CP SD30C-ECO 5005 arrives at the Ashcroft Terminal with the Ashcroft Wayfreight from Kamloops.

CP SD30C-ECO 5005 and GP38-2 3046 return to Ashcroft from Kamloops with 36 cars for the Ashcroft Terminal.

With long hood forward CP SD30C-ECO 5005 providing the power, CP's Ashcroft local departs the Ashcroft Terminal with a short train for Kamloops.

CP's Ashcroft wayfreight slows to a stop to work Savona Specialty Plywood. After setting out and picking up some cars, they would be off to Ashcroft.

A rebuilt SD40, now an ECO unit, leads a funeral train of a pair of DME SD40s bound for their demise at the scrap yard shown here past Grand Ave and Miller Valley

CP 5021 lugs 86 cars of ocs (other company service) and boarding cars through Marathon

CP 5021 leads a small "pickup" train from Chapleau to Schreiber. The locomotive will be used later in the day to move boarding cars. Enroute, a bad/order repaired three pack was lifted, ... (more)

NS A50 shoves their train back into Norris Yard along side a resident hump set. I'm confused about this unit being down here because it led train 169 last weekend to Birmingham but never went back... (more)

On a lovely spring morning the Kootenay Valley Railway's "hot shot" crosses the Kootenay River at Taghum, BC.

The Dresser Turn heads back to Humboldt with a Herzog ballast train with a pair of the ECO's. Here the train hammers along on the jointed rail of the CN Dresser Sub. The CP uses the CN Dresser Sub... (more)

The Dresser Turn heads back to Humboldt with a Herzog ballast train with a pair of the ECO's. Here the train hammers along on the jointed rail of the CN Dresser Sub just out side of Withrow. Guess... (more)

The Kootenay Valley Railway's "hot shot" follows the Columbia River as the train travels towards Trail on a beautiful spring day.

A fresh pair of ECO units lead the 2nd 484 train around the curve at Grand Ave before doing work in Muskego Yard.

A pair of brand new SD30C-ECO units pull the 2nd 484's train down the wash before hopping on the C&M sub southbound for Bensenville.

The Kootenay Valley Railway's hot shot travels east on the former Boundary Sub alongside the Kootenay River as they near the small community of Thrums, BC.