The Sunday 202 sometimes has some extra power

Florida East Coast Mani-Modal 202 crosses the San SebastiƔn River in St. Augustine, FL with two GE ES44C4 LNG powered locomotives wearing the parent scheme of GrupoMexico leading north.

FEC 202 crosses the famous bridge

FEC 202 rolls by bridge construction which will eventually change this scene.

The hottest train on the FEC is the 105, seen leaving Bunnell with some extra power.

FEC 109 arrives at Fort Lauderdale.

The Sunday Edition of the 202.

FEC 202 rolls over the tidewater in St. Augustine

The 202 heads for Jax

FEC 202 comes off the bridge in St Augustine.

The 805 on the last 105 of 2024. 805 is one of the few big champs left on the system.

On the edge of a Hurricane. Winds are picking up as Helene approaches the gulf or "other coast" but the FEC kept running taking a break overnight then picked up again the next day.

The 202 works into St. Augustine. This bridge is due to be replaced and shifted a bit north (right).

Minutes following a typical evening deluge, Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Train 107 comes blasting through Bunnell on its daily trip from Jacksonville Hialeah. The train featured two GEVOs in d... (more)

FEC 206 ran a little early making for a good shot in Bunnell ironically on my 30th work aniversary with Emergency Services.