In sweet evening light CP Red Barn 9020 leads a CWR train over the Nipigon River Bridge.
OSR 378+OSR 503 hammer over the diamond at Carew as they make their way west towards Ingersoll with autoracks for CAMI and hoppers for Putnam.
The "Superior Flyer" accelerates past Marina Park as it makes it way towards Schreiber, Ontario for their 125th Anniversary Celebration. Visit http://www.nosta.on.ca/default_pgid_169.htm to fin... (more)
Fellow railpictures.net contributer Dave Young gets his shot http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=293160 of the CP CWR train crossing the Nipigon River bridge in sweet evening light
The CWR train that will end the Kinghorn Sudivisons fate, backs out the abandonded line approx 45miles to begin ripping up the tracks. Can you tell that this line hasnt been used much in years?
With downtown Port Aurthur in the background a CP eastbound intermodel train accelerates upgrade out of Thunder Bay and through Current River
The CP Heritage Train running behind schedule due to the museums car exhaust fan tripping the hot box detectors, finally makes its way back into the Lakehead and past CN Port Arthur Yard.
After making the CN lift CP 220 accelerates out of town with a trio of sd 40-2's.
The CWR train that will end the Kinghorn Sudivisons fate, marshalls around some cars to be able to back out the line approx 45miles to begin ripping up the tracks.
CP 220-19 makes its way over the Nipigon River and what is left of CN's Kinghorn Subdivision as it makes its way east along CP's Nipigon Subdivision
CP 107 pulls into Thunder Bay on a sunny but cold January Day
CP 441 departs Thunder Bay with quite possibly one of the best lashups I have ever seen on CP(CP 5963+ CN 2657+ D&H 7312!)
A pair of wide body C 40-8's sit on the wye at Port Arthur waiting for the order of CN 437 after bringing CN 436 into town.
VIA 6133 accelerates out of Victoria as the sun comes up over the horizon
CP 103 crosses the Nipigon River Bridge. While this may look like the mountains it is not it is the North Shore of Lake Superior.