In the final days of Ontario Southland Railway's Guelph Junction operation 1591 could often be seen working by itself on the second job. To see a GP9 working solo in CP multimark, this could easil... (more)

Due to extra traffic, a weekend special brings a rare afternoon Northbound past the Sharpe Feed Store headed for Guelph, ON

Looking more and more like a CPR roadswitcher coming back from Goderich, a pair of former CPR London built GP9u's lead the Monday through Friday Guelph Jct job back to the junction with interchang... (more)

With the sun setting, it's onwards home with 10 empties for the CP London Pickup to lift. Today's chore included switching out Fiberglas, PDI Elizabeth St. and PDI Liquid (Huntsman) in Guelph.

Rockin' and rollin' OSRX 8235 and 1210 (not pictured) tag along for a ride as we head north past the south siding switch at Moffat.

Almost home, the 08:00 heads back to the junction after a full day of switching up in Guelph.

The sound of MLW's fill the morning air coupled with the sound of ice and tree branches falling all around, the extra road switcher marches northwards to Guelph. Thanks for the smoke show Bruce !

Clearing away the trees from last nights ice storm.

The first of two jobs begins the journey north to Guelph along the Goderich Sub in Moffat, today's job consists of two ex CP MLW's RS18u and RS23 and 20 loads.

Endless row of track joints stretch beyond the eye along the Guelph Junction Railway, off in the distance the local is coming back from switching numerous industries in Guelph.

The Guelph Junction Express rounds the bend before crossing Nassagaweya Line 1 just north of Moffat, its black locomotive shining gold in the brilliant sunset with the play of light on the front o... (more)

This is the inaugural (revenue) run of the Guelph Junction Express. It did a test run or two beforehand.

LLPX 2210 leads a full CWR strand into bolted rail territory.. upgrades coming? The hopper behind the engine is in original D&RGW paint and reporting marks, too. This train set off CWR strandes in... (more)