It is a blustery day in St. Augustine, as 226 running a bit late rumbles through.

FEC 242 is an extra train, the containers were picked up in Titusville. The light held out just long enough to accomplish this shot.

St. Augustine Floida finds FEC 107 wheeling through the curves of Moultrie Junction, where the St. Auigustine depot once stood. The champ scheme looks great on the GE motors.

FEC 107 in St. Augustine.

FEC 241 with #427 a repainted "2KBlue" leads an extra move northward. Dedicated to Colleen Steadman a longtime friend from high school who passed on today after bravely fighting an illness.

FEC 226 crossing the tidewater as RP Contributor and my Wife "MaryAnn" gets her shots. This is usually a pretty reliable train to photograph in the morning here.

FEC 107 rolls along the tidewater in the Nations Oldest City. The 107 is a reliable train to shoot in the spring and summer months here, turning up between 6-7 pm, an hour later on Saturday.

Train 107 rolls through St Augustine. This is one of my favorite spots to photograph this train with the buildings and spires of Flagler College in the background.

FEC 101

FEC 107 on beautiful evening in St. Augustine.

FEC 107 in the nation's oldest city Miami bound. Evidence of Henry Flagler's work is seen beyond the rails, the old HQ for the FEC along with the college once an FEC hotel seen in the distance.

FEC 101 with the famous East Coast Hogger blasts through Dorena

FEC's Flagship train blasts through Colfax

FEC 101 at Dorena

With the time change, shots of 107 are possible again, giving us a socially distanced view in the nation's oldest city. The FEC continues to play a vital roll bringing supplies during COVID 19.