About two miles of train on 101 today, passing near Palm Coast.

FEC 101 blasts south on a rather cool 55 degree day in north Florida. The entire length of the 6500 ft train can be seen lead by FEC 815 & 814.

FEC 101 blasting through Palm Coast on a cool day in Palm Coast Florida.

FEC 101 with #804 leading. The 804 was the first ES44C4 to ever lead an FEC train back on 11/21/2014.

Two miles of train make up 101 today, heading past the thick green foliage that is sub tropical Florida. More and more UPS is showing up on 101 these days.

It's a warm breezy day as 101 hustles south with racks and intermodal.

Champs X 3 leads 101 on a crisp chilly day in northeast Florida. 101 was pretty much right on time which is normal for the clockwork running FEC.

11,000 ft rolls through the wildlands west of Palm Coast on a nice afternoon.

FEC 101 thunders through the rural areas in western Palm Coast, with 823 the highest numbered ES44 in the fleet leading.

One of the most rural parts of the FEC is along the northern part of it's route. A few logging trails opened up for hunting season allows this view in western Palm Coast. Today 8,600ft.

Looking pretty sharp... FEC 101 with another big champ, little champ combo gives Santa some help rushing stuff to south Florida...some of it I am sure for the good boys and girls.

Last time on 101! FEC 100 one of the original "Classics" leads two SD40-2's on 101, likely the last trip on this train. The GE's now taking over most trips these days.

Dual classics on today's 101 thunder through the forests west of Palm Coast. Business has picked up as autoracks are now a common feature on this train.

FEC work train toting an undercutter southward through Palm Coast. The FEC is very intense in making sure their right of way is in top shape.

For Joe Delarosby a Deputy with 20 plus years of service tragically passed away one week ago. As if he were watching from above a lucky spell of sun caught 101 in Palm Coast.