I'm really not certain on the exact location of this shot. I believe this photo was taken south of Truro, on the Bedford Sub at Hyde, Nova Scotia. Shot about 3 years ago and can't remember exact s... (more)

CN 8014 crosses the massive 3,920 foot Salmon River trestle near New Denmark, New Brunswick.

A pair of SD70M-2s and two yellowjackets lead the SU-99 across the Hackensack River bridge, which has recently seen some significant upgrades.

CN 8005 rolls through the burnt trees east of Lytton, with white canyon in the back.

A trio of power, led by NBSR 6402, sits parked in the yard waiting for it's next assignment, which will end up being NBSR westbound train 907 a few hours later.

Four locomotives fill the air with smoke as the NYSW SU-99 grinds up-grade through Wyckoff. With the SD70M-2s having taken the primary duty of hauling the road trains, it was nice to see two yell... (more)

23Z heads out of Altoona with an SD70M-2 leader as the day's snowfall wanes.

NBSR 6401 powers train 908 at Rooth, New Brunswick just after sunrise.

CN 149 has three DC units (CN 8963, CN 8826 & CN 2287) as it heads light power to the Port of Montreal to pick up its train.

VTR 432 leads the westbound GMRC 264 past the Ludlow Depot. The station always makes a nice photo location especially with the old Rutland Railroad order boards that have survived and are somehow ... (more)

An early morning roster shot of NBSR 6402, a refurbished ex Norfolk Southern SD70M-2 which was added to the roster last summer. I will say, I really love the green and yellow on these engines.

NBSR 6401 descends down into Fredericton Jct, New Brunswick. 30 plus years ago, this was a booming area, with traffic running north towards Fredericton and points west, east and north. Obviously, ... (more)

NBSR 6401 powers a late NBSR 908, seen here coming out of the trees at Hoyt, New Brunswick.

It's early in the morning as CN 310 approaches Turcot Ouest, where it will stop to set off cars for CN 400 to pick up.

NBSR train 908 rumbles through Acamac, a few miles from it's final destination of Saint John, New Brunswick.