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  1. SP7100 local power

    SP7100 local power

    SP7100 leads his local manifest WB at 12:17pm
  2. SP 7100 pulls a WB local manifest

    SP 7100 pulls a WB local manifest

    SP7100 (GP40M-2) and UP350 pull an 11-car local manifest WB at 12:17pm
  3. EB manifest

    EB manifest

    EB UP manifest finally gets signal to head towards El Paso
  4. The Things That MOW Leaves Around

    The Things That MOW Leaves Around

    BNSF7512 is centered between a pile of ties in Winlock, WA.
  5. Eastbound manifest

    Eastbound manifest

    Two UP's sandwiching rental power
  6. Out-of-town work

    Out-of-town work

    KCS powers a WB manifest
  7. Local delivery?

    Local delivery?

    With downsizing and outsorcing, now when your parcel gets loaded in the van, the van is loaded on a flat and shipped by rail to wherever you live. Yeah right, 13 brand new Daimler vans, most likely from Dartmouth, NS are heading West to serve you. Such loads are somewhat common on CN IMS trains...
  8. Power hour

    Power hour

    The city of Saskatoon is located in potash country, meaning unit potash trains, and subsequent light power moves from the mines to the city, are a common site. Whenever possible CP likes to tag the potash power onto a manifest, in addition to wayfreight power (typycilally Geeps) which work grain...
  9. CP 454-31

    CP 454-31

    CP 454 normally leaves Saskatoon around noon or 8pm. Today however he decided to go for 5:30pm, not a good time variance if you try to catch it like I do. The power is CP 5984-9111-5712, in three distinct CP paint shemes: Action red, beaver & dual-flags. It's odd that the units are all...
  10. CN 5373

    CN 5373

    An SD40-2, proud and strong. Seen here with CN 2405 on a short manifest train. Considering the lenghth of the train, I think the power is well suited to the operation.
  11. UP rounding the curve..

    UP rounding the curve..

    Here is UP #3921 rounding the Salt Creek Trestle curve coming up to the south end of Heather siding.
  12. Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk.

    Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk.

    Here is a series of pictures I took of the Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk heading south. I saw this train at The Dalles, it took him well over 3 hours to arrive at Oakbrook siding.
  13. Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk.

    Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk.

    Here is a series of pictures I took of the Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk heading south. I saw this train at The Dalles, it took him well over 3 hours to arrive at Oakbrook siding.
  14. Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk.

    Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk.

    Here is a series of pictures I took of the Q-HKRV-09th on the Oregon Trunk heading south. I saw this train at The Dalles, it took him well over 3 hours to arrive at Oakbrook siding. Then we chased him down to Shear's Falls.
  15. CP 454

    CP 454

    CP 454 (E/B manifest+IMS, Sutherland-Winnipeg) is by far my favorite train on the CP PNL. Why? It fits my objective criterea: 1. Good timing, daily and always around noon 2. Good consist, lots of cars, a real good junk train - hoppers, gondolas, cente-beams, tankers, boxcars, platforms...
  16. CP Rail Classic

    CP Rail Classic

    Whatever happend to the classic CP Rail? Nowdays its all about GE's and intermodals. Good thing CP still knows how to put a show on the PNL. 3SD40-2's lead a manifest consisting of all kinds of stuff, including MILW gondolas loaded with pipe, a brand new DME hopper, and an ex-CNW and Union...
  17. Another day with the stack manifest

    Another day with the stack manifest

    CN C44-9W 2642, SD60F 5550, SD75i 5726, and SD70M-2 8023 speed the stack manifest eastbound. The trains are moving much faster without the bridge crews around.
  18. An interesting meet

    An interesting meet

    As the stack manifest clears the main, a short grain and potash train aproaches on the siding. The second train caught me by surprise.
  19. High emission levels

    High emission levels

    The C44-9W ain't the only thing making smoke at Riverview tonight! Snapped a few Teenagers in the process. CN 115 goes over the bridge with C44-9W 2662, SD40-2W 5296, SD40-3 GCFX 6068, and a rare SD40U.
  20. Boxcars

    Boxcars

    In 5 different flavours! A healty string of boxcars pass on todays stack manifest.


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