On a blustery cold 27 degree morning the 202 rolls through with 6 motors.

FEC 105 rounds the sharpest mainline curve on the railroad.

The FEC 202 makes it's way northward.

FEC 202 on a cool day in St. Augustine.

The 105 comes thru the curve in the south end of Bunnell

Rolling out of Bunnell the 105 heads south, can you spot the egret?

On a brisk and breezy day the 105 rolls through St. Augustine

It's a breezy and stormy morning as 202 crosses the tidewater

The Sunday edition of the 202 lumbers into St. Augustine.

East Coast Colors. Florida East Coast (FEC) ES44C4 no. 822 and SD40-2 no. 703 are seen idling on an aggregate train at the Cemex City Point facility in Cocoa, FL.

Right on the tail of 204 comes 202. Getting solid champ sets with the GE's is getting more challenging as more get repainted.

A front is clearing off to give us the first cool air of the season as 105 rolls thru

The 206 is running early seen in soft evening light. Many times 206 will stop in New Smyrna and pick up some extra motors as seen here.

In what has become an increasingly rare to catch these days a southbound FEC train is led by an all orange and yellow power set.

FEC 202 arrives with extra power heading north