CCGX 4009 switches at Streetsville Junction.

After a brief stop in Brampton, the OBRY continues south to Streetsville with 4 cars in tow.

A former CN GP9 drops a "high income train" of two cars on the interchange track for CP and will take home four cars for Orangville as it bursts out onto a busy and bustling street bringing all tr... (more)

Southbound OBRY crawls over the diamond with a single tanker in tow.

CP work crews step aside after doing work on the diamond to let the local short line pass down their ex-trackage.

The southbound OBRY makes its way through the countryside at about the halfway point of its trip to Streetsville.

OBRY southbound about to cross McLaughlin Rd just outside of Inglewood.

The southbound OBRY picks up some dust as it crosses Mclaughlin Rd in Inglewood.

After the crew of CCGX 4009 finished building its train early Friday morning, they ran around it, and hook up to begin its journey south. As they were running around the cars they stopped by mysel... (more)

The OBRY rolls through the Osprey Valley Golf Course.

A locomotive and a car meet at a sharp hairpin curve in the road, both technological wonders from different frames in time, both built in Canada, the Japanese designed Civic built in Alliston, Ont... (more)

A southbound local from Orangeville glides through the country side of Caledon with 7 cars from local industries around Orangeville, Ontario. The train will stop just outside of Brampton to work V... (more)

Operating previously with only one locomotive, doubleheaders on the OBRY were almost unheard of. The Credit Valley Explorer "Fairwell to 1000" trip however featured a rare doubleheader with both l... (more)

Covered in snow from up north, CCGX 4009 and her train head south past a former customer in Brampton, on their way to interchange some cars with CP in Streetsville.

It was suppose to be the final farewell run for the famed CCGX 1000, a hi nosed GP9 built by GMD for the Quebec North Shore & Labrador Railway, as seen here, she's trailing an ex CN GP9RM through ... (more)