FEC 107 is lugged around the famous curve in the Nation's Oldest City as the curch where Mr. Flagler is buried looks on. One may notice the new US 1 bridge in the background.

FEC 107 behind three motors rolls into the low evening sun in St. Augustine on a low humidity clear cooler day. This was the first cloudless day we have had since spring.

FEC 107 lead by two classics slides through St. Augustine on a humid warm breeezy evening. The crane in the background is working on the US 1 highway bridge reconstruction.

FEC 107 weaves through St. Augustine on a June evening. Shots here only offer the best light in the evenings during May, June and July.

Afternoon thunderstorms are winding down as FEC 107 with Mr. Tim at the throttle roars through the moderate rain. Some places recorded over 2 inches of rain within an hour during this storm.

Riders of the storm...FEC 714 leads FEC train 107 out of a squall associated with Beryl that made landfall in the area the night before. The FEC had shut down due to the storm but now was u... (more)

With daylight savings time in effect shots of FEC 107 are now possible. Here 107 just sneaks out into the sunnwhile a crane in the background stands guard over the US 1 bridge which is being compl... (more)

One number off While I didn't get the SD40-2 everyones talking about, this solid set of SD40-2's was a real treat even if the yellow paint is starting to look a bit peachy.

FEC 107 wheels around a curve just west of the San Sebastian River in the light of the lowering sun. Shots of 107 will be impossible in about a month as the days get shorter and eventually the tim... (more)

FEC locomotives 101 and CITX 142 lead FEC 107 on a hot and humid evening in St. Augustine.

FEC 107 wheels through St. Augustine with a variety of intermodal and even some general freight. Right behind the motors some trailers from Best Buy something not seen regular on other railroads b... (more)

Is that an Alco back there? No it is one of the CITX motors smoking like an Alco as FEC 107 throttles up into Moultrie Junction on 4th of July Eve.