UP #844 waits for the Big Boy to roll in to begin the Spike150 Celebration outside Ogden Station in Utah. This ceremony commemorated the 150th anniversary of the driving of the Golden Spike at Pro... (more)

Engine #148 backs up across Miami Canal Road as it prepares for another run-by over the trestle just out of frame to the left.

FEC #716 leads an Asplundh weed spray train towards Miami. The boxcar at the end of the train still wears an SCL/L&N Family Lines emblem.

Engine #148 steams past a pair of abandoned tractors through the Lake Placid orange groves. The 1929 Ford Model A followed us up from Palmdale and was posed at multiple locations along the rest of... (more)

Engine #148 waits for a southbound cane train to clear the track ahead so it can perform a run-by at the Fisheating Creek trestle.

US Sugar #148 was restored to its original FEC appearance this weekend as part of a photography charter that ran between Lake Placid and Lake Harbor along the South Central Florida Express mainlin... (more)

US Sugar #148 meets a southbound cane train outside the Fisheating Creek Wildlife Management Area.

Engine #148 performs a photo run-by at the wooden trestle over Dasher Road just outside Lake Placid on the former ACl segment of the railroad.

A CSX local passes the connecting track at the Plant City diamonds as it heads west to Uceta Yard in Tampa. Both engines are part of a program testing soybean oil-based fuel, which has reportedly ... (more)

A Sunrail commuter train continues south towards Poinciana after making its station stop at Orlando as Amtrak 97 boards passengers heading to South Florida.

Amtrak 97 pulls into its Orlando stop with the Dash 8 Phase III heritage unit trailing ALC-42 #332. Over the past couple of months, Siemens' new Charger engines have begun leading Silver Service t... (more)

The Haedo yard on the Sarmiento line houses several abandoned trainsets from previous operators. Most of these sets are EMUs, but some diesel-powered railcars can be found, such as this former Ren... (more)

An eclectic collection of locomotives rust away outside the Trenes Argentinos shops in Haedo, Buenos Aires. These engines ran during the Ferrocarriles Argentinos and Trenes de Buenos Aires eras, b... (more)

Trenes Argentinos 6599 pauses at the Haedo shops while MOW workers disembark to store their equipment. The passenger coach seen here is a Sorefame stainless steel car, built in Portugal under lice... (more)

Engine C651 idles outside the Haedo shops after working the yard earlier that morning. Built for RENFE in Spain in the 1960s, this unit was later sold to the privately-owned Trenes de Buenos Aires... (more)