Train T101 has pulled to a stop and will switch out crews. June 2013.

This is my absolute favorite paint scheme of all time.

As the festivities continued back in Folkston, Georgia for the annual Railwatch, a couple of friends and I broke away from the 'foam' party and venture an hour south to Jacksonville in hopes of ca... (more)

As the festivities continued back in Folkston, Georgia for the annual Railwatch, a couple of friends and I broke away from the 'foam' party and venture an hour south to Jacksonville in hopes of ca... (more)

FEC "heritage" scheme SD40-2's 703 and 713, momentary side-by-side at the Bowden Yard engine facility.

Myself and Railpictures.net contributor Maryann Norvik were guests aboard an FEC special today. Taken with permission.

FEC 703, the 2nd repaint into the "Champion" paint scheme slowly works to the shops after helping bring 224 into the yard. This scheme is now the official livery of the FEC.

FEC 224 arrives in Bowden Yard with the assistance of FEC 703 the 2nd motor to receive the "new old" paint scheme that will be applied to all FEC motors over time.

After bringing a train to Jacksonville, 222's power returns to the service center area. The 714 was the first unit painted in the 'retro' FEC paint scheme, as of the date of this image, 703 has s... (more)

One of the few 'Hurricane Logo' paint schemes equipped locomotive left on FEC's locomotive roster. The unit takes a rest on a beautiful Easter Morning!

At the end of its run from Ohio to Florida, the Central of Georgia heritage unit is seen at the Florida East Coast Railroad's yard in Jacksonville. FEC locomotives will couple to the inbound 229'... (more)

NS 273 makes its transfer to the FEC Bowden yard.

FEC Job 10 pulls some empty flats back to Bowden Yard.

Norfolk Southern Heritage engine 8101 leading train 229 coming up behind 209 waiting for him to move and get out of the way. First visit to Florida for this Heritage engine.