FEC 107 rolls along the tidewater in the Nations Oldest City. The 107 is a reliable train to shoot in the spring and summer months here, turning up between 6-7 pm, an hour later on Saturday.

FEC 107 in the nation's oldest city Miami bound. Evidence of Henry Flagler's work is seen beyond the rails, the old HQ for the FEC along with the college once an FEC hotel seen in the distance.

FEC 101 with the famous East Coast Hogger blasts through Dorena

FEC's Flagship train blasts through Colfax

The COVID 19 crisis has brought unusual shorter consists to Silver Service trains, like the Silver Star.

With the time change, shots of 107 are possible again, giving us a socially distanced view in the nation's oldest city. The FEC continues to play a vital roll bringing supplies during COVID 19.

Last day of March finds 101 rolling out of Bunnell.

On a warm day my wife and I practice social distancing catching 101 hustling more needed supplies to SoFlo.

Today's 101 brought a few extra motors. The FEC has stepped up additional resources to help with the surge in shipping due to the run on stores from the COVID 19 Pandemic.

More supplies and such heading to SoFlo.

The trains still roll! FEC now is swaping crews home on every train to minimize crew exposure to COVID 19. The FEC is helping resupply southern Florida due to the run on stores.

Sometimes 905 brings a surprise, as power at New Smyrna Beach occasionally gets picked up after repair. Even after reinstatement of 910, the 905 still does the occasional New Smyrna haul.

FEC has stepped up resources to help with the rush to resupply during the COVID 19 outbreak. 905 hauls containers north.

The trains must roll! FEC 101 kicks up some dust scooting through MOW work hustling critical supplies to SoFlo during the COVID 19 crisis.

Through the uncertain cloud filled sky, a ray of light which is fitting for the times we live in. Trains are critical now as they keep the needed supplies moving, regardless of COVID 19.