CBNS 3022 & 1563 power CBNS local 523, seen here having just left Northern Pulp, as the crew heads for Michelin to set off loads of carbon and pickup empties.

At 0745, L505 rounds the corner, having just passed King's Wharf, weaving its way down to the Autoport with CN 4789 catching some morning golden rays. CN 4732 was the other GP38-2 providing power... (more)

This loaded Sydney Coal Railway (SCR) train has just left the coal dock in Sydney and is en route to the generating station at Lingan, with ex-Devco GP38-2s 228 and 218 leading 21 cars. These trai... (more)

CN 2813 leads a stack train through Truro heading east towards Halifax’s Rockingham yard

CN 5693 leads train 407, as they crest the grade at Folly Lake, Nova Scotia. Still some Fall colors left in the hills.

After a brief stop at the east end of Belmont, stack train Q120 continues on, as they arrive at Truro, Nova Scotia, and head on to the Bedford Sub.

Eastbound stack train Q120 crosses over the trestle at East Mines, Nova Scotia, at sunrise.

With the sun finally peaking over the Folly Mountains, eastbound stack train Q120 heads along the waters of Folly Lake, Nova Scotia.

CN 8899 leads an overpowered Q120, as they approach Amherst, Nova Scotia near sunrise. With only 3 units online, they had no problems powering this small 354 axle intermodal.

C630s 2039, 2015 and 2032 haul a Sydney to Stellarton freight, seen here running alongside the Trans-Canada Highway.

C630s 2039, 2015 and 2032 haul a Sydney to Stellarton freight.

With a deathstar on the point, CN Q120 heads by the turbines, as they approach Amherst, Nova Scotia.

CN stack train Q120 has just crested the uphill climb through Folly Mountain, and are starting their descent, as they rumble through Folly Lake, Nova Scotia, near sunrise.

CN stack train Q120 starts it's slight uphill climb, as they approach Debert, Nova Scotia. Shot with my Sigma 150-600mm lens, at 600mm.

In some nice early morning light, CN stack train Q120 crosses over the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border, at Fort Lawrence, approaching Amherst, Nova Scotia.