After taking a 30 minute hit at Pays Plat for CP 220 and leaving me freezing atop of this hill biting my nails wondering if the sun would last.... CP 6040 leads 3 more SD40-2's & 50 cars along the... (more)

My favorite of all favorite rail lines..... the ACR, or what's left of it. The southbound Tour of the Line is seen here crossing a small trestle over one of endless lakes along the line which cuts... (more)

The sun has just risen above the tall rocks bluffs surrounding Lake Superior's Kama Bay in time to illuminate peak fall colors along the tree's lining CP 110's route to Schreiber & points east.

CP 1401 leads CP's 125th anniversary special (known as the "Superior Flyer") across the Nipigon River enroute to Schreiber to take part in the towns 125th anniversay celebrations. This included to... (more)

A rare SOO 6023 climbs out of Thunder Bay with grain empties and skirts along the shores of the Matawin River.

The paintscheme of NREX 5607's previous owner shows through its current plain jane paintjob as she leads the daily Sault Ste. Marie-Sudbury manifest upgrade into Echo Bay.

Ex. CP 5607 leads the daily eastbound on the Huron Central's Webbwood Sub as it passes through farmlands slowly making its way east to Sudbury.

The clickedy clack of steel wheels hammering over joint rail fills the air as the daily eastbound on the Webbwood Sub rolls through the small town of Echo Bay with a train of forest products & ste... (more)

CN 2652 puts the hammer down as the tailend clears Neebing Yard and it begins its trek across the Kashabowie Sub. The train will soon enter the OCS limits at Evans, and with nothing else to meet, ... (more)

In the last light of the evening, CN 2652 solo crests the grade at the east switch Annex with a lengthy manifest of grain empties, chemicals & forest products in tow.

After ripping up 1300 feet of rail along the scenic shores of Orient Bay on the abandoned CN Kinghorn Sub, the torchers cut the rail and prepare to load it onto the CWR cars. The last train to pas... (more)

Orient Bay was without a doubt the most scenic strech on the CN Kinghorn Sub, but as shown here; it see's its last sets of steel wheels rolling over the rails as the "Kinghorn Killer" threads more... (more)

Backdropped by 10 000 year old rock bluffs, CP 8709 crosses the Little Pic River and begins its assault on Neys Hill.

One of CP's monster 12000 f.t 110's grinds its way up the ruling Heron Bay sub grade at Neys and the train can be seen over 2 miles away along the steep rock bluffs overlooking Lake Superior.

The sun sets on another beautiful day in the Lakehead as CP 222 pulls into Thunder Bay after a quick stop at the fuel stand.