The Sunday 202 was short and not with extra motors as it normally is.
A fading era on the FEC… Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Train 202 makes its daily journey through the wetlands of St. Augustine with a GE ES44C4 still wearing the “Champion” liveryp. On... (more)
There are still some big champs to be had
The Sunday 202
The Sunday 202 rolls across the marshland.
It's a breezy and stormy morning as 202 crosses the tidewater
The GMT (Grupo Mexico Trainsportes) livery was starting to turn up more.
The Sunday edition of the 202 lumbers into St. Augustine.
Happy New Year with the first 202!
It was still easy to get solid "Champs" on the FEC in May. But things would be changing rapidly.
Two ES44ACs split by a fuel tender bring 202 north.
The Sunday Edition of 202 is almost assured to have mutiple motors moving toward Jax, 7 motors in this shot.
The Sunday Edition of 202 usually sports at least two LNG sets and whatever needs to come from New Smyrna.
1 December brings 7 motors on this morning's 202, some from a power move others from New Smyrna Beach shops.
FEC transition, the ES44's are being repainted from the Champion to the Grupo Mexico Transportes livery, both seen here.
