My first trains after my surgery. I was glad to be out again.

FEC 226 swings through the Nation's Oldest City with big champ and a 2k blue.

A beautiful morning in St. Augustine, FEC 226 reflects perfectly in the tidewater. Bonus was the FEC containers behind the motors.

FEC 226 rumbles through the Nation's Oldest City on a brisk and chilly morning.

FEC 226 on sunny mild morning in St. Augustine. The very first train station in St. Augustine was built here.

A rare consist shows up on 226 with a Susan Komen unit leading which is also rare. For my wife Maryann who was recovering from surgery. This is one of her favorite motors.

FEC 226 on a mild foggy morning. Note the "bulktainers" behind the motors.

FEC 226 with FEC stacks right behind the motors, a shot I been wanting for a while. Finally worked out on this cool morning.

It is a foggy cool morning in the Nation's Oldest City as FEC 226 swings through.

A routine shot of 226 crossing the river in St. Augustine. Pretty reliable train for photographers getting here between 8-9 AM.

Two 2K blue older GP40-2's lead train 226 this morning. Very rarely seen on mainline trains these days.

Survivor! 419 stayed on the rails during a rare derailment on 12/20. About 28 hours later 226 comes through.

A couple of Florida East Coast Railway crews members take a much needed rest while watching their co-workers continue to clean up the derailment of train 226 at the north end of the Pineda siding.... (more)

Florida East Coast crews work very methodically throughout the night to re-rail FEC 433. The locomotive, along with four double-stack cars, derailed coming out of the north end of the Pineda sidin... (more)

Florida East Coast Railway crews begin to assess the damage done to FEC 433, which derailed along with four double stack cars as train 226 came out of the siding at Pineda. The FEC 419 and five d... (more)