The Reflection. Temporarily restored to its original FEC garb, the U.S. Sugar Light Pacific poses during a well-done photo charter.

With a loaded train of freshly harvested sugar cane in tow, the South Central Florida Express's Cane 5 job heads towards the US Sugar mill as it crosses over an irrigation ditch in Clewiston, Flor... (more)

Led by a USSC GP40-2, the South Central Florida Express's Cane 1 job rolls alongside an irrigation canal as the sun sets in Clewiston, Florida. A long train of sugar cane loads picked up from seve... (more)

US Sugar GP11 310 is one of the locomotives lying around the shop and office for the railroad in late Spril 2024.

U.S. Sugar Corporation is a privately owned agricultural business bas... (more)

A railroad conductor stands on the front US Sugar GP11 312 (built in 1957 for Union Pacific) as the Lake Placid excursion train has returned to Clewiston, Fla.

US Sugar Corporation (USSC) 312 is on the rear of a passenger excursion on the last Saturday in April 2024. 4-6-2 148 is pulling the train.

Florida East Coast 148 races across the bridge at Rogers Road at track speed.

Fireman Chuck Young tests the air compressor on Florida East Coast 148 shortly before it heads back to Clewiston.

Florida East Coast 148 rests at Rogers Road on a sunny April Morning.

A United States Sugar Railroad crew brings a sweet train if sugarcane unto Clewiston On April 27th.

US Sugar Corporation (USSC) 312 brings an excursion train back into Clewiston, Florida after the USSC 148 lead oassengers out into the sugar cane fields of Florida. Guests were treated to ice crea... (more)

Florida East Coast 148 couples onto its empty cane train at dawn.

A lone US Sugar Corp GP38-3 pulls empty sugar cane cars to be reloaded again with natures sweet goodness or delivery to the processing plant in Clewiston. The old girl might remember her long hood... (more)

Saturday April 27's run of the Lake Placid Limited passes over Hwy. 27 as the crew makes their way back to the US Sugar shops in Clewiston, Florida. It was a good chase of a neat steam engine and ... (more)

Fisheating Creek. The FEC 148 charter passes over Fisheating Creek, the name of which is derived from the Creek "Thlothlopopka-Hatchee"--translated as "the creek where fish ... (more)