OSR's "Guelph Junction Railway" power stops on the east end of their yard before reversing around its train for their trip south.

GEXR 432 rolls over the diamond on its trip east this morning after our first decent snowfall of the season.

GEXR 432 head east to Mac Yard with its usual power, a pair of GSCX SD40-2's.

VIA 84 kicks up some snow on its trip east, towards Toronto. Fellow RP contributor Trevor Wiley caught this train on the West Sub in Toronto.

VIA 6408, the Coors Light Locomotive leads VIA 85 out of Brampton with its usual 2 cars.

CN 2292 & IC 2462 "Blue Devil" led CN 382 to BIT, then Mac.

The last bit of golden sunlight shines on one of the last NS reroutes to head east down CN's Halton Sub in Canada.

MLW's through some lucky guys backyard, a treat would be to live here, especially since you'll only get about 2 (once both ways) OSR runs a day, not too many trains to bother your peace.

CN 5674 leads a old veteran CN SD40 west on CN 399.

After picking up a string of autoracks east of their yard, the OSR is ready to proceed back west.

CN Engines 5694, 2138, 7241 & slug 253 lead this long westbound mixed freight train through the Georgetown Via Station.

OSR's MLW's pull hard on their lengthy train consisting of mostly autoracks at Dorland.

Careful! The conductor hops off OSR 503 as they prepare to pick up a few hoppers tucked away at a siding in Beachville.

After clearing Pemberton St, OSR 182 & 503 throttle up on their trip to Woodstock and spit some smoke. The beauty of seeing MLW's still working hard in 2011.

After about 20 minutes, and only covering 2 miles, the OBRY finally shows up here at the Osprey Valley Golf Course. On a past CVE train, they hit a biker on the street before this location (Beechg... (more)