After work I heard a northbound leaving Welland Yard so I quickly drove to Farr Street for a photograph.
- 1758 Fenwick - CP northbound - CP 8515-CP 9511-GCFX 3072-GCFX 3097
Posts to this blog describe my various
trips to the railway to photograph trains.
After work I heard a northbound leaving Welland Yard so I quickly drove to Farr Street for a photograph.
I heard Canadian Pacific train 246 approaching and had enough time to drive out to Boyle to photograph it.
I didn't know there were two Alstom engines on the train so I drove over to Welland yard to photograph them again.
Most excellent.
Shortly after getting home from work today I heard Canadian Pacific train 254 south approaching so I went out to photograph it.
It wasn't anything special, but someday it will be interesting.
I ventured out this morning after a fairly heavy fresh snowfall last night. I found myself at House Road in Stevensville where I noticed a decent sized snow bank had been created over the Canadian National Stamford Subdivision tracks by the snow plow. I decided to try to photograph a train breaking through the snow. After a while I heard train 333 approaching and got into position.
The photograph worked out great. The only problem was that I had to stand in snow up to my waist to get the shot. After the photo I went to visit Kirbi and Tony for a bit but later in the day I managed to find Canadian Pacific train 725 at the Churct Street crossing in Fenwick.
I heard Canadian Pacific train 725 obtain its clearance from Welland yard on the scanner and went to take a photo.
The number combination was interesting.
Before heading to work this morning I heard Canadian Pacific train 255 north leaving Welland yard. I decided to grab a photograph before work.
After a couple nice snowy photographs I drove to work.
After work today I heard on the scanner that Canadian Pacific trains 426 and 427 were to meet in Welland yard. Train 426 had a CEFX SD90MAC as a leader so I drove out to photograph the pair.
As luck would have it train 427 also had a leased engine. Sometimes luck is with you.
I woke up and decided to spend the morning at Brookfield to see what Canadian National and Canadian Pacific would be running for trains. Nothing showed up for a while and then everything happened at once.