A shorter than normal 101 today due to some disruptions on connecting railroads from Michael. Locally the hurricane brought some unsettled weather but left this part of Florida unscathed.

FEC 105 actually ran today and is seen passing through Bunnell as showers move in.

FEC 101 rolls through with one of the "going places in Florida" motors, one of the very few of these left.

FEC 101 keeps moving containers and trailers toward Miami.

FEC 101 kicks up some dust from MOW work as it leaves Bunnell. For Shelley a dancer friend from Tampa who passed on about the time I took this photo.

FEC 101 thunders into Dorena with a friendly wave from David Shelley the famous "East Coast Hogger".

FEC 101 slows down for a work restriction coming out of Bunnell. I was in pain from a kidney stone but still caught the train :)

3000th accepted into the database! The universe saw fit for this to happen where I starting shooting trains over 30 years ago with one of my fav FEC motors. FEC Geometry extra.

Tropical Rains! FEC 101 roars through an intense, incredible thundery downpour. This storm dropped 0.75" in about 20-30 minutes.

Squally Conditions! FEC 101 roars through a thundery downpour in a warned storm, typical of the tropical rainy season in Florida.

An FEC Business special allowing the new owners from Grupo Mexico and prospective customers a look at the railway.

FEC 226 rounds into Bunnell as Sub Tropical Storm Alberto moves in. Today's 226 had a dual LNG lashup and solid FEC boxes.

After giving FEC employees families rides the FEC Family Days special heads back to Jacksonville through Bunnell.

FEC 101 races a SUV splashing out of Bunnell as the rain continues. This is the very last photo of a train from my 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee, after 405,000 miles of adventures.

The Last One The last GP40-2 ever built leads 905 on a wet unsettled afternoon. The tropical rainy season got off to an early start this year, rain every day now for a week.