CN 8833 leads stack train Q120, as they pass Palmers Pond, at Dorchester, New Brunswick, early on a Fall morning.

CN 2893 leads stack train Q120, as they head underneath the Trans Canada Highway, approaching Amherst, Nova Scotia.

With the storm clouds behind them, eastbound stack train Q120 rounds the bend, approaching the town of Sackville, New Brunswick.

CN 2318 leads a late stack train Q120, as they round the bend at Upper Dorchester, New Brunswick, on a cold Winter morning, with some early morning light.

CN 2318 leads a late stack train Q120, as they round the bend at Maccan, Nova Scotia.

Running about 3-4 hours late, eastbound stack train Q120 crosses over the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border, where it will meet westbound train 407 at Amherst, Nova Scotia.

Running about 3-4 hours late, eastbound stack train Q120 rounds the S-Curve at Upper Dorchester, New Brunswick, with some awesome early morning light.

An older photo, CN 2240 leads eastbound stack train Q120, as they cross the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border, approaching Amherst, Nova Scotia.

A rare leader on this train, BCOL 4652 leads stack train Q120, as they pass the station sign at Maccan, Nova Scotia.

A rare leader on this train, BCOL 4652 leads stack train Q120, just as they cross the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border, overhead at Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia.

BCOL 4652 leads eastbound stack train Q120 as they approach Amherst, Nova Scotia. Due to engine problems, the original leader of this train, CN 8940, was set off west of Edmundston, New Brunswick.... (more)

BCOL 4652 leads eastbound stack train Q120 as they approach Oxford Jct, Nova Scotia. Due to engine problems, the original leader of this train, CN 8940, was set off west of Edmundston, New Brunswi... (more)

In some early morning light, CN 8914 leads stack train Q120, as they head into the sun at Windsor Junction, Nova Scotia. Visible somewhat on the left is the east leg of the old Windsor & Hantsport... (more)

CN 2801 leads eastbound stack train Q120, as they pass by Aulac, New Brunswick, approaching the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border early in the morning.

After passing by Fort Beausejour, New Brunswick, CN stack train Q120 crosses over to the Nova Scotia side. The New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border is located roughly where the signals are located.