The Sunday edition 202 is seen in St Augustine with extra motors as it frequently has.
FEC 202 got a late start due to Hurricane Helene. Here 202 is seen in Bunnell running about 8 hours late.
On the edge of a Hurricane. Winds are picking up as Helene approaches the gulf or "other coast" but the FEC kept running taking a break overnight then picked up again the next day.
The Grupo Mexico Livery is now pretty widespread on the ES44's but a few holdouts remain.
Specialty Locomotive 430 Honoring America's Veterans is frequently on 905.
The 105 wheels out of Bunnell.
Three EMD's on this 204 this day. This train is a Tue - Sat run and typically turns up here between 8am and 10am.
It is usually a safe bet there will be a solid EMD lashup on 204.
FEC 105 roars out of Bunnell wiith a big champ on the point.
FEC 105 roars out of Dorena with a big champ on the point.
FEC 105 roars out of Dorena
The FEC 202 in St. Augustine
September was a wet and unsettled month with heavy tropical rains and even a few tropical cyclones as 204 rolls thru.
Rolling thru Colfax the 105 continues toward Miami. Colfax is about 5 miles west of Marineland Florida.
FEC 905 roars northward with cars from New Smyrna Beach. Of note 510 is one of the few Going Places logo motors left.
