished and ready for use. Taken with permission.
Leading its first train back into Waycross since paint, CSX 1871, the Atlantic Coast Line painted locomotive passes the former Atlantic Coast Line station in Waycross.
With one of the 7000's needing work done, the E unit was utilized to help pull freight north from Valdosta overnight. Typically this does not happen to keep her running well for passenger excursio... (more)
Caterparrot’s Liberty Runner heads towards Nashville on a clear sunny morning.
Great Smokey Mountain Railroad 1702 muscles back west towards Bryson City.
The TAG rolls along towards Grand Junction with a short train to begin their ride for the day.
An EJ&E survivor sits together with some other veterans awaiting their next role on the high iron. Taken with permission.
Poking along slowly due to curves and grades in the hill, the movement of the Artemis II Boosters heads for Birmingham to continue their trip to Florida.
Rolling at track speed, these two former Santa Fe relics, now in swoosh scheme, head back towards Amory after having worked Columbus.
Having to stop and flag nearly every crossing after Hurricane Idalia, this westbound train creeps through downtown Madison on the former CSX Tallahassee Sub.
Newest addition to the roster on the GF leads a small train to Moultrie.
In the wee hours of the morning, this old former IC relic sits in wait of the days work ahead.
FEC 121 flies south passing the soon to be gone searchlights at Bayard.
