Florida East Coast train 105 crossing Spruce Creek

FEC 103 cruises south past the Port Orange depot, and will soon meet train 204 at Spruce Creek a few miles south

With the deadheading Geep, 101's power barely fits on the bridge over Spruce Creek.

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.

In the last light of day on January 10, 2015, Florida East Coast train No. 101 flies across Spruce Creek near Port Orange, Florida, led by new ES44C4s Nos. 821 and 807, reflecting the bright “Ch... (more)

Florida East Coast train No. 101 led by new GE ES44C4s Nos. 818, 800 and 809 flies across Spruce Creek just south of Spruce Creek siding south of Port Orange, Florida, on January 13, 2015.

With thunderstorms building over the Atlantic and in the last light of day, Florida East Coast train No. 101 flies across Spruce Creek near Port Orange, Florida, led by new “Champion” ES44C4s ... (more)

Three Florida East Coast Champion ES44C4s (818, 800, 809) lead FEC train 101-13 across Spruce Creek just south of Spruce Creek siding.

Retro! The Florida East Coast Railway's Champion and Retro Blue look good together going over Spruce Creek.

FEC 141 leaps across Spruce Creek, a shot I have wanted with the SD40-2 Champs, finally worked out.

FEC 101 soars over Spruce Creek as clouds begin to blow in from the Atlantic Ocean. Today's 101 had FEC leaser locomotive 140 leading.

FEC 101 rolls across Spruce Creek on a very breezy day. Condo's along the Atlantic coast can be seen in the distance.

FEC 101 blasts out over Spruce Creek with high priority train 101 heading for Miami. Always wanted to get a dual set of classics on this bridge, finally did it. Careful observers will note the kay... (more)

On a hot day rivaling a summer's day FEC 101 blasts above the cool waters of Spruce Creek with East Coast Hogger at the throttle. Condo's along the Atlantic Ocean can be seen in the distance.

High priority FEC 101 with UPS and other important stuff soars above Spruce Creek on the last day of March, 2010. Look close and you can spot a beachside condo which is on the Atlantic Ocean.