"Hello again railfans" hearing that makes my day so much better

This is a channel where you like the video before even watching it! Excellent work Mr. Harmon as usual!

This man has a great speaking voice. I never have trouble understanding what he says and he's very knowledgeable and detailed. Another excellent video.

Perfect graduation gift. Graduated from college today guys. What a great way to end my day.

Hi Danny. I'm Andy aged 82 from Essex in the U.K. and I love watching your videos of US trains especially in or near Orlando Florida. In the period of 1992 to 2010 I visited Kissimmee railway station every year and admired all the photos they had on the walls of the waiting room and booking office. I wish you every success with your videos which provide very good entertainment to all kinds of rail fans. Regards, Andy.

With gas at $4.09 per gallon, you are a seriously devoted rail fan, bringing us great content as always, thank you!!!

GP-40's and SD-40-2's in colorful paint schemes, and a Falcon 9 launch vehicle, all hauling freight. Awesome.

It’s a good day when Distant Signal uploads. Great video as always!

Sent this to the Trainmaster in that district. Thanks for highlighting how hard the crews of the FEC (Particularly the TVL/NSB Local district) work. They're building Florida and helping the state thrive!

As someone born in Melbourne and raised in Palm Bay I love it when people come over and say great things Great video Danny

Not ganna lie the trains are only half the reason I watch... the other half is the food reviews :)

Man, anytime I see an upload from you, my day gets a little brighter. Thanks again!

Another great video Danny, nobody does it better! This old retired railroader sure enjoys your fine work! Old school! Well done! Thanks

Hey Danny, what a great video on the FEC. The Southern whistle post sign was of interest to me. I had the opportunity to contact Tanner Abernathy a number of weeks ago. He had posted pictures on Facebook of some of the signs he had reproduced. I mentioned to him that I was involved with roadway sign standards for Southern. In fact I was responsible for developing all new sign standards for NS. To make a long story short, I ended up having a nice phone conversation with Tanner and explained to him the process I went through with the new sign standards. I'm thankful to have an actual Southern whistle post sign in my yard.

Always a great night when I see Danny Harmon post a video! And you went to Melbourne too! Excellent as always Mr. Harmon. Cheers and greetings from the other Melbourne, in Australia!

Hi Danny! Great video! FEC look to keep their locomotives in good order - some interesting livery variations too! Nice drone work. Another thoroughly enjoyable production! Best wishes from the UK! 🇬🇧

Have ate at Dixie Crossroads many a time. Got family in the area and every time I leave NC eating there is all that's on my mind until I arrive. Rock shrimp is worth the extra price anywhere but they have their's seasoned just perfect. Great locations on this one. Thanks for the hard work. Take care and God Bless.

Your videos continue to delight us! We travel full time in our RV and Florida is often our Winter destination. We will be staying in Melbourne for the last week of November this year. Now we have some great ideas for rail fan spots, rocket launch viewing and rock shrimp! Your the best Danny!

Always nice to look at the FEC and all the changes with new track being added. I still feel the marquee is a nice touch from Texas that is well deserved for the many years delivering many videos learning about the railroad and all the trains out on the High Iron.

Trains and a rocket, great combination!

Trains, Falcon 9 and a restaurant meal too! The complete video. Thanks Danny!

Love the drone work. It’s awesome to see the trains from above and see what is being hauled in the open cars. Way to go.

Danny, I love the travelogue angle that your videos include: varied and interesting “non-railroad” sights along the way that many videographers leave out…they really connect the trains and environs to the human side of the hobby. After all, everybody’s gotta eat and who doesn’t occasionally stop along the way to (fill in the blank) on a railfan outing. Thank you and warmest regards from Livonia Michigan

I've lived on the Space Coast since 1975, and Dixie Crossroads is one of my favorites whenever we can get to Titusville. Here's a tip for the next time you might get to see a SpaceX launch - don't leave right after the launch! Depending on which way they are sending the payload into orbit (and if the weather is clear enough wherever you are) you may just get the opportunity after about 15 minutes to see the first stage come back down for a landing! It doesn't always land back at the Cape (sometimes it comes down onto their robot barge offshore) but it is a sight to behold when you can catch it.

Exciting stuff happening on the Space Coast, glad to see Danny getting out there and documenting the progress of Brightline.

How lucky we are to have a channel like this! What a treat.

Thanks for FEC action and construction. Not many intermodal tapes going from SpaceX to spotting scrap gons which had kicked up a dust atmosphere. Plus a good tip on where to eat. Thanks!

