Honoring our Veterans does the honor of working the 905 today.
Florida East Coast's Veterans unit, FEC 430, is on the point of local 905 in the hole at Magnolia for a meet with northbound train 202.
One of FEC's original GP40-2's leads the 905 wearing the 2KBlue livery.
Retro Blue FEC 418 leads 905 north thru Bunnell with cars from Harwood brought up by 910.
FEC 105 rounds the sharpest mainline curve on the railroad.
FEC 905 roars through western outskirts of Palm Coast with rock loads for an industry near Bunnell.
Local FEC 905 comes off the Wilbur Wright Lead which once upon a time was the former mainline until 1926.
The 431 leads a short 905 into Palm Coast Florida
The 905 reverses returning to it's train via the siding.
The 905's power runs light heading for Harwood to pick up cars left by 910.
After grabbing a bite at The Bantem Chef 905's power runs light back to Dorena.
The FEC 905 takes a break with the crew gone for beans in downtown Bunnell
The FEC Honoring Veterans locomotive is seen leading 905 at Bayard after meeting 107.
The 905 did the New Smyrna Beach haul, after missing it in Bunnell I finally catch up with the Honoring Veterans Unit at Bayard after meeting FEC 107.
Lunch Break! The 905 crew has stopped in downtown Bunnell to walk over to the Bantem Chef for beans.
