The tailend of this 95 car train is seen above the Little Pic River. The cracks in the 3 billion year old rock were formed 10,000 years ago in the ice age. CP #220-CP 8714, 9630, 22 h/e mixed, 73 ... (more)

CP #108-CP 9502, CEFX 1039, intermodal @ 08:53 ~ TLAU, CPPU, CDAU, NYT, K Line, Cosco, Hapag Lloyd, OOCL @ 08:53

CP 5764 & 6612 sure show a difference in paint! This train is a small mow train with 18 air dumps and a flatcar.

CP #435-CP 5728, 5696, 5746, 48 mixed-210 axles @ 12:18 ~ 3100ft suprises a kayaker on the Little Pic River!

CP #107-CP 9107, 9585, SOO 6609, 94 intermodal platforms @ 13:03 ~ MOL, Cosco, Hapag Lloyd, OOCL, K Line, Maersk Line, CPPU crosses over the Little Pic River

CP 8704 & CN 2541 are just about to reach the top of Neys Hill

A pair of bluebirds leads a CP Ships/Hapag Llyod & OOCL container train

CP #106-CEFX 1055, 1022, intermodal, 24 t/e autoracks @ 10:22 snakes through the curves at Neys.

CP #120-CP 9106, 9523, intermodal, mixed-408 axles @ 10:10 does 12mph up Neys Hill

CP 435 with its 51 car consist winds its way down Neys Hill splicing a block signal for the next siding Middleton. The Trans Canada Highway is the road which follows the railway tracks. Note the i... (more)

eastbound over the Little Pic

Not to many trains are able to maintain track speed up Neys Hill

CP #108 climbs Neys Hill at about 15mph with its 7000ft intermodal. There are very few places around here where you are able to see both ends of a long train.

CP #119-CP 9644, 9546, 2 h/e intermodal, mixed, intermodal, mixed-300 axles @ 8:20 twists through the sharp curve at Neys, crossing the Little Pic River and now towards the shores of Lake Superior

eastbound over the Little Pic