Florida East Coast Railway Train 202 comes through St. Augustine this gloomy last Saturday of March.

Flash floods in South Florida disrupted the FEC, a 242 extra helps play catch up

The Sunday 202 rolls across the marshland.

Over a year since the repainting began most of FEC's ES44's now sport the Grupo Mexico Transportes Livery.

105 wheels out of Bunnell

The FEC gives Santa a hand hustling into Bunnell

FEC 105 rolls into Bunnell with 808 in charge. Famous East Coast Hogger Dave Shelly is nearing retirement and only has a few runs left.

FEC 105 rolls out of Bunnell

FEC 105 rolls into Bunnell. A careful observer will note one of the Susan Komen motors 3rd out.

Seven days after Milton's 15 inches of rain water still fills the ditches as 105 rolls past.

This edition 105 was missing it's LNG tender

The FEC 202 in St. Augustine

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Flash Floods shut down the FEC for about 12 hours which resulted in a fleet of extra trains, like this 242.