The most unusual lashup on a geometry train I have ever seen. Innovative FEC shuttled some power to the shops in New Smyrna Beach via the geometry move, saving 905 / 910 some work.
It is a beautiful day and 105 comes through Bunnell
The mighty 905 takes the New Smyrna Beach haul north. As of late this has been a Monday and Thursday move.
Extra 121 running in place of the normal 105 rolls out of Bunnell
The reliable 105 rumbles through Bunnell with a lot of autoracks in tow.
Susan Komen leads the 905 heading back to Bowden with the New Smyrna haul.
Cloud has cleared off in time for the 105, today's edition 10,000 plus feet.
The 105 comes out of a siding after meeting 905
The 105 right on time sliding out of Bunnell
The 105 right on time.
An FRA inspection train made an appearance today
FEC 905 rolls south bound for Halifax Paving near Ormond Beach.
For some reason, FEC 910 went north and grabbed a bunch of double stack cars and headed south.
As trains have done since 1886, 105 splits Bunnell
The hot 105 rolls out of Bunnell bound for SoFlo
