The Silver Star blasts into Seville

A Sunrail service arrives at the Sanford Sunrail Stop. This station is actually about 1/2 north of the old Sanford Amtrak station.

Auto Train starts it's long journey north. This once was the massive "Rand Yard" a huge yard when SCL was here. Over time the yard grew into disuse until Sunrail put their facility here.

Northbound P322 has made it's stop in Sanford and is now on it's way to Debary.

A southbound Sun Rail train starts the evening rush as RP contributor Maryann Pickering captures her photos. The system has seen a slow recovery since the pandemic.

The Silver Star flies past the fern farms in west Volusia County, as low cloud moves in. How much longer will the P42's last?

What I believe is the first run of this job lead by famous CSXT 1776 honoring those who serve.

What I believe is the first run of this job lead by famous CSXT 1776 honoring those who serve.

What I believe is the first run of this job lead by famous CSXT 1776 honoring those who serve. CSXT M738 is a new job that brings rock to Taft via Winston.

A late running Q177 strolls into Lochloosa Florida. This train is usually through in the nighttime hours and for some reason slowed way down through here.

CSXT Q177 running way late and for some reason slowed down as it arrived at Lochloosa. Once upon a time this train ran via the A line to Orlando but now runs via the S to the new Lakeland terminal... (more)

The cool thing about Bunnell is you can move a short distance and get a new and different view of the FEC.

FEC 210 ran a bit late today allowing some decent light for the train. Late trains on the FEC is a rare thing as the railway typically runs like a Swiss watch.

Amtrak's Silver Star blasts out of Seville on altered time due to DST kicking in, where one hour late was actually "on time".

The tide is high and the 226 makes it's appointed passing in the Nations Oldest City.