FEC's Christmas Train seen at St. Augsutine

The 202 brought an interesting lashup this morning

Specialty Susan Komen motor in support of Breast Cancer research leads the 204 this morning.

Flash Floods shut down the FEC for about 12 hours which resulted in a fleet of extra trains, like this 242.

Newfangled Transportation. The FEC 148 rests while the engineer talks to the driver of a Thomas Flyer that was authenticated to have been part of the 1908 Around the World Competition

The Reflection. Temporarily restored to its original FEC garb, the U.S. Sugar Light Pacific poses during a well-done photo charter.

An unusual spin of the somewhat common GE-LNG-EMD sets roaming the rails lately. Not sure what led to this leading, more likely to catch something like this on the Unit Train at City Point, but h... (more)

Sunday morning's 202 is usually a mix of power to balance the lack of northbounds over the weekend and this time of year is a better northbound shot across the marsh.

Unusual mid-late day outing of the FEC business (BIZ) cars southbound from Jax to Fort Pierce, stopping in New Smyrna Beach and Titusville Ramp along the way. An unscheduled stop at Cocoa Junctio... (more)

Flash Floods shut down the FEC for about 12 hours which resulted in a fleet of extra trains, like this 240 with a rare EMD leader.

Last train out before flash floods shut down the railroad down south was FEC 206.

A solo GP40-2 sits in the small yard in Medley, Florida on the Florida East Coast's Medley Lead trackage waiting for an evening crew to come on duty to sort stone cars. Running northwest out of th... (more)

After a brief break with all-SD40-2 consists, the GE's have (surprisingly) returned to the Unit Train. This actually means there are more EMD on the mainline again. Today, with a cut of Vulcan h... (more)

One of the few remaining GP38-2s on the railroad in the even rarer "Going Places in Florida" paint scheme pulls a short cut of intermodal across the Stuart Drawbridge on its way to Fort ... (more)

The 808 is one of the latest motors to be painted in the Grupo Mexico Transportes livery seen on 202. The Sunday edition of 202 usually features extra motors being ferried to Jax.