It's Thanksgiving on the FEC or what they call on the railroad, Thursday. High water again in the Nations Oldest City on a foggy morning as 202 with one of the Grupo tenders rolls north.
The first of a two train parade rolls into St. Augustine
FEC train 202 seen reflecting in the Tomoka
The 202 crosses a swollen San Sebastian River still draining from Storm Ian.
FEC 202 was unusually 8 hours late due to FEC playing catch up after Storm Ian. However it did make for a good shot in Bunnell.
FEC 202 rolls north on an unsettled morning in northeast Florida.
About an hour after 204 made it's pass the Miami - Jax 202 rumbles over an incoming tide.
FEC 202 rolls through the marsh in the Nation's oldest city.
Our 3rd train was FEC 202 usually the last train of the morning. The 202 is passing where the original train station for St. Augustine once stood.
FEC 202 rumbles across the tidewater
Dodging cloud shadows the reliable 202 rolls nortth though the marsh.
The FEC 202 one of only two daylight trains on Sunday heads across the still waters of the Tomoka.
The 202 leaps across the Tomoka River
It's July in Florida and the sun angles are great for morning shots at the marsh.
Dodging cloud leftover from Tropical Cyclone Alex off shore, the 202 rolls north thru the marsh. A shot that works in Summer. No LNG set lashups are fairly uncommon.
