FEC 226 in St. Augustine on a cool breezy morning at high tide, Seeing two GEVO's without LNG is now the exception instead of the norm.

FEC 210 arrives into Bunnell a few hours late. There has been manifest on the head end of 210 as of late, something not commonly seen before.

FEC 101 rolls into Bunnell on a cool sunny day after meeting FEC 905 hidden behind the train.

On a very warm day, FEC 101 rolls through the small community of Favoretta.

FEC 226 the 3rd train in the 4 train parade this morning with two GEVO's on the point.

FEC 101 rolls through western Palm Coast with stacks and stuff for Miami. The "haze" in the sky is smoke from the fires in TN, NC, GA well to the north.

FEC 101 with autos rolling into Colfax, Miami bound.

FEC 101 with coal loads rolls into Bunnell as thunderstorms rumble in the distance. Coal comes down the FEC maybe monthly but it is rare for it to be on 101.

FEC 819 and 709 sit at the Cemex plant in Cocoa, FL waiting to head out later.

FEC 101 rolls through Dorena right on time with the standard twin GEVO's in charge.

FEC 101 with some coal loads.

FEC 101 with a little extra help. Lashups like this happen on 101 from time to time but are pretty rare.

FEC 101 rolls through on a cool day. Rumors are FEC is looking at up to 10 more of the ES44C4's.

Exceptionally high tides due to the position of the moon seen with FEC 226. Some of the highest seawater ever seen has been affecting St. Augustine the last few years.

FEC 101 rolls through the tropical rains on a Sunday afternoon. Today's 101 had the standard GEVO X 2 along with the standard daily deluge we usually get in the summer.