One of the things I always enjoyed about working the CN “south line” east of Winnipeg as opposed to the north is the nice M300 series manifest freights and the variety of power and freight the... (more)

A rear DPU on a 3000 ft road switcher?? Whatever, I'll take it! Visiting BNSF 7742 sporting a tattered Heritage II scheme passes the abandoned pool 8 elevator.

After a lengthy hit at Bowker for hotshot 119, CP's weed sprayer departs the siding and continues doing its thing eastward.

A fresh dumping of snow followed by a deep freeze surrounds hotshot 113 snaking along the mouth of the Nipigon River and the shores of Lake Superior’s Nipigon Bay.

A crisp and calm late summer morning finds hotshot 119 cruising along the mouth of the mighty Nipigon River approaching downtown Red Rock, Ontario.

CP 119 arrives in Thunder Bay and crosses McVicar Creek.

A medley of Canadian power crosses the McIntryre River yarding grain loads in Thunder Bay.

With a nice variety of manifest on the headend, “intermix”119 twists through Sunshine and across the Matawin River.

A frigid February day finds CP 113 kicking up some powder making some time on the approach to Hurkett.

Potash empties charge west along the Kashabowie Subdivision heading into the sweetest light.

Coke empties head west on the Kashabowie sub to make a hard left turn at Duluth Jct to head back south to the states for reloading. The post WWII intermediate block signal along with the codeline ... (more)

Late evening light finds CN 2824 shoving CP 112's train through the "Dexter Speedway" and down into Thunder Bay. The massive Resolute paper mill along with Mt McKay visible to the right.

CN 840 arrives clear of the OCS limits on the Kashabowie Sub and is 4 miles away from its termination point at Neebing Yard.

Surrounded by fall colors and the prominent rock outcroppings steeply rising from the shores of Lake Superior that the area is known for, CP 113 cruises along the Nipigon River on the approach to ... (more)

The daily Kashabowie Sub wayfreight clicks across the McIntyre River nearing the end of its journey a few miles ahead.