FEC 711 and FEC 702 are reflected in the water as they lead FEC train 202 into the siding at Palm Bay to wait for the southbound FEC 101 priority intermodal hotshot.

807 & 809 cross the Eau Gallie River near Melbourne whilst hauling FEC210-08 from Miami Hialeah to Jacksonville Bowden, 8 Feb 2020

FEC 439, FEC 438, and FEC 434 lead the northbound train 202 through the Palm Bay siding. It wasn't too often that a solid set of GP40-2s would be the power on a FEC train, so it was a real treat ... (more)

FEC 702 races south through the Pineda Siding with train 109 in tow.

Northbound train FEC 202 has plenty of power to pull this 140 car, 10,300 foot long train to Jacksonville. To see 5 locomotives on a FEC train is rare, and to see five different paint schemes is a... (more)

It's two days before Christmas as FEC 710 and FEC 702 lead the hot intermodal train 101 south across the Crane Creek bridge in downtown Melbourne.

FEC 432 runs long hood forward as it leads the local 920 north across the Crane Creek bridge in downtown Melbourne.

The Fort Pierce local heads north over Crane Creek as a pair of Osprey circle overhead.

FEC 101 rolls over Crane Creek, passing some of the many high rise condos that fill the coast.

Mr. ECH, the "East Coast Hogger", give me a friendly wave as FEC 714, with the new Champion paint scheme, heads north through the Palm Bay siding.

With another tropical system heading towards Melbourne, a lot of thunderstorms have been rolling in off the Atlantic. FEC train 107 is about to race through the Hessey Ave crossing as it heads so... (more)

FEC 107 and FEC 103 sit in the Palm Bay siding with train 202 as the southbound FEC train 101 races past. A summer thunderstorm is clearing out towards the Atlantic, with just a light rain fallin... (more)

FEC 815 leads liquefied natural gas (LNG) car FEC 307, and FEC 812 northbound across the Crane Creek Bridge with FEC train 202 in tow.

No LNG tender is need today as only a pair of sequentially numbered GEVOs lead the 9934 foot long southbound FEC 101 train over Crane Creek on a sunny April afternoon. Just the day before, more)

Having left Cocoa, the annual Florida East Coast Railway "Toys for Tots" train , led by FEC 720 and FEC 714, rolls south across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne. Next stop for Santa i... (more)