A short 105 blasts through Bunnell with both Grupo Blue GP40-2's in tow as well as newly acquired biz cars (out of view).
FEC 808 leads the FEC train109 across the long Sebastian River bridge. A temporary bridge for the large cranes has been built of the far side of the railroad bridge so that the second main line b... (more)
FEC 808 leads train FEC 109 over the Turkey Creek bridge in Palm Bay, Florida. Work has just started in this area to build a temporary bridge to hold a large crane to help in the construction of ... (more)
FEC 808, LNG tender FEC 303, and FEC 821 races across the Eau Gallie River bridge with FEC train 109 in tow. Work has now started on building the second bridge at this location for the upcoming Br... (more)
FEC 808, LNG tender FEC 303, and FEC 821 lead train FEC 109 south across the Sebastian River bridge as work continues on building the second bridge for the upcoming Brightline passenger service be... (more)
FEC 808 and FEC 804 lead train 202 north across the Eau Gallie river bridge in Melbourne, Florida.
It is a beautiful morning as FEC 808 leads FEC 804 and FEC train 210 north across the Eau Gallie River bridge. Work has begun to build the second bridge for the future Brightline rail service fro... (more)
FEC 101 about an hour after a severe storm came through
FEC 210 ran a bit late today allowing some decent light for the train. Late trains on the FEC is a rare thing as the railway typically runs like a Swiss watch.
The hot 101 flies past some MOW crews at South Dorena.
FEC 101 rolls out of Bunnell. Some land clearing has recently occurred opening up the area for more sunlight.
The hot 101 blows south in a lucky spell of sunshine. A careful observer can catch Maryann hustling back to our vehicle after getting her shots.
FEC 101 with Dave Shelly hustles into Bunnell
Feats of Strength are performed on Festivus as 101 hustles south.
FEC 226 is framed up nicely by the Flora of the Saint Augustine marsh as the roll across the causeway that keeps them from the mud of the Sebastian River. The typical LNG set looks killer in the n... (more)
