UP 1038 busts through the plow line at Elva Road.

308 is absolutely flying over the Frederick House River through the small town of Connaught with its work now done at Kidd. It’s creating a mobile whiteout in its wake reminiscent of the weather... (more)

Q621 pulling a lengthy lash-up of locomotives in tow crawls into Unionville as the I003 appears out of the cloud of snow during the March storm meeting Q621 just before the grade crossing at Game ... (more)

Metra Fox Lake train #2141 swings around the curve at Canal Street during a major winter storm that dumped roughly 18" in the city.

Metra train #351 to Waukegan departs Ogilvie Transportation as near blizzard conditions engulf the city.

Heavy snow whips around Ogilvie Transportation Center as Metra battles to keep things moving on time.

Q316 kicks up snow as they blast thru downtown Bridgeport on the way to Grafton.

The sun is shining following a two day dumping in Temagami and with no traffic in close to two days on the line, 214 busts through the first of two impressive snowbanks left on O’Connor Dr. and ... (more)

Not every day is sunny and 70.

Can't see these tracks. CP 4515 (originally a Milwaukee Road unit) is rounding a curve on the Lasalle Loop Spur light power. Clearly no train has passed here since some snow fell, with the ... (more)

A monstrous bloom of snow goes darting in every direction as the OSR and their Russel plough blast Southward towards Tillsonburg after heavy snow and strong winds buried the Port Burwell sub.

SIRI passes the classic B&O color position light signals at CP Boyer, just outside of Mt. Jewett.

Ex White Pass & Yukon #101 enjoys a well-deserved rest after hauling the flanger through heavy snow in an effort to clear the line past Cascade Canyon for the Durango & Silverton's upcoming winter... (more)

Built by the Fairmount and Veblen Railway, and quickly acquired by the SOO LINE, this branch line is now operated by Canadian Pacific. As such it's only fitting that over 100 years later, former S... (more)

VIA 920 with its nose covered in thick snow brings up the rear of VIA 64 from Toronto, running almost on time despite the heavy snow fall during that day.