Very rare for 101 to get rock loads, but that's exactly what happened on this mild day. The SD70M-2's time on the FEC may be short, GE's are coming.

FEC 106, CITX 142, and FEC 414 lead the Florida East Coast Railway hot intermodal train 101 south across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne as the sun sets on another beautiful day in th... (more)

FEC 101 roars through Palm Coast on my birthday! It's a beautiful 73 degree day on the day before "winter". Three motors on 101 are common these days as business picks up.

On a warm 80 degree day, FEC 101 thunders through Bunnell with a colorful lashup of power.

FEC 226 with the two latest paint schemes to be applied to the Florida East Coast Railway. The Rail America scheme was in 2009-2010 and the Champion scheme 2012 onward.

FEC 106 and CITX 140 lead FEC train 210 north across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne, Florida. 1/60th pan.

FEC 107 winds it's way through the Nation's Oldest City on a sunny evening with two former Rail America schemed locomotives. These locomotives will eventually leave in 2015.

After meeting train 109, FEC train 210 roars north out of the Micco siding under threatening skies.

Just after sunrise and dodging in and out of early morning clouds, FEC Train 121 can be seen here approaching its final destination of Hialeah Yard, after departing Jacksonville the night before.

Happy Easter with an Easter egg colored lashup! The mighty 101 heads south on an 80 degree day in northeast Florida.

It's a railway rainbow! FEC 101 brings three versions of paint schemes through Bunnell. Famous East Coast Hogger can be seen waving on this cool 60 degree day.

Hurricane Sandy's departure from Florida brought in cool temperatures in the 60's and blue skies for 101's passage. 101 has been running with three motors and autoracks pretty routinely now.

The rainy season that seems to never end douses FEC 101 on a Saturday afternoon. Heavy rains produced over 2 inches inside of an hour with some of the run off seen along the ROW.

FEC 101 blasts through a tropical downpour as typical afternoon showers and thunderstorms rumble through. Florida downpours can produce rainfall rates of 1-4 inches per hour.