FEC 240 with a short train yet friendly engineer strolls into St. Augustine riding the yellows of FEC 226.

On a humid morning FEC 226 slides across the salt marshes lead by FEC 714. This is another location where shots only work in the late spring and summer months. Can you spot the birds?

On a humid morning, FEC train 226 lead by two back to back SD40-2's snakes through Moultrie Junction.

On a very humid morning 226 rumbles across the salt marshes with two of FEC original horses toting stuff north.

Back to Florida, FEC train 226 with a not so typical lash up as it included FEC 403 the only GP40 in service still wearing the Going Places in Florida logo from the 1980's

On Mondays & Tuesdays you can always count on FEC 226 to bring a variety of motive power such as seen here crossing the tidal marshes in St. Augustine.

FEC 226 lead by 3 motors sweeps around the curve in St. Augustine.

FEC 714 leads FEC 240 into the sun on a very hot and humid morning. FEC 141-240 is also the City Point Turn pretty rare in daylight.

FEC 224 greets the morning sun in the Nation's Oldest City. The building in the background is the old FEC HQ now part of Flagler Collage. FEC's Offices are now in Jacksonville.

FEC 226 rolls across the marshes with an unusual consist, FEC 106 wearing the "newest" scheme to adorn an FEC motor and the Heritage 714 showing off the first colors ever worn by an FEC diesel.

FEC 226 crossing the marshes with a bit of an unusual consist, four motors and some cars from NASA (the light blue cars).

New and the old, the first motor 421 wears the modern FEC paint scheme applied in the 2000's while the 403 (seldom out on the road) is the last remaining FEC GP40 wearing the 1980's going places i... (more)

My favorite locomotive the 714 on his way to Jacksonville at one of my favorite photo locations; just beat the clouds on this one. Happy Father's Day to all of the dads out there.

FEC 226 lead by the heritage painted 714 leads stacks and stuff into the tidewater flats of St. Augustine.

FEC 224 rolls across the tidal marshes in the Nations Oldest City on a warm breezy morning. Motor numbers 433 and 432 in sequence. Got lucky on this in a spell of sun between coastal showers.