Built for Milwaukee Road, inherited by SOO, this unit somewhere acquired a large fuel tank and ended up on this ill-fated operation.

Ex CR, probably originally a PRR unit, this old Geep still has a useful life in Nebraska.

Ex-AC/VIA/CN FP9 6514 parked at the Alberta Railway Museum.

A rare main line outing for preserved class 47 loco 47580 "County Of Essex".The loco was used to convey empty coaching stock from Carnforth to Bristol,in conjunction with a railtour the following ... (more)

Former Metro-North CDOT M2's (Cosmopolitans) arrive at Selkirk Yard on the end of an inbound train from West Springfield, MA. The 8 cars (4 sets) are making their way to the scrap yard after 40 so... (more)

Proctor and Duluth fire fighters train on a special tank car designed for this purpose.

This interesting set of Dupont equipment (with NS logos) is used to train fire departments on tank car/chemical safety. It was on CN in Proctor.

Comox Logging and Railway Company No. 12, a 1927 built Lima 50-Ton 2-Truck Shay on display at the former Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway station in Lake Cowichan.

In the evening two convoys of rails maintenance are parked on a siding.

Nice looking unit, bought new and originally painted an OWTX green but they soon figured out that didn't work.

Former GTW GP9 4519 sits in the siding at the Atco Wood Products mill in Fruitvale. Atco Lumber operates the former BNSF (GN) Nelson branch between Fruitvale and Columbia Gardens as the Nelson & F... (more)

A SB train is headed out for more "dirty" coal to haul to the prep plant at Dent. Apparently waiting for crew. According to an unnamed coal operator, "We wondered how they could afford to have t... (more)

Bulleid "Battle Of Britain" Pacific 34067 "Tangmere" erupts from Sapperton Tunnel whilst working a railtour on the Gloucester to Swindon "Golden Valley" route.

A fine convoy of preserved locos approach Gloucester,as they make their way to the Swanage Railway for a weekend gala.In order,from the front,they are - D9009 "Alycidon",33108,55019 "Royal Highlan... (more)