Exceptionally rare daylight 202 in Bunnell gives us the chance to shoot what was a routine shot years ago. Prior to 2008, 202 was a daytime train, these days usually through at night.

FEC 202 found some sun in Melbourne on a mostly cloudy day.

Class unit FEC 800 leads 202 north over the Stuart drawbridge.

A pair of FEC's Big Champs lead today's #202 across the St Lucie River drawbridge in Stuart, FL.

Train #202 usually passes through Stuart, FL in mid-late afternoon. Today is no exception as it runs through the center of town on the FEC's well groomed right of way.

ECH guides two ES44C4s across the St. Lucie River drawbridge with 12,000 ft of train in tow.

FEC train #202 heads north at Stuart with clear blocks for Jacksonville.

Northbound 202 takes the siding at Micco to meet 101

Northbound 202 rain crosses the St.Lucie River bridge in Stuart.

Northbound 202 train rolls across the Elbow Creek Trestle in Melbourne, FL under threatening skies. 101 will be waiting in the Siding at Pineda so they'll have a straight shot to Titusville where ... (more)

As the blue hour approaches, FEC train 202, led by FEC 106, meets train 101 in the Palm Bay siding. Even though both trains were very long, they were able to do a rolling meet without stopping.

FEC 101, FEC 104, FEC 416, FEC 418, and FEC 501 pull northbound train FEC 202, which has plenty of power to pull their 140 car, 10,300 foot long train to Jacksonville. To see 5 locomotives on a F... (more)

Racing north through Rockledge, FEC 107 and FEC 102 are finally seeing the sun begin to set after being dowsed by a typical Florida thunderstorm.

CITX 142 waits in the siding as Florida East Coast southbound intermodal hotshot FEC 101 races down the mainline.

As a thunderstorm clears the area, CITX 142 and FEC 714 roll FEC train 202 north across the Crane Creek bridge in downtown Melbourne, Florida.