CP 9011, SD40-2B 6063 and SD40-2 6041 lead a coal train onto the CP mainline east of downtown Mission City having crossed over the Fraser River from the line to Roberts Bank. The empties will head... (more)

As a light rain comes down at CP 35, CP 9011 West, a transfer run, gets a light and proceeds into BNSF's Argentine Yard. Meanwhile, an eastbound BNSF stack train departs the yard on Main Two, whil... (more)

Under the snow capped Fisher Peak, Canadian Pacific Railway SD40-2F No. 9011 leads the McConnell Turn out of Cranbrook, British Columbia on the evening of March 7, 2015. The train will ramb... (more)

Windmill parts crawl through the countryside behind an iconic leader.

A couple of EMD units pull CP DIM-003, a windmill train west through Hornby.

A restricted 35 MPH daylight movement, CP DIM-003 is en route to Windsor with windmill towers, the train is seen taking the curve into Milton with a red barn leading.

For a little while CP #413 was the D&H Train God's gift to the railroad photographer. Often leaving East Binghamton Yard just before sunup and arriving at the most scenic part of the A&S Line(On... (more)

Cabshot of CP SD40-2F 9011

A CP "red barn" brings a southbound BNSF manifest through a pouring rain on its way to Argentine Yard.

With a steady rain falling, a westbound freight headed by a CP "red barn" at CP 35 heads into Argentine Yard as others wait their turn and a stack train heads for Chicago.

A "red barn" is in the lead of a Winnipeg bound train as it passes over a crossing about 5 miles south of the Canadian border near the Orleans station. This train would later have a 2 and a half h... (more)

CP 9011 sits with other power at the shops waiting to head out of town

Pooled CP power is put to use on INRD rails, running light to Triad loadout to load a train. These units have likely made this crossing before, but not on INRD's Indianapolis Sub, as they are see... (more)

Big red barns.

On a gorgeous spring morning, CP 413 storms past the historic Cobleskill Coal Company structure at Cobleskill NY with a 'photographers delight' lashup.