Ex Belt Railway of Chicago 471 at Gavilon Grain.

CN 4135 & CN 4904 are entering the Port of Montreal with a cut of grain cars that CN 310 had set off near Turcot Ouest earlier that day.

Getting ready to finish up CN X321. CN 596 is arriving at Turcot Ouest with cars for Toronto. It will back them up to the cars on Track 29 (at left) and then brake test the whole train. Lat... (more)

A lot going on in this scene. Salt Lake Garfield & Western's blue GP9's 8223 and 8201 are seen at the far westend of their yard and trackage. Also in the picture is a 44 tonner SSR 4501. Then ther... (more)

A Cenex Harvest States GP9 rests on a July afternoon. The front number board still indicates its heritage as ex NPR 2286. Originally GTW 4912.

The Pointe St-Charles Switcher is leaving the Port of Montreal after coming in light to pick up cars. At left are the remains of a siding that used to connect to the CN Wharf Spur.

CN 4135 & CN 4904 are entering the Port of Montreal light power.

SCXY 1363 with a short train at Harris, MN.

CN 4135 & CN 4904 is the power as the Pointe St-Charles Switcher heads towards the Port of Montreal. At left is a park that lets you see the rail action around here.

WW 811 passing the old Wheatons Glass Factory Millville NJ

Two former Minnesota Southern Geeps rest on the elevator track across from the former Chicago & North Western depot in Luverne, MN on a nice September Saturday. The line has been owned and operate... (more)

The Pointe St-Charles Switcher is doubling its train in the Port of Montreal with CN 4135 & CN 4904 for power.

Because it's a dealine and doesn't move, my photo of the power sitting in Schellville looks like everyone else's, but still was glad to finally get it myself.

The Pointe St-Charles switcher is about to get back on home rails as it leaves the Port of Montreal with hoppers and well cars. Power is CN 4135 & CN 4904.

This was my first trip to Social Circle, Georgia and I haven't been able to get back since. While I'm happy to have gotten this shot, I was hoping to catch the railroad running with one or both of... (more)