Passing by the Searchlights at Control Point North Bayard, FEC Train 206 screams by enroute to Bowden Yard.

Heading into Bowden Yard from Miami, an FEC Intermodal train pulls past the Searchlights at Sunbeam. These have since been removed and replaced with modern Safetran Signals.

Headed North for Bowden Yard, FEC 905 screams by some MOW Equipment on the Siding at North Bayard. These GRS Searchlights are the last remaining of their type along the Florida East Coast Railroad... (more)

With service to New York from Miami, Amtrak Train number 98 moves across the Draw Bridge that passes over the Ortega River aka McGirts Creek just south of downtown Jacksonville.

With service to Lorton, VA from Sanford, FL, Amtrak Train number 52 (the Auto Train) moves across the Draw Bridge that passes over the Ortega River aka McGirts Creek just south of downtown Jackson... (more)

With service to New York from Miami, Amtrak Train number 98 moves across the Draw Bridge that passes over the Ortega River aka McGirts Creek just south of downtown Jacksonville.

1 of 5 remaining GP38’s on FEC positioned in front of FEC’s corporate office.

Under a cloudy Summer day, part of CSX's Office Car Train sits and awaits its next trip to see part of the system. The building to the right, known at the Kenneth C. Dufford Transportation Center ... (more)

Ex-NS 8799 is almost 10 years old as this rebuilt "DC To AC Conversion" locomotive, seen here on FEC. If ever there was an NS unit cosmetically fit to lead on FEC....

Grupo Mexico Transportes livery motors 813 and 816 bracket an LNG Champ tender departs south from Sunbeam just after the road crew had climbed on.

Grupo Mexico Transportes livery motors 813 and 816 bracket an LNG Champ tender preparing to depart south.

With all the repainting going on right now, #430 is really the pride of the fleet. Hard not to notice the resemblance to the original RailUSA scheme that appears on a few motors with nearby FGAR.... (more)

#430 is seen spotting reefers at E&J Gallo Winery off the branch thru the Flagler Center.

#430 is seen with the weekday road switcher departing Bowden Yard. This is its second trip on this job since leaving New Smyrna Beach a couple weeks ago.

RoadRailer service had one train in each direction for Simpson Yard.