CP 110 is all about the DP units, here 2 of them are visable, while a 3rd is hidden behind the rock!

CP 222 snakes through with 5000ft of train behind

CP 9671 pulls 100 platforms, CP 9662 is assisting 64 platforms back.

Heading westbound with windfarm cargo

CP 785(windmill train) makes its way across the Little Pic River Bridge with a stellar lash up which includes one of CP's low emission diesel switchers . Railroad: Canadian Pacific Railway
Locomotive: EMD SD40-2
Location: Neys, Ontario, Canada
Locomotive #: CP 5912
Train ID: CP 785
Photo Date: August 22, 2010

A windmill train of generators and blades slowly snakes its way through the curves at Neys. Click Here to find out how you can get shots f... (more)

A poorly designed over tonnage 110 with 2 locomotives at 8500tons, @ 9800ft struggles Neys Hill, but makes it at a slow speed.

All 11895ft is seen here stretching out at Neys. That is 2.25 miles of rolling stock!

Train 112 rolls through Neys behind train 110 on a clear to stop indication

CP 103 rolls across the Little Pic River

Backdropped by 10 000 year old rock bluffs, CP 8709 crosses the Little Pic River and begins its assault on Neys Hill.

One of CP's monster 12000 f.t 110's grinds its way up the ruling Heron Bay sub grade at Neys and the train can be seen over 2 miles away along the steep rock bluffs overlooking Lake Superior.

The CP 9102 pulls a very short 23 car 223 westwards

I wanted to get a bit further up but try running up a snowy hill and breathing fridget -22C air in!!! 110-23 ~ 8766 + CP 8567//62 platforms//CP 8721//55 platforms/16 racks//9738 *9924 feet

In the step of its ancestors, CP's Royal Canadain Pacific makes its trek across Canada crossing the Little Pic River in Neys Provincial Park.