FEC 101 keeps moving containers and trailers toward Miami.

FEC 101 kicks up some dust from MOW work as it leaves Bunnell. For Shelley a dancer friend from Tampa who passed on about the time I took this photo.

FEC 101 thunders into Dorena with a friendly wave from David Shelley the famous "East Coast Hogger".

FEC 101 slows down for a work restriction coming out of Bunnell. I was in pain from a kidney stone but still caught the train :)

Tropical Rains! FEC 101 roars through an intense, incredible thundery downpour. This storm dropped 0.75" in about 20-30 minutes.

Squally Conditions! FEC 101 roars through a thundery downpour in a warned storm, typical of the tropical rainy season in Florida.

Brand new Florida East Coast GE ES44C4 Nos. 818, 800 and 809 powering train No. 101 zip over Spruce Creek just south of Port Orange, Florida, on January 13, 2015.

FEC 101 races a SUV splashing out of Bunnell as the rain continues. This is the very last photo of a train from my 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee, after 405,000 miles of adventures.

FEC 101 hammers through a thundery downpour at Colfax. Florida has been hammered with persistent rain due to a plume of tropical moisture locked over the state.

As the tail end of FEC train 210 enters Bowden yard, FEC train 101, led by 817, pulls out of the yard and begins the trip down to Miami.

FEC 101 slides into Dorena Siding passing 905 holding the main down the line.

FEC 101 thundering into Dorena with coal loads.

FEC 101 roars thru a thunderstorm as a stalled weather system brought about 48 hours of solid heavy thundery rains to the area. Total amounts ranged from 3-5 inches.

FEC 101 finds a small sucker hole as it knocks down the intermediate at 87.4 in Bunnell.

Another afternoon, another 101 crossing the San Sebastian River in America's oldest city.