At 8:47 p.m. on July 15, 2013, Canadian National train No. 112 reflects the last of the evening sun as it bends through Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing near Brule, Alberta.

Canadian National coal train No. 720 rolls through scenic Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing near Brule, Alberta, on July 13, 2013.

CN C40-8W 2162 and C40-8 2123 lead an empty sand train away from its origin at Swan Landing, passing Mile 196.5 of CN's scenic Edson Sub.

A nice matched pair of EMDs head west along the shores of the Athabasca River with CN's class SD70I leading the way.

Borrowed CP ES44AC 9371 leads CN's Prince Rupert-Chicago stack train Q198 east on the Edson Sub after a good dumping of snow the night before. Winter has yet again come early on the Edson Sub.

CN SD70I 5623 and very clean SD60 5475 pull into track YB08 at Swan Landing to make a pickup.

A pair of big clean GEs lead train Q111 away from Swan Landing.

CN C44-9WL 2520 and ET44AC 3032 lead train Q105 away from the west switch at Swan Landing.

CN SD60 5462 and IC SD70 1010 lead train G834 east on the scenic west end of the Edson Sub.

CN SD60 5462 and IC SD70 1010 lead Vancouver-Edmonton train G834 along the shores of the Athabasca River between Park Gate and Swan Landing on CN's Edson Sub.

In a vista overlooking Brule Lake, Canadian National train No. 302 swings through Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 19, 2013.

Reflecting the setting sun with stainless steel, VIA Rail’s eastbound Canadian, arcs through “Robertson’s Curve” at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 9, 2014. The train is skirting Brule Lake... (more)

Grande Prairie-Swan Landing train A459 pulls into the yard at Swan Landing behind a pair of ET44ACs.

Perhaps one of the most beautiful places on Earth, Brule Lake just east of Jasper National Park. A CN eastbound manifest makes a nice reflection in late afternoon light with calm waters as it pass... (more)

Canadian National intermodal train No. 102 passes along the shore of Brule Lake as it rolls through “Robertson’s Curve” at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 7, 2014.