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As the title promises, we explore portions of the southern half of the Florida East Coast Railway between Cocoa, FL and Stuart, FL. In Cocoa, we meet train 336, the very early morning loaded rock train from Miami, FL to Cocoa, FL. This train is difficult to catch in daylight, but he came in late on the morning of July 13th. His SD40-2 pair in bright FEC colors makes him stick out and thus it was nice to catch him. Local train FEC 920 shows up in this video multiple times; he is the Fort Pierce local that work north and south of the yard. He covers certainly about 100 miles on a day like this, which is a lot for a local train. His power is a GP40-2 in dark FEC colors. The other trains in the video - 103, 204, and 206 - are long distance trains connecting Jacksonville, FL in the north and Miami, FL in the south of Florida. These trains usually have a pair of ES44C4 engines sandwiching an LNG fuel tender.
This video is part 3 of the "Expedition to the Deep Southeast" series (find the entire playlist here: www.youtube.co.... Enjoy!