A westbound Canadian Pacific unit grain train crosses the Thompson River on CN’s Ashcroft Subdivision at Lytton, British Columbia, on September 24, 2012.

A shot just in the right second: Mixed freighttrain near Lytton. The same train a few seconds later you see on #408799

Giant rocks, short tunnels and a small mixed freighttrain near Lytton. The same train a few seconds earlier you see on #409402

Giant rocks and a small train near Lytton

Containertrain near Lytton. The same train a few seconds later you see on #418515

As the eastbound Rocky Mounatineer heads through the siding at Morris, a westbound set of coal loads cruise down the main on CN's Ashcroft Sub.

The eastbound Rocky Mountaineer proceeds east on CN's Ashcroft Sub hugging the shores of the Thompson River, heading down the siding at Morris where it will meet a set of coal loads.

In a view that doesn't happen very often, RMR's eastbound train, P610, has just passed through the rocksheds at Mile 93 on CN's Ashcroft Sub. Due to the directional running agreements between CN a... (more)

RMR 8012 and 8016 lead the westbound Rocky Mountaineer on CN's Ashcroft Sub.

The Royal Canadian Pacific heads West through Lytton, BC with 4 units and 18 cars. This was supposed to feature CP's "Empress" # 2816 but due to last minute mechanical problems she was unable to m... (more)

With what would be our follow back train from Spence's Bridge to Boston Bar on a slow rail fanning day the engineer of CN 301 gives us a friendly wave and toot of the horn as he crosses the famous... (more)

CN 5357 sits in the siding at Morris with work train 906 waiting to be passed by the westbound Rocky Mountaineer and CN 309.

The westbound Rocky Mountaineer passes several kayakers as it travels down the Thompson River Canyon.