CN 2949 leads A406, as they approach a snowy Petitcodiac, New Brunswick.

Luck was on my side today. During blue hour, in a colorful morning sky, CN 8947 pulls 13,920 feet of Q120's train, as they head by the frozen Palmers Pond at Dorchester, New Brunswick.

CN 8947 rounds the bend at Fort Beausejour, approaching the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border.

CN 8947 leads a 13,920 foot eastbound Q120, as they approach Amherst, Nova Scotia at sunrise.

Luck was on my side today. During blue hour, in a colorful morning sky, CN 8947 pulls 13,920 feet of Q120's train, as they round the curve at Upper Dorchester, New Brunswick. They were having no i... (more)

In a frosty sunrise, CN 8947 powers CN Q120, as they approach Maccan, Nova Scotia. Shot with my Sigma 150-600mm lens.

CP 8856 trails on train A406, as they rumble by Passekeag, New Brunswick. This is the first time I've seen CP power running on the Sussex Sub.

CP 8856 trails on train A406, as they rumble by Apohaqui, New Brunswick. This is the first time I've seen CP power running on the Sussex Sub.

Panning a cowl, CN 2407, as they approach Passekeag, New Brunswick.

The tracks over to CN's Courtnay Bay yard are in rough shape. At sunrise, CN B730 slowly negotiates it's train around the "rock cut" and are on the move to set off the cars at Courtnay B... (more)

IC 2699 leads stacker train Q120 as they approach the bend at Maccan, Nova Scotia, at sunrise.

CN 2598 is westbound as they hit a tiny snow bank left by the plows the day after a storm dumped 15cm of snow for this area. Winter has been kind of a disappointment so far this year.

CN 3079 leads stack train Q120 over the trestle at East Mines, Nova Scotia, with the sun rising for another day. Sometime over the last little while, everything along here had been brush cut, maki... (more)

After cresting the grade and starting their descent at Folly Lake, CN Q120 round the bend, picking up speed, approaching Londonderry, Nova Scotia with the sun rising in the background.

A pair of GE's lead train A406, as they crest the grade with their small train and start their descent down into Saint John, New Brunswick.