FEC 202 rolls north on an unsettled morning in northeast Florida.
About an hour after 204 made it's pass the Miami - Jax 202 rumbles over an incoming tide.
The 204 is one of the more unique trains on the FEC this time featuring a reactivated SD40-2. The 204 can have almost anything in it's consist runs Tue - Sat Fort Pierce to Jax.
FEC 202 rolls through the marsh in the Nation's oldest city.
Our 3rd train was FEC 202 usually the last train of the morning. The 202 is passing where the original train station for St. Augustine once stood.
Our 2nd train was FEC 204 which now runs Ft. Pierce - Jax.
FEC train 210 rolls across the high tide on it's way to Jax, the first of three trains inside of an hour.
FEC 202 rumbles across the tidewater
FEC 107 is the only train with it's original symbol after the changes last year. Still a good evening catch during summer.
Dodging cloud shadows the reliable 202 rolls nortth though the marsh.
It's July in Florida and the sun angles are great for morning shots at the marsh.
Changes to 103/204 now make them a Jax - Fort Pierce and back run, note the back to back power leading.
Dodging cloud leftover from Tropical Cyclone Alex off shore, the 202 rolls north thru the marsh. A shot that works in Summer. No LNG set lashups are fairly uncommon.
Memorial Day 202 twists through the Nation's Oldest City on a day of remembrance. The FEC did not slow down today.
The morning 202 in St. Augustine