Danny, you never disappoint. I never knew about the restaurant. I definitely would've eaten there when I was there years ago before the train numbers changed. Seeing this has made me homesick. But it's ok. I used to watch the space shuttle launch as well. On a clear sky ,in the dawn , 15 seconds extends to 8 minutes. Keep up the excellent work.

Another great video! I love the progress of Brightline and seeing those bright FEC engines are nice as well!

I just found this channel not too long ago. As an Orlando native who's always been interested in railroads as far as back as I can remember I appreciate a Florida-based channel talking about this interesting stuff. I appreciate the updates on Brightline, as well, since they've been messing around with construction on SR 528 (It will always be the Beeline for me; "Beachline", what a crock of marketing idiocy. Apparently to get a marketing degree you have to sell your soul and have two scoops of your brain extracted) and it's been annoyingly messing up my commute, and I'm just looking forward to when it finally gets done. Seeing these vids reminds me I need to get out more often. Such lovely weather we've had last month or two.

Danny, you read minds. I was watching your earlier Brightline/FEC video yesterday and thought "it would be cool if Danny did a video in Titusville." Three hours later you posted this, complete with a rocket launch and a stop at Dixie Crossroads (where I used to eat all the time back in the '80s). Thanks Danny!

Very cool giving a nod to TheRoamingRailfan. His coverage of the Brightline project is second to none.

Hey Danny another great video and great to see you in this territory which I bet you love. It was great to see a lot of different engines. I think their idea for switching is a great idea (engine on both ends). Seems like you really enjoyed this trip very much including your lunch or whatever you wanted to call it. As proof of your excellent work your fans are now putting up signs for you as well as producing them. I’m telling you I think you are at the top of your field but I’m sure that you think any rail fan is up their with you as you are all like one big family. This great video of yours once again brings to mind another question for me to ask you as if you don’t know you will probably start asking to find out. So here goes seeing all of the ongoing upgrade construction of new rail or rails it seems everything does now go to concrete ties which I’m sure is the better way to go but have you ever talked to anyone from the rail companies or industry that can actually say how much better they are as in life expectancies and are they susceptible to breakdown easier in northern climates with changing weather (freeze/thaw cycles) I know this is not in your area but if you do go asking around it would be a question to pass on if you meet the right source of information. Thanks once again for your videos with your attention to detail and as always you shout out to others in your field in a new area for you. It’s people like you and other fellow rail fans that bring people like me into still loving trains as much yet as I did when I was a child. I really don’t think a child’s first view or train ride or sound of the whistle or playing on and around the rails ever grows out of them! Thank you again C.N.

This old Florida boy just loves, loves, loves your style, Danny. You're the best!

This is Exactly how a True Professional assembles a Video. Brightline is the Coolest thing to happen in Florida in a very long time. 👍

Train-spotting and rocket-spotting too! Pretty cool.

I like how you can do a better job announcing SpaceX's Launch than their own presenters and then in the next breath jump back to chasing the FEC. One of these days you need to publish a blog detailing all your food reccomendations.

That's cool that you creatively killed some time waiting for a train to show up by watching one of SpaceX's rocket launches happening nearby

Thanks Danny! Always enjoy and appreciate your videos. Love the paint scheme on the FEC locomotives, and catching the rocket launch is fantastic!! Again, thanks!!

FEC appears to be getting it done! Sharp paint jobs, clean equipment, extensive line expansion, innovative operations (locomotive at both ends of local trains), rapid train movements. This is how an operation should be run!

I always know Danny Harmon's video will be good even before I start watching it. You're the best! Have a great day 😊

Thanks for another great video Danny! It’s always interesting seeing the FEC Geeps with no dynamics!

Great video Danny. Nice to see those long runners alive and well on the FEC.

The FEC is a pretty cool railroad. Thanks for sharing your trip, the kids and I loved the video. Being from PA we don't see lot of geeps pulling trains much anymore! Thanks for doing such an awesome job sir!

Another masterpiece Mr.Danny. thank you for your knowledge and passion. Always a good day when you upload a video.

Once again you share another fantastic video for all of us to enjoy and learn something from. I can't begin to thank you for uploading Danny. Your videos kept me going thru my rehabilitation following a life changing vehicle accident. They kept me motivated to be able to work on my HO scale layout after shattering both arms and a whole list of other sustained injuries. So from this railfan in the great state of Maine I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. I look forward to my notification that you've uploaded and I hope to one day cross paths with you to shake your hand and talk trains.

This is the first multimode transportation video I've seen on YT featuring a rocket launch as well as trains.

