FEC #801 leads 107 along the banks of the San Sebastian river at Saint Augustine on a crystal-clear evening in northern Florida.
It was still easy to get solid "Champs" on the FEC in May. But things would be changing rapidly.
FEC transition, the ES44's are being repainted from the Champion to the Grupo Mexico Transportes livery, both seen here.
FEC 105 wheels out of Bunnell
The 202 brought an interesting lashup this morning
FEC 105 splits downtown Bunnell, Florida just as trains have since 1886.
Florida East Coast (FEC) Railway Train #202 brings a colorful lashup in “elephant style” northbound past signal 83.7 in Bunnell, Florida. It certainly provided some color for what is going to ... (more)
Big Champ, Little Champ lead today's 105 with no LNG tender around FEC's hard working MOW crews keeping the line in top shape.
The 105 in Bunnell
The holiday season is in full swing now and FEC is lending Santa a hand.
Running a little early, FEC 105 splits downtown Bunnell
Coastal Flood Warnings are in place as 202 crosses the tidewater.
Powered by a pair of brand new GE ES44C4s, Florida East Coast train 226-11 curves through St. Augustine, Florida, on January 12, 2015.
Double LNG consists have become somewhat common on FEC, seems like at least one train a day will have it....often with other assorted units in tow...but usually northbound, so to see former hotsho... (more)
With Four motors FEC 105 swings out of Bunnell on time.
