The highest numbered ES44C4 rests just north of the FEC shops in New Smyrna Beach. The unit has been on the property for just over a month and it's already showing signs of heavy use.

Resting inside Florida East Coast’s open-air locomotive shop at New Smyrna Beach, Florida, on January 10, 2015, is FEC EMD GP40-2 No. 433 in fresh “Retro Blue” paint on Track 1, with sister ... (more)

A strong south breeze leads to choppy waters as two of FEC's new ES44C4s roll north over Turnball Creek, a few miles north of New Smyrna Beach.

Florida East Coast EMD GP40-2 No. 433, in fresh “Retro Blue” paint, rests in the railroad’s New Smyrna Beach Shop with two sisters in the older scheme on January 10, 2015.

The one that started it all... Florida East Coast Railway GP40 2000 could be called the first 'Champion' for the new retro look to the FEC, though the unit is now gone and off the roster, it is n... (more)

Santa is making lots of kids happy with some help from the FEC. Seen at the New Smyrna Beach stop on a warm morning, this was the third year this train has run.

A rare morning southbound reveals 421 toting an undercutter south. Lots of infrastructure improvements coming, including double tracking the main.

A trio of Progress Rail locomotives, PR43C 4300 in joint NS/Progress paint, a new TasRail (TR-02) PR22L locomotive for Tasmania, and PR22B 2002 rest beside FEC SD40-2 718 at New Smyrna Beach, Flor... (more)

One of the first new TasRail locomotives since 1973, this Progress Locomotive-built PR22L - wearing magnet reporting marks PRLX 2 - but reporting marks stenciled at various locations as the TR-02 ... (more)

Finally got a good shot of the 714, my favorite locomotive, in the database; today pulling along some special passengers. :) My main interest is passenger trains, what a nice combination.

FEC 714 leads a special northward through New Smyrna Beach. No one really knows why the special ran today but speculation is it may have something to do with the proposed new passenger service tha... (more)

The first FEC train of 2012 was FEC 105 running in the middle of the day allowing for some good nose light photos. Here 105 is seen at NSB with a sweet CITX leader. Good way to start off 2012.