FEC 905's Sunday Edition featured Honoring our Veterans and two other motors. A MOW project is underway here.

Florida East Coast 148 works hard across Fisheating Creek with its passenger train on a sunny April afternoon.

Fisheating Creek. The FEC 148 charter passes over Fisheating Creek, the name of which is derived from the Creek "Thlothlopopka-Hatchee"--translated as "the creek where fish ... (more)

FEC 202 on Sunday has been coming with a fair amount of power as of late.

Florida East Coast 148 charges by a 1929 Ford Model A truck with its passenger train at Palmdale.

Florida East Coast 148 rests on the point of its empty cane train at Miami Locks as a crop duster flies over the train and a nearby tractor.

Angling Into the Curve. During the nice morning sunshine, the FEC 148 huffs and puffs through the curve to put on a show for the charter.

Florida East Coast train 105 crossing Spruce Creek

Through the Fields. On the second day of the charter, the FEC 148 pulls a cane train through the many properties of U.S. Sugar Corporation.

The 105 right on time

Engine #148 steams past a pair of abandoned tractors through the Lake Placid orange groves. The 1929 Ford Model A followed us up from Palmdale and was posed at multiple locations along the rest of... (more)

Florida East Coast 148 charges across the short bridge at Rogers Road with its passenger train at 40 miles per hour.

Grupo Mexico Transportes liveried 820 leads the 202 through St Augustine. A careful observer will note the GP40-2 2nd behind the lng tender.

Florida East Coast 148 leads its passenger train across the bridge over Fisheating Creek on a hot April afternoon.

Moving Cane. While the FEC 148 charter waits at the shops, this cane train sped by as one of the excursion crew waves.