Thank you Danny! It’s a pleasure watching your videos! 👍👏👏👏👏

First time I watched a train video and got hungry. Thanks

When the food is great, the price does not matter !!! Thanks again for a really cool video !

Glad to know I'm not the only one that knows 528 as the Beeline and not the Beachline. I own land off the Dallas Road exit in Wedgefield and always knew it as the Beeline. Nice of you to plug The Roaming Railfan . Good video as usual Danny.

Wow, that train was moving around that curve. Great drone shots! And that food! UGH I need to take a 1000 mile trip...

Awesome video Danny as usual! Been wondering when you'd be posting a new video. You gotta be a fan of the FEC bcuz they've certainly got a FAN vote from me! Those engineers know how to boogie down the rails in Florida! Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your time and effort my friend! #LIFEONTHERAILS

I totally see why all the young Railfan KZfaqrs love you and use your style!!! You are the freakin’ BEST!!! Because of you, I am going to head over there tomorrow and probably also hit up that restaurant! See you out on the high iron. David Simmons, out!

Any day Danny uploads a new Distant Signal video is a great day!!! Excellent video as always!

Danny, if you ever read this, please know that you are the best. I even went back and viewed every one of your videos. I learned lots! Thanks for taking us with you on your trips.

RICHARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a wonderful moment! So glad to see you both getting to do some railfanning together!! Loved the video Danny!

Love the Southern whistle sign. I used to ride my bike to the Southern mainline about a mile southwest of Junker at Charlotte. About a 100 feet away from our train watching spot was one of those whistle signs. We used to throw rocks at the sign aiming for the dot. Not my proudest moment, but it was around 1971 and I was eleven.

Im from the Texas coast and am modeling the Gulf coast Lines (mopac bought it out in 1935 didn’t fully convert until 45-55) and alot of the seaboard lines and industries are very similar in appearance and operations as what I’m modeling. Im modeling three branch lines between 1910-1935 with one branch line connecting via a staging interchange powered by southern pacific. You have the greatest railfan channel and your dedication is appreciated by tens of thousands thank you !

Hey Danny another great video. FEC 336 used to be called The Unit Train When I worked for the FEC in the early 1980’s. It would run from Medley Florida to City Point, however it took 2 jobs to do it. We would go on duty at Hialeah yard and drive Shuttle car out to Medley to relieve the inbound crew that has started to load the rock. We would finish the job and take the loads to Ft Pierce where we would get off the train and another crew would take it from Ft Pierce to City Point to unload it. Then take the empties to Ft Pierce where after our 8 hours of rest we would to the empties south back to Medley where it would start all over again. Almost all the time we would have about 60 cars pulled by 2 GP40-2’s. Here is another little fact about FEC engine 433. In 1986 FEC 433 & 434 were acquired and these were the last 2 GP40-2’s produced. This information can be found in the July 1996 edition of Trains magazine. They ran a nice article on the FEC on pages 34 thru 43. Robert a former FEC employee who is now retired in Lagrande Oregon.

Danny: Just a big thank you for all you do with your railfanning KZfaq hobby. It is always a very informative and delightful presentation.

Love those 40s in the beginning. Always great stuff Dan and always look forward to the new issue you will bring us sir..

The lunch commentary was a delicious end to another brilliant video! Thanks Danny

The FEC black/navy blue color scheme is tops 👍 Also thanks for making these videos informative and educational!

Still absolutely love your videos my late grandfather would also have loved them he was ad I told you before a 50+ year railroaded and boy do I ever remember his stories keep up the great work Danny

Thanks Danny. Always a pleasure to see Distant Signal Production👍

Another fantastic trip with the King of Railfanning, Danny Harmon. Thanks Danny. I ran up and down the East Coast in a semi for about 25 yrs. Now I am retired and living in the Panhandle of Florida. Not much rail fanning here since CSX sold us out. Used to be a couple trains every morning, now maybe one, once a month. I miss the 0500 hrs whistle every morning. I live about 2 miles from the tracks. Thanks for sharing.

This made my day. All day trains, a space x launch and an awesome seafood lunchdinner. So awesome!

I think every railfan needs to see Danny Harmon railfan videos at least once in their life and it's nice to see the FEC coming along like it is. By this time next year, FEC will be busier because of Brightline!

so glad to see that you are fine and I missed your videos! I do not think there is a better presenter! I always learn something and I love the quality and voice overs! keep safe

Trains AND rockets in one video? Can't get much better than that! Keep up the great work Danny!

Special treat for me to see SpaceX also. I'm more of a Space Nerd, but I always enjoy your channel!

