Departing Bowden Yard, FEC train 101 slows to stop to exchange yard crew for road crew. The railroad now has several LNG fuel tenders on the property so this will probably be the typical look for... (more)

Five on 226 this morning! Sundays of late FEC 226 has been bringing up extra power on occasion. Note the very high tide.

Lately 226 has been getting here ahead of the sun on Sundays but today he was later and had three motors. Cloud from a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico can be seen in the distance.

FEC 226 at Moultrie Junction. A careful observer will note just a touch of blue and pink...one of the Susan Komen motors was helping along.

FEC 101 on a beautiful day in Florida.

About two miles of train on 101 today, passing near Palm Coast.

FEC 226 with FEC stacks right behind the motors, a shot I been wanting for a while. Finally worked out on this cool morning.

FEC 224 with a bit of a surprise....4 ES44's leading this train today.

FEC 101 at Dorena approaching Bunnell on a very warm day. Temps were flirting with 90 as 101 thundered through.

Florida East Coast train No. 210 rumbles through foggy wetlands at St. Augustine, Florida, on January 13, 2015. Two new GE ES44C4s power the northbound train—Nos. 805 and 803.

In pouring rain, lightning and claps of thunder, Florida East Coast train No. 101 flies through a curve approaching St. Augustine, Florida, on January 12, 2015.

FEC 202 found some sun in Melbourne on a mostly cloudy day.

Today's 101 had three GEVO's first time it's had three in a while, hustling a lot of autoracks in addition to intermodal south. Sun angles make it a challenge to shoot this train now.

Florida East Coast train No. 210 flies through Bunnell, Florida, on January 13, 2015, with freshly-built GE ES44C4s Nos. 805 and 803 as power.

FEC ES44C4 No. 805 holds the point of train 210 at Bunnell, Florida.