CITX 142 waits in the Palm Bay siding while a thunderstorm moves east over the Atlantic.

FEC 711 and FEC 715 lead the northbound train FEC 202 up the Palm Bay siding, where it will wait to meet the southbound FEC 101 hotshot.

The rain is still falling on FEC 107 as a severe thunderstorm moves out over the Atlantic. The East Coast Hogger doesn't seem to mind getting a little wet as he waits to do a roll bye inspection ... (more)

FEC 101 leads FEC 714, which is painted in the new Champion paint scheme, north through the Palm Bay siding.

FEC 202 about 10 hours late which is exceptionally rare for the the railway that runs like a Swiss watch. But made for rare photo op.

FEC 820 and FEC 812 lead the northbound FEC 202 train across the Crane Creek bridge in downtown Melbourne.

The 202 ran out of New Smyrna today

Florida East Coast Railway train 202 heads across the Crane Creek Bridge in Melbourne, FL. This view will change dramatically in the near future as the bridge will be replaced as part of the Virgi... (more)

FEC 202 dropping off rock at New Smyrna Beach. After the drop they would wait for 107 before heading north.

An early 202 arrives at New Smyrna Beach to set out some rock loads from SoFlo. The earlier run allowed for some daylight photos here.

FEC 202 ran a little bit early today allowing for some daylight shots up at the north end of the railroad today.

A short 202 ran today out of New Smyrna Beach. Catching a GP38-2 leading on a mainline train here, or anywhere really these days is quite rare. Throwback to the 1980's when this was common.

FEC 202 ran today out of New Smyrna Beach passing through Bunnell.

FEC 716 has taken the Palm Bay siding as the southbound FEC 101 trains heads towards Miami.

FEC 439, FEC 438, and FEC 434 lead the northbound train 202 through the Palm Bay siding. It wasn't too often that a solid set of GP40-2s would be the power on a FEC train, so it was a real treat ... (more)