First Brightline Test Train over Crane Creek Bridge

Brightline ran a special train from West Palm Beach up to Cocoa, Florida and return. Here the train is heading north thro... (more)

Lot of testing around the area in 2021 continuing into 2022.

The pair of GP38's sounded good after stopping to close the bridge over the Caloosahatchee Canal. The 10 car train momentarily delays a small yacht coming off Lake Okeechobee in the background.

A pair of 32 year old B39-8E's cross the wooden pile trestle over Alligator Creek. SGLR 594 is former LMX 8587 and I suspect I photographed it many times while on lease to Burlington Northern.

Our Spaceship Earth. With the iconic Spaceship Earth sphere as a backdrop, the Monorail Lime runs through Epcot with one of the day's many passenger runs.

The 2nd Annual US Sugar Santa Train crosses the Caloosahatchee River on its return trip to Clewiston.

Florida East Coast Railway train 105 crosses the Turkey Creek Bridge in Palm Bay, FL. The bridge here is being replaced as part of the Brightline passenger rail double tracking project.

South Florida Brightline train 607 accelerates out of Fort Lauderdale, crossing over the New River drawbridge.

This really happened. CR sent their office car special to Miami on a Friday & it went back north the following day....seen here crossing Lake Monroe. Never did hear the exact reason why, especia... (more)

Southbound train P97 crossing the St. Johns River.

US Sugar moved their first loads of sugar cane for the season from Moore Haven to the sugar mill in Clewiston on October 1st, using Pacific number 148 to mark the occasion.

Florida East Coast train 103 at Stuart

FEC work train AFW1-08 heads north over the Eau Gallie River just north of Melbourne, Florida with FEC 429 leading LHF and FEC 435 (not pictured) on the rear.

CSX P001 crosses the ACL era Lake Monroe drawbridge over the St. Johns river.

FEC 808 leads train FEC 109 over the Turkey Creek bridge in Palm Bay, Florida. Work has just started in this area to build a temporary bridge to hold a large crane to help in the construction of ... (more)