The NS Geometry Train is one of a few moves each year that leaves Miami at the right time for good northbound light here.

Today is my birthday and FEC brings my, 226 with two SD40-2's with the rattiest of them all leading. Well played, FEC well played.

FEC 715 leads 226 across the San Sabastian River bridge on a cool crisp day the first one of those we have had for in quite a while. FEC 715 is one of those motors that can use a paint job.

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

FEC 226 rolls across the Tomoka River on a humid morning with 4 motors.

One number off While I didn't get the SD40-2 everyones talking about, this solid set of SD40-2's was a real treat even if the yellow paint is starting to look a bit peachy.

A rail train from the Norfolk Southern reportedly bound for Miami is handled by FEC 143 wheeling into Bunnell. Cool day today, highs near 70. My faithful jeep turned 300,000 miles when going out t... (more)

FEC 226 strolls across the smooth tidewaters of the San Sebastian River on a mild Saturday morning in the Nation's oldest city. Mr. Tim can be seen waving.

On a very warm Thanksgiving morning FEC 224 slides across the tidewater of the San Sebastian River. Check out the locomotive numbers, 715 & 415.

FEC engines 715 and 710 with a consist of covered hoppers, empty hoppers and gondolas for the Hialeah Yard is rolling to a stop for a crew swap at the Fort Lauderdale Yard. The Cemex cement batch... (more)

FEC 202 rolls through the lush tropical landscape of Stuart Florida. Conductor Mark can be seen waving out the window of the SD40-2 while East Coast Hogger Dave Shelly remains at the throttle.

This is the first picture of a train I ever took. I had just started train watching with RP.net contributor Bob Pickering (BP) a few weeks before taking this picture. After taking a friend to th... (more)