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Slow train to Hythe
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Ross Pugsley

Slow train to Hythe

The Alberta Railnet train from Grande Prairie Alberta to Hythe Alberta, trundles through Beaverlodge at about 15 mph on October 2, 2002. On the point is 1012 a B30-7 (ex BN 5485,nee SLSF 863)and trailing is 1010 a B23-7 (ex NS 3975, nee SR 3975) both rebuilt in Livingston Montana.
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Nice shot, Ross. Nice framing and a great sky...
 
Nice picture. I hear some speculation the line to Dawson Creek maybe re-activated, depending I guess on what CN has in mind.
 
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Before being re-painted this is what the LMR looked like LOL! (same units/scenery)
http://tinyurl.com/yz44jb3

Why such an old millage marker? Usually it's MP78 etc.
 

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