FEC 107 rolls along the tidewater in the Nations Oldest City. The 107 is a reliable train to shoot in the spring and summer months here, turning up between 6-7 pm, an hour later on Saturday.

The 3rd of a three train parade in St. Augustine this morning.

Once in a great while when extra freight at New Smyrna needs to go north too much for 202 and 905 does not get it, this happens.

Water, palm trees and a "Champion"; it's hard to find a scene that screams "Florida" more than this! A very late 121 enters Deerfield Beach.

Florida East Coast train No. 226-11 curves through St. Augustine, Florida, led by a pair of new GE ES44C4s on January 12, 2015.

FEC 226 crosses the tidwater

FEC 101 roars thru a thunderstorm as a stalled weather system brought about 48 hours of solid heavy thundery rains to the area. Total amounts ranged from 3-5 inches.

FEC train 105 overtakes FEC 905 at Dorena (seen way back there). The 105 has been running on Thursdays as needed usually an hour or two after 101.

First train for me of 2016. Started with a bang...four motors on 101.

First test! The always progressive and forward thinking FEC ran its first test of the LNG tender. Further tests between New Syrmna & Jax will be done this year.

A peaceful morning in St. Augustine finds 226 crossing the tidewater. The old "classic" shot is still available even with the new US 1 bridge that now offers many angles here.

FEC 224 slinks across the famous bridge in St. Augustine in this different view.

FEC 101 races out of a tropical rainshower during a period of unsettled weather across northeast Florida. Today's 101 had autos up front which is happening more and more lately.

The conductor gives us a wave as #123 hustles through town with a load of Crowley containers headed for Fort Lauderdale.

The run for Florida East Coast No. 226-11 is almost over as the train passes Sunbeam and approaches Bowden Yard at Jacksonville, Florida, on January 12, 2015.