716 passes Turnbull Bay whilst hauling the Norfolk Southern geometry train from Hialeah to Bowden

The Sunday version of 202 roars out of New Smyrna

FEC 915-26 goes about its switching duties for the day at the New Smyrna Beach Yard.

FEC 101-29 screams southbound over Spruce Creek just north of New Smyrna Beach.

FEC 202 prepares to depart the yard.

The Sunday 202 gathers it's cars at New Smyrna for the journey north. The last few weeks, Sunday's 202 has started here.

Florida East Coast EMD GP40-2 No. 433, in fresh “Retro Blue” paint, rests in the railroad’s New Smyrna Beach Shop with sister locomotive No. 430 in the older blue scheme on January 10, 2015... (more)

The four red-white-blue Florida East Coast EMD SD70M-2s sit near the shop at New Smyrna Beach, Florida, on January 10, 2015. With the arrival of 24 new GE ES44C4s on FEC, groups of older power wer... (more)

819 & 810 pass New Smyrna Beach whilst hauling FEC train 202-04 from Hialeah to Bowden

After working the yard, FEC local 910 heads north out of New Smyrna Beach with two cars for Daytona

FEC 101 rolls into New Smyrna Beach with one of the LNG sets. I ran up the bridge for this shot collecting about 4.7 billion sand spurs which took me 20 minutes to pull off me later.

FEC 109 was the first train out after Christmas. The late departure allowed for some daytime photos when the train normally goes through in the dark. Here 109 does not stop at New Smyrna Beach.

On Veterans Day, a late running 109 gives me a chance to get this train in daylight in these parts.

At New Smyrna Beach yard