FFC Railroad power seen in Fernandina Beach. This is the only Island based railroad in Florida.

Florida First Coast SW1200 tugs on a string of cars along the waterfront passing through the historic distric on the way back to the yard. I had waited 15 years and 4 hours to get this shot :-)

Florida First Coast SW1200 shoves cars into the port facilities along the waterfront district. FFC is the only Island Railroad in the state.

The daily transfer waits for the bridge to be lined before heading west.

Originally built 02/65 as Southern Pacific #1602 (Builder Serial Number 29643).

Originally built 01/64 as Missouri Pacific #1176 (Builder Serial Number 28767).

The daily transfer job has a guest. SW-1200 #31 tags along to test MU compatability.

The morning yard crew hard at work.

This ain't New York ya'll. South Buffalo Ry #31 recently joined the stable at Rail Link's First Coast Railroad near Jacksonville, Florida.

FCRD 1810 (former ICG/Ashley, Drew & Northern/Chattahoochee Industrial) heads up the daily transfer to CSX at Yulee, Florida. That MP-15DC in the background is St Marys RR #505 on temporary lease.

First Coast Railroad's first week of operation on 30 miles of former CSX Kingsland and Fernandina Subs.

CSX Superbowl Train rolls across the marshes west of the river.

CSX Superbowl Train just crosses the marshland on the way to Yulee and Jax. The trailing F40's are seen as two Geeps tow the train to Yulee.

CSX Superbowl Train rounding the curve heading out of town. The GP39-2's towed the train backwards to Yulee where the F40's (on the other end) then took over.