A view from the other end (click location to see Wayne's recent Top of 24 shot #293220) of North Bay's line of shame, with Temiskaming & Northern Ontario 503 on the point.

Back in our favourite "camp", the Canyon View Camp Car in the Agawa Canyon, we had the most beautiful weather imaginable for the entire week! Just ten days before our arrival the entire park was f... (more)

Sunshine, blue sky, fluffy white clouds and green grass all combine for nice reflections on the six-foot drivers of this freshly repainted Mountain-Class "Bullet Nosed Betty" type locomotive on st... (more)

YDHR volunteer Tom passes time between runs chatting with the head-end crew at historic Uxbridge Station.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! The Guelph Junction Express put on a special dinner run out of Guelph complete with fireworks and champagne at midnight at Arkell. Light snow in the air reflecting the village's li... (more)

On the last day of scheduled steam service for the year the Portage Flyer has just left the Rotary Village Station and is headed for Fairy Lake with a familiar face (to me at least), RP contributo... (more)

Once touted as "the shortest commercially operated railway in the world" when it portaged the ridge between Peninsula Lake and Lake of Bays the Huntsville and Lake of Bays Railway now runs its "Po... (more)

On the last day of scheduled steam service for the year the Portage Flyer approaches Fairy Lake Station with RP contributor Wayne Shaw at the throttle. The houses in the background are actually a ... (more)

The Guelph Junction Express rounds the bend before crossing Nassagaweya Line 1 just north of Moffat, its black locomotive shining gold in the brilliant sunset with the play of light on the front o... (more)

SSR's 70 ton GE framed by the arch of CP's Mactier Sub bridge over 7th Line between Beeton & Tottenham.

2201 shines in the evening sun outside the ONR shops in Cochrane. Taken with permission.

With the cancellation of the Northlander passenger train service last year we don't ever get to see ONR 1809, one of our favorite locomotives any more, unless we decide to drive up to North Bay, w... (more)

Eastbound through a bit of a snowshower in late afternoon light...

The thunderstorms ended about an hour ago; now the puddles are drying up and the temperture is cooling a bit as the sun sinks lower. All in all, not a bad evening to be kicking containers around a... (more)

Green means go (although not necessarily a smooth ride) and so the Northlander throttles up after clearing the south switch at Martins Siding, heading into the setting sun. A couple of things to n... (more)