Ok. That's a great looking shot. And a great location. How does one get there? Is it busy?
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That is one beautiful shot and of a railroad I have never even heard of, thanks for sharing Rod.
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I agree with Byron and add my surprise that this relatively unknown RR has GE C44-9W's.
Very nice photo and pretty cool livery for QNS&L.
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I can't agree more with what the other have said--that's one beautiful shot.
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| Posted by QNSL on August 9, 2006 | |
This railroad is an isolated line (no connection to the N. America rail system) that runs from its southern point at Sept Iles (meaning seven islands), Quebec and runs about 400 miles north to Labrador City. No roads follow this line. Points north are only accessable by train. The QNSL is also known for running some of the world's longest trains, sometimes 4 miles long. They also used paired SD40-2's as helpers 2/3rds back.
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