Led by former Roberval & Saguenay M420TR number 26, the 2013 Canada Summer Games torch relay Orford Express train passes Shanks siding, near Magog.

MM&A crude oil #606 passes through Magog enroute to Saint John N.B

Bound for Saint John NB, MM&A crude oil unit train #606 catches the first rays as it rolls downgrade toward Magog with Mount Orford filling the background.

An ex-Roberval & Saguenay M420TR (the switcher version of the classic M420W) leads the Orford Express towards Eastman on a beautiful afternoon.

The Orford Express has just stopped in Magog so that its passengers (including the photographer) can stretch their legs a little bit.

The founder and owner of the Orford Express, conductor Donald Thompson, is part of the crew on every trip.

Farnham-Megantic Snow Plow Extra, reflects in Lake Memphremagog as it rolls through town

The Atlantic Limited is making a flag stop at Magog. Order board shows no train orders with an open block. A 45 degree yellow aspect would indicate form 19 orders which could be scooped on the fly... (more)

The local freight out of Sherbrooke switches the long siding at Magog.

A parade of Canadian Pacific Ten wheelers is heading west to be scraped. I was too young to understand that I was witnessing the end of the steam era in Eastern Canada.

The Atlantic Limited is on the last two hours of the overnight trip to Montreal as it stops at Magog. The locals called this train the Halifax because it connected with a ferry at St. John that co... (more)

Accelerating from the siding at Shanks, MM&A 5023 West charges through Magog on hot & muggy September day

Several passengers wait for the Atlantic Limited to stop so they can board for the two hour trip to Montreal. The first part of this trip is scenic like an east coast version of Banff. The route t... (more)

The local freight out of Sherbrook is relocating the work train as well switching local consignees. The RS 23 is not even a year old and some branches in the area are still being serviced with ten... (more)

First trip of the season for the tourist train Orford Express. Kudos to Don Haskel http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=183454 for the inspiration