Posted by Michael Biehn on March 27, 2009 
Bill you need to do a book on your years photographing trains. You've posted some real stunners!
Posted by Mike Lockwood on March 28, 2009 
Fantastic shot, Bill! Not too many shots of CLC's on RP.
Posted by Ed Maurey on December 20, 2013 
When I was much younger in 1968 I worked as a brakeman out of Revelstoke, BC. Occasionally FMs from the Cranbrook Division found their way up to our division. We all hated them!!! They were awkward to work from. Look at those steep, shin-banging steps. The windows were ridiculously narrow. But, what really drove us nuts was their absolute unreliability. We were lucky if we ever got home. Sure, they had an interesting dual crankshaft, valveless engine that apparently worked OK in submarines in WW II, but it's a drag when half your units crap out struggling up the hill to Glacier in 1968. Only the legendary cheapness of the CPR kept them from the scrappers' torches.
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