Looking just a little worse for wear this SOU/NS alumnus is a backking down the spur to serve an industry. She’s probably awaiting a rhinoplasty and a skin graft. Well a new paint job anyway. ... (more)

Built for ASAB. Photo by Dave Petke. From my collection.

The 1500 north end beltpack power takes a rest while its crew has lunch.

CN's 0700 Prince George South Yard north end switcher shoves a cut of cars into a departure track. CN GP38-2 4952 has a long history, most recently being purchased from Helm as their HLCX 3845. It... (more)

PTRA Job 141 doubles it's 127 car train out of North Yard, pulling all the way to Buffalo Bayou with one of their Centennial painted units in the lead.

CN's 0700 Prince George South Yard north end switcher heads for another cut of cars using CN GP38-2 4952, WC GP38-2 2002 and CN GP38-2 7506 for power.

Hartwell 5130 & 3000 roll south at Eastanollee with four cars from NS at Toccoa for Bowersville & Royston.

The Grand Rapids Eastern pulls across a wooden trestle on Flat River in Lowell, MI as it works King Milling. This is former Grand Trunk Western Tacage that the GRE keeps alive. The King Milling Co... (more)

B22-06's train climbs out of the valley and into Blackfalds, AB.

A short local returns to Red Deer from Stettler behind a pair of GP38-2s.

A four pack of RJ Corman EMDs lead Raleigh & Fayetteville train RF01 over the NS and CSX mains at Boylan.

Time for me to enter in "modernity". Here is the first photo taken with my very first drone, local YRP003 at Longue-Pointe yard in eastern Montreal.

After almost one hour of switching at Oil-Dri, QG local 503 is now running backwards to enter on Trois-Rivières Subdivision via Saint-Martin JCT, to serves two more customers.

A pair of ex-Missouri Pacific GP38-2 (QGRY 3539, nee MP 900 and QGRY 3538, nee MP 943) are switching at Oil-Dri, in Laval, on the CPKC Parc Subdivision. QG 503 runs every Sunday morning and serves... (more)

B22-06's train hustles home for Red Deer and is about to duck underneath AB Highway #2A just north of Blackfalds.