720 on 7/20.....The latest locomotive in the Champion scheme as it's becoming known leads 226 on a drizzly morning. No 210 today so 226 was a combo of both.

FEC 713 leads 226 into Bunnell on this warm tropical morning. The 719 certainly could use a paint job, which in time it will be repainted alike the first. You can see FEC's new containers.

226 crossing the Tomoka River on this early July morning, check out the interesting lash up.

Dual set of the Champion scheme bring 226 into St. Augustine. It's back to the future as this is the official FEC scheme once again.

FEC 226 launches across the Tomoka river with dual Champion schemed motors. This is only the 2nd time this has happened, but more repaints are on the way.

It is a beautiful morning in St. Augustine with two engines in my favorite paint scheme. This is the first time I had ever seen two of them together.

One of FEC's "Champion" schemed locomotives leads train 226 past the tidewaters of the San Sebastian River on a beautiful morning in the Nation's Oldest City.

FEC 226 faithfully appears on Sunday morning near 9:00 AM with the 708 and ratty 719 which needs a repaint badly. Over time the yellow will be replaced by the Champion scheme.

FEC 226 on a warm morning in St. Augustine with famous 714 2nd motor. The yellow ex UP scheme is now endangered as all road motors will be painted like 714 over time.

A friendly wave from 226's engineer with FEC 714 2nd out. This spot only works this time of year.

A wet, humid, tropical morning greets FEC 226 in Bunnell with 4 motors passing City of Bunnell mower. Power changes have placed SD40-2's on some trains, SD70M-2s on others.

FEC 226 marches into St. Augustine with doublestacks and 3 motors. Recently there have been all sorts of power lashups on FEC trains, never know what's coming next.

It appears that the FEC has gone back to dual SD70M-2s on thru freights which opens up more chances to catch a repaint on the point. Here 714, leads 226 through Bunnell.