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  1. Strange lash-up on a local

    Strange lash-up on a local

    I've been observing this local for almost two years now. It performs switching at Fort Rouge yard, local job to Fort Garry Industrial Park #2 (aka former Manitoba Sugar site) and to the cement plant, which is where this local is coming from. I've seen the following lash-ups for power, with an *...
  2. Weston Trio

    Weston Trio

    3/5 trains that were waiting to head out west. CEFX 1012 with another CP AC4400CW on an intermodal, and in the backround, CP 5707, SD40-2, and a GP35 slug, CP 1127, powered by CP 3027, GP38-2. Those two were switching.
  3. Working all year round

    Working all year round

    CN crew works in winter and spring. If you look really carefuly, you'll notice that the slugs are different. In the top photo it's YBU-4, in the bottom one it's a S-3. Most often it's a GP9 slug though. The power is always GP9RM. CN 7213 & 203 CN 7251 & 268
  4. Mainline meet in the Rain

    Mainline meet in the Rain

    As the local returns from the cement plant, it's being passed by an eastbound. Power: CN 2626 & 2531 (Dash 9-44CW's) and an unidentified CN SD75I or SD70I. The power for the local: CN 271 (GP9 slug) CN 7267 (GP9RM)
  5. CN yard job

    CN yard job

    CN 7218 & 224, both GP9's, one a GP9RM, the other a slug, pulling a mixed freight into the yard. The pair then went on switching.
  6. CN local

    CN local

    CN 7273, GP9RM and a GP9 slug are pulling 1/2 dozen cars through the industries. One of my first digital photos. Glad I could catch it in action. The local runs a couple times per week.
  7. So Long, Slugger

    So Long, Slugger

    Still in revenue serivice and original paint, this Philadelphia, Bethlehem & New England SW9 and slug set waits to make a pick up on a dreary morning.
  8. Old meets new

    Old meets new

    How many Class I Railways still have a SW8 on roster, switching IMS? The unit has since been put in storage. CP 1010, SW8 slug, pulling an intermodal. Powered by a GP9u.
  9. Slug leading

    Slug leading

    CN 278, GP9 slug, leads a local, with CN 7218, GP9RM for power.
  10. Power move

    Power move

    Power move on the eastbound grain train. The units were: CN 9508, CN 9468, CN 9543 (all GP40-2L(W)'s), CN 4795 (GP38-2(W)), CN 7224 (GP9RM) and CN 271 (S-3 slug).
  11. UP 886

    UP 886

    UP 886 along w/5 other units head south from Tower 55 in Fort Worth, Texas.
  12. KCS 4257

    KCS 4257

    KCS 4257 sits in the weeds w/several other KCS slugs&Midsouth units.
  13. UP/SP slug yard job

    UP/SP slug yard job

    SP 7621, UP slug S-12, & UPY 576 (RCL) working the south end of Ney Yard in Fort Worth, TX.
  14. BCR Slug ex RS3

    BCR Slug ex RS3

    Taken at the same time with the other BCR unit.


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