How could your work day get any better? Waist-deep in corn, the OSR's bi-weekly excursion to the industries in St. Thomas is seen speeding through the photogenic farmland of southwestern On... (more)

Pictured here, the OSR's daily run to the CAMI Automotive Plant (situated in the middle of a corn field) wyes its power along with a single autorack. After reconnecting to the rest of its cut of a... (more)

The first "J" train of the day blows through the intermediates at Newtonville on its way to Montreal.

Train 41 catches the first glint of sunlight as it rounds the elevated curve at Newtonville.

After making a quick turnaround just outside of Newcastle, we were able to beat train 369 to Beare Road after his work at Oshawa. Pictured here, 369 slowly ascends the grade approximately 15 miles... (more)

8949 and another GE product lead this loaded unit ethanol train eastbound through the quiet town of Port Hope.

2205, one of CP's newest horses, idles on the old caboose track in Agincourt Yard with a TEC consist in tow.

With a foreman occupying the block beside us, we turned our backs to the CP tracks and set our focus on the adjacent CN Kingston Sub. However, when we noticed this surprise round the corner, we we... (more)

A few of the OSR's horses sit idle outside the shops in Salford. *Taken on property with full consent from employees*

A crew member observes as the OSR pulls into Beachville where it will setoff a cut of covered hoppers in the siding before continuing to the CAMI Automotive Plant with its head-end autoracks.

A pair of former Canadian Pacific switchers and their single covered hopper power through the countryside of southwestern Ontario on their way to St. Thomas.

The OSR's bi-weekly trip to St. Thomas strolls through one of the many vast rural areas of southwestern Ontario on this balmy summer morning.

Train number 65, the Montreal-Toronto shuffle breaks the silence in the quiet town of Lovekin, Ontario on its way to Oshawa, and eventually Toronto under threatening skies.

A pair of cowls, headed by BC Rail 4619 haul 149's Montreal-Chicago IMS by Nichols Road.

6446 and its 5 stainless steel coaches catch the final glint of sunlight of the day on their way to Toronto.