FEC ES44C4 807, LNG fuel tender 305 and ES44C4 806 head into Port Everglades to build tonight's train 218-16.

FEC 226 rolls into St. Augustine sunrise with two LNG tends and a trailing SD40-2

FEC 101 with one of the LNG sets rolls through Bunnell bringing "stuff" to Miami.

FEC 226

Florida East Coast ES44C4 No. 807 leads an LNG tender and a General Electric demonstrator across the St. Lucie River on its way to Miami from Jacksonville with a freight and intermodal consist in ... (more)

FEC 101 swings into Bunnell on a warm day. The LNG sets are becoming more prominent on through freights.

On a foggy Christmas Eve FEC 226 crosses the tidewater in St. Augustine. The Florida white Christmas usually means fog.

FEC 226 swings through St. Augustine with 5 motors (you have to look hard to see the additional 2 behind the LNG). Note the little buoy on the ballast leftover from Hurricane Matthew.

FEC 226 big champ, little champ on this beautiful morning in St. Augustine.

FEC 226 on a beautiful morning in St. Augustine.

FEC 226 rumbles into the Nation's oldest city with a long train this morning.

FEC train 111 is one of my favorite trains, you never know what it will have.

"Why I rose before the sun on our Florida family beach vacation."

With a shortage of GEVOs, many trains were running with GP40s trailing. With three long FEC bridges in 10 miles, Melbourne is a target rich environment.

FEC 111 usually has some extra motors on it, for drop off to the shops at New Smyrna Beach. This time was no exception with at least two GP40-2's for NSB.