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Railfan videos from around Florida and south Georgia, United States, with some Airfan and Driving videos mixed in. Most of my rail videos are from the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area where FEC and CSX rule the night on their own respective main lines and Tri-Rail and Amtrak handle all the passenger traffic during day and evening hours.

I live in Naples, on Florida's southwest coast. We have a shortline railroad, the Seminole Gulf Railway (SGLR) which runs a weekly freight turn between Fort Myers and Arcadia as well as two daily passenger excursion trains out of Fort Myers. The SGLR is a fine railroad, but they don't handle nearly enough traffic to satisfy my appetite, so I drive 100 miles east across Alligator Alley to get my fix. I also venture to the famed "Bone Valley", aka "Central Florida Phosphate District" and beyond, as far as Wildwood and Orlando, about three or four times a year for as much CSX Florida Business Unit action as I can stand.




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Average American dude, serious railfan and novice photographer. I try to get trackside as often as I can, but chasing trains and watching planes takes a backseat to life most of the time.