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Leasers Crossing The Fraser River

Two CEFX Leased AC4400Ws cross the Fraser River bridge on a beautiful October day. I was on a work train that had to wait for this buy to cross the bridge before I could cross.
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Ross Pugsley
I assume that you were on the BNSF branch of the bridge leads. Great shot! Must have used a long lens too. Rare vantage spot for sure.
 
PNWhogger
Yes, I was on a NB work train and had to wait for this guy to clear before we could proceed.
 

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