Great Work Danny! and to all Rail fans I say Thank You!

It's always a great day when Danny uploads!

What a wonderful way to wake up on a sat. Thank you so much.

True professional work by Danny Harmon. Great to watch another show

As always Danny.......OUTSTANDING video, and trackside classroom!

Always pumped to see a new video from Danny in my feed. Cheers from central IL

Hi Danny. I absolutely love the content and structure of your videos. Very informative and entertaining in a relaxed mode. Funny thing - they seem to make me hungry...I can't imagine why...lol. Keep doin' what you're doin' and I'll be watchin' and enjoyin' from Nova Scotia...I gotta go get a hot dog...

Another fabulous video.. Each one pulls me closer and closer to Florida. Keep up the educational, exciting and totally enjoyable productions.

The rock shrimp, grits and oysters looked delicious. Yummy 😋

Oh my day becomes 100x better when Danny Harmon posts on KZfaq keep up the amazing work you’ve been doing for years

Love the Embry Riddle shirt!

Awesome catches man. Glad Mr Richard was able to be a part of the railfan industry. Good work Danny. :)

Glad to see a new post from you friend. Have a blessed day! Keep it up.

Another great video! Those shrimp can make a man hungry….. even at midnight in ga.

Danny is the first one of 3 people that started my railfanning and future conductor journey!!! Thanks Danny

As always Danny is another excellent and informative video. I have been watching your videos for years and they just get better and better. Take care and stay safe. A big fan!!! Larry

Hi Danny! My name is Matthew and I am from Virginia. I have been a huge fan of your channel ever since I discovered your video about Cordele. I was commenting to ask if you have ever thought about making a video showcasing different locomotive models and/or IF POSSIBLE, maybe ask any engineer friends what the change is like going from locomotive to locomotive. Thank you Danny for your dedication to railfanning and providing nothing but the best for us who don’t have the ability to go out and see the trains for ourselves.

Hi Danny from ballarat,Victoria,australia ,being a retired train driver my self I started watching American rail shows . I’ve subscribed to a couple and makes a break from Aussie trains specially if you worked them for 40 years. Anyway keep up the great work ,love your presentatation,maybyou and yours stay safe,well and happy from ballarat in Oz,👋👋👋👍🇦🇺

Thank you Danny for another excellent production! You made me hungry with your meal!

Trains and Dixie Crossroads - that is a good day!! Nice work, Danny!!

Truly legenary and I'm enjoying hearing about this Brightline expansion.

Thank you for mentioning places like Dixie Crossroads. I'm in Texas, recently drove to Orlando. But took some back roads every now and then to hit up local places. Didn't hit Dixie Crossroads but looks like I'm going to on my next Florida road trip.

That old Geep 40 was putting in some work. That's impressive

Trains, gotta love em!. Endorsements many and strong to you Dan.

I love your drone shots! I have family in Mims and Titusville so next time I'm down there I'll be sure to spend a little time watching for trains. Great video!!

Danny, I just want to thank you for your videos. They enhance my understanding of railroads of the modern era. I spent 30 years of my life volunteering in railroad restoration and working on scenic historic railroads as a brakeman, fireman and rarely but thrilling, an engineer. The southern rail has never got the credit it deserves and I love Florida. I worked there a few times as an RN. If your in the Auburndale-Winter Haven, check to see if Don Allen's is still there. It looks like a big shack by a pond and is a totally retro restaurant with all kinds of memorabilia, Their catfish strips were wonderful. God bless you Danny and again, "THANKS!"

Mr. Danny, thank you, thank you, thank you for explaining the signal's meanings and yes, the new park definitely needs a nice covered and well illuminated (I assume the park is open 24 hours) railfan viewing site. That would be incredible wouldn't it? Mrs. Publix might pony up! I appreciate too your informative commentary. I've learned so much from you over the past 18 months (I retired for the last time Jan/2021) when I began watching more of you in earnest. Way back in the day, 1967, 68, 69, 70, I had a summer job working for Harmon Electronics in Grain Valley, Mo. Harmon manufactured crossing signals, hot box detectors, and some other proprietary electronic equipment for various RR's. Harmon was one of the early front runners of electronic RR equipment. Because of that association, I have no problem recalling your name. Track in the areas you were at sure look nice and new. I'm sure the crews appreciate it. Those deep-fried appetizers with the powdered sugar topping looked just awful. I doubt I could stand to eat more than a couple a dozen of'em. Keep up the great work sir, thanks for all you do and, you hang in there.

Mr. Harmon, I would like to thank you for another great video, please keep them coming!