Camden Life
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Running on an approach, H42 is seen slowly crossing the Mississippi River at Camden on its way to Humboldt Yard. A pair of CP's ECO rebuilds are leading a former Soo SD60, and about forty cars.
Camden, Maine, USA, a couple of Octobers ago. I think I was using the camera in program mode which I rarely do and probably should more often but not for this kind of shot perhaps. And the shot was handheld. I had just arrived and this vessel was heading out so I just started clicking away. Thanks for looking.
Led by former Soo GP38-2 4414, H43 is creeping across the Great Northern Camden bridge on its way to Humboldt yard. They'll stop at the next signal for a few minutes waiting for another job to clear up ahead of them, before continuing west.
Looking down from the top of Mount Battie in Camden Maine and Fall colors cover the country side . Mount Battie at 780 ft / 238 m is one of the peaks of the Camden Hills that loom above the harbor and Penobscot Bay. These mountains rival those on Mount Desert Island in height and grandeur, making them among the most impressive along North America's eastern coastline.
CPKC J42 crosses the Mississippi River at Camden in North Minneapolis with a post-merger lashup of KCS and CP motors. Lead engine KCS #2003 is a rebuilt ex-Penn Central GP38 that had a career with the ill-fated Chicago, Missouri and Western, and the Gateway Western before going to KCS.