Florida East Coast Train 107 blasts over the San Sebastian River in St. Augustine, FL with a newly painted Grupo Mexico paint scheme leader.

The Monday - Friday 105 is seen at Colfax running on time.

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

The 105 comes out of the siding after meeting 905 (well out of view).

With the time change some areas are more sunnier than before making for good photos until the sun angles climb in a few months

Splitting downtown Bunnell the 105 makes it's way south.

The 105 with one of the few big champs left seen nearing Bunnell

Grupo Mexico Transportes dominates most the the GEVO's now.

Big Champ leads the 105

A pair of SD40-2s unload a rock train at CEMEX's Cocoa facility. The Kennedy Space Center is visible across the Indian River in the background.

FEC 105 with two miles of train hustles south.

The Sunday 202 was short and not with extra motors as it normally is.

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There are still some big champs to be had