After barely making it up the hill south of the diamond with 9 cars, the lone GP9 and its crew continue to pull the last few cars over the grade and plow the snow out of their way.

Smokin' 60! After meeting 451 at Martins 3 miles north 450 heads down the Newmarket Sub at Mile 138, with SD60 5451 in second position spewing out a vapor trail on a frigid morning. Trailin... (more)

The "Work Plow 2303" train clears the line to Goderich during the first winter since 2001 that's required the use of plows in Ontario on GEXR and OSR.

CN 4132 sits idling in front of Huntsville Station, awaiting the beginning of the day's duties.

CP Streetsville Turn coasting through Bloor on the Galt Sub with two brand new rebuilt PR/EMD GP20C-ECO's in charge.

On a nice sunny day without a single cloud, knowing that VIA trans-continental train "The Canadian" is just about 2 hours late which will be a good shot in the morning day light, I decide to head ... (more)

VIA 'Canadian' passes under the brand new signal rack at CN Quaker, entering the home stretch enroute to Toronto Union Station. No Rocky Mountains here. What used to be an ‘off-the-beaten-trackâ... (more)

CN 451 blasts through the Aspdin Road crossing on yet another snowy day in Muskoka.

CN 4132 sits idling in front of Huntsville Station awaiting the beginning of the day's duties, framed by snow drooping from the eaves above and the unused, unplowed platform below. The sign on the... (more)

A westbound Canadian National mixed freight train brings up the grade throttling around the bend at Hilda avenue, mile 22 of the York subdivision, just 2 miles from its destination, in Macmillan y... (more)

In the same spot for the last 3 decades, this once proud Toronto PCC car rots away in the elements. It was fixed up slightly, but is by no means an impressive sight to motorists driving by.

CN 5346 + BNSF 4457 have a 93 car freight in hand through Ferland

CN 2337 + CN 5480 fly across the Mud River trestle with empty crude oil train 705

After receiving a large amount of snow on Wednesday, the bi-weekly OBRY clears the line on a sunny friday morning with 9 cars in tow.

It's a truly amazing sight to shoot one of these in action, and each time you see it you get better at quickly turning away, ducking, and hiding your camera gear.