NS 330 starts to pull out of a foggy Simpson Yard on a cool moist morning. Fog is common in the mornings during the dry season.

In Honor of all those who have served. Norfolk Southern painted this locomotive to say thank you to Veterans of the U.S. Military and this was the unit's first visit to Florida.

NS 229 lead by the Honoring Veterans motor on its first visit to Florida. The timing is right, Veterans Day being tomorrow. Please remember all who have served.

FEC 905 lead by GP38-2 #511 still in the Going Places in Florida scheme leads 905 south on a warm breezy Halloween. Pretty uncommon for a GP38-2 to be on this train.

It is a busy Bowden Yard, FEC 905 is seen departing lead by a GP38 which is uncommon for this train.

One of if not the most unique consist I have ever seen on the FEC. This one including a Tasmanian locomotive being tested along with some progress rail power. Testing at Bayard.

For the second time (I believe), the Norfolk Southern F-Units have arrived in Jacksonville on Blue Ribbon Special 950. Unlike the first time, when the train went on FEC trackage, today the train t... (more)

Right after NS Job 4 (NS 209) went by, this power move came the other way with some older power thrown in, including an SD60 on the other end of the lashup.

NS Job 4 pulls NS train 209 across the St. Johns River towards FEC's Bowden Yard. It is standard practice for years now for NS and CSX transfers to run directly to Bowden.

One of the Blues Brothers leads FEC 101 out of Sunbeam where two tracks go into one. However, this will be double track to Bayard in the future.

FEC 425 specially painted for Susan Komen organization waits for the "Race for the Cure 5K. This is the first time I ever remember an FEC train out by the port on CSX tracks.

Five hours late, FEC 210 has finally been handed to the NS and is on it's way over the drawbridge at 8 pm with 209's power. They switched the train symbol to I10, as it was no longer on 210's sche... (more)

In the early afternoon, CSX 1155 with an office car makes it's way over McGirts Creek Drawbridge in Jacksonville. A train like this can be seen here about once every two weeks, there is no certain... (more)

The very first journey of FEC 436 and 425 over the Jax Drawbridge in Downtown Jacksonville was more interesting than you would expect. Along with the two freshly painted GP40's went four more spec... (more)

The FEC rolls out it's paint scheme for Breast Cancer Awareness. This motor has been spotted working Bowden yard recently.