The "Rupert Rocket" departs Jasper, a nice "pocket" streamliner.
After a 677-mile run from Prince Rupert on the coast of British Columbia, VIA's Train 10, "Skeena," is about to connect to CN's mainline at Red Pass Jct. for its last 44-mile dash on to Jasper, Al... (more)
CNR freight F7 9098 leads number 10, the Rupert Rocket, eastbound into Jasper, Alberta in September 1967. The train has a steam generator car to provide heat to the train.
The eastbound Skeena Via no.6 crosses the Skeena River near New Hazleton on CN's Prince Rupert line
Having just departed from Prince Rupert, The eastbound Skeena passes part of the fishing fleet
The train to the distant right is the WB Skeena (now called the Jasper Prince Rupert train) at the station at departure time. The train near center being put together will follow her out. While ... (more)
VIA #5, the westbound Skeena, arrives in Prince George to drop off it's passengers for the night. It'll continue on to Prince Rupert in the morning.
The train is the The Skeena on the Fraser River Bridge at Prince George, BC. It's a big train in the summer. The river coming in from the left is the Nechako and from the right and to the below ... (more)
M303 is passed by the Skeena, VIA 7 at Moose Lake, as viewed from the Skyline car
It's like a sleepover, for trains. Handheld with my favorite camera =)
The spiderman unit sits on the skeena in the dead of a cold, cold night
VIA 6401 leading the "Skeena" eastward to Prince George for the night then on to Jasper the next morning.
VIA 8708, "Kootenay Park" brings up the rear of VIA's eastbound Skeena.
Via's Skeena heads to Jasper.
