Amtrak 91

Florida East Coast 226's conductor gets some air whilst crossing the tidewater in St. Augustine.

The 101 blasts out of a torrential rain shower brought on by developing tropical cyclone Bertha that formed off shore.

Amtrak 91 flies through Seville with a normal consist today, during a lucky spell of sunshine.

An FEC 900 ran today, seen here at Harwood, running with two GP40-2's and loads from Titusville and New Smyrna Beach.

If the train makes it here before 0900 the light works for northbounds this time of year along the marsh.

The mighty 101 had some extra power today, seen blasting through Colfax.

Sometimes the FEC throws a surprise at you. This 900 turned up reminding us that EMD is alive and well on this railway.

FEC 107 usually the 2nd southbound daylight train wheels through the nation's oldest city.

FEC 905 it's work done heads back for Bowden.

It is a blustery day in St. Augustine, as 226 running a bit late rumbles through.

St. Augustine Floida finds FEC 107 wheeling through the curves of Moultrie Junction, where the St. Auigustine depot once stood. The champ scheme looks great on the GE motors.

FEC 241 with #427 a repainted "2KBlue" leads an extra move northward. Dedicated to Colleen Steadman a longtime friend from high school who passed on today after bravely fighting an illness.

FEC 226 crossing the tidewater as RP Contributor and my Wife "MaryAnn" gets her shots. This is usually a pretty reliable train to photograph in the morning here.

FEC 107 rolls along the tidewater in the Nations Oldest City. The 107 is a reliable train to shoot in the spring and summer months here, turning up between 6-7 pm, an hour later on Saturday.