#109 was the third of three trains in 90 minutes passing through Stuart this morning.

FEC 818 and 817 lead an intermodal south by Boynton Beach after a meet at Hypoluxo.

FEC 811 and 822 lead a solid set of 87 loaded NS coal cars across the very long Roseland Bridge.

FEC 811 and 822 lead a solid set of 87 loaded NS coal cars across the Turkey Creek Bridge in Palm Bay.

FEC 811 and 822 lead a solid set of 87 loaded NS coal cars across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne.

FEC 815 and 822 leading Train 109 southbound

Eighty-eight hundred horsepower provided by two General Electric ES44C4s guide train 109 across the Eau Gallie River in Melbourne.

Florida East Coast's brand new GE GEVO 815 and 814 leads train 109 south across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne. The new locomotives are becoming standard on FEC trains, with the old... (more)

The crew on southbound train 109 waits for their counterparts on train 210 to arrive at the Palm Bay siding. By swapping trains, the crews can head back home in time for Thanksgiving dinner.

It is a beautiful Thanksgiving morning as FEC 710 leads newly painted FEC 419 out of the siding at Palm Bay. With the new FEC GE ES44Cs now arriving, SD40-2s on the point of FEC trains may be a t... (more)

It is a beautiful Thanksgiving morning as FEC 710 leads newly painted FEC 419 down the siding in Palm Bay. The train is preparing to stop and wait for the arrival of the northbound train 210, so ... (more)

FEC 710 leads newly painted FEC 419 southbound across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne on a beautiful Thanksgiving morning.

FEC SD70M-2 101 leads FEC 416, which is sporting the new blue paint scheme, south towards Miami with train 109 in tow. Scenes of SD70M-2s pulling FEC trains will soon be a thing of the past with ... (more)

A very rare late running 109 gives us the unique opportunity to photograph as it passed when it's normally dark. Today's 109 had a variety of freight as it normally does.

A torrential thunderstorm greets FEC train 109 as it rolls south across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne. Over 4 inches of rain fell from this storm.