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Another day with more EMD goodness leading 48 loads from GM Oshawa into G yard, kudos to the clouds for opening up a nice sucker-hole, I could get used to this...
RSOS job prepares to climb up the hill to CP with a cut of loaded racks from Oshawa's GM truck plant
RSOS evening job finishes up swapping loaded truck frames and prepares to grab the empties at Oshawa's GM truck plant.
The welcome sight of recently returned GP15 1565 leads once again after a long time in Stratford after breaking down.
Cobourg is a town in the Canadian province of Ontario, located in Southern Ontario 95 kilometres east of Toronto and 62 kilometres east of Oshawa. It is the largest town in and seat of Northumberland County.
RSOS plays a fun game of swap out at GM in Oshawa. The middle of a cut of frames being unloaded first making for a few extra moves.
The University of Ontario Institute of Technology, commonly referred to as UOIT, is a public research university located in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Sighting of a Cave Swallow in Southern Ontario is not a common event; after all they are species from far south such as Texas, Mexico and the Carribean. Yet, last few days there were reports of them along the shores of Lake Ontario, between Oshawa and Niagara. A flock was probably pushed north by strong wind. So, when the opportunity came, I drove to McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve in Oshawa to see one. It was flying around to pick up insects in the air and then coming down to pebble beach to rest and possibly for warmth from stones and sand. This is a life bird for me.
RSOS afternoon job preparing to put truck frames into Oshawa's GM truck plant. The heavy winds making clouds dance in front of the sunlight, making for some interesting lighting
after meeting train 113 at the Oshawa siding, CP 8042 is solo on the head end of train 9-112 as they work their way eastbound towards Montreal passing under a cool steel/wooden bridge in some nice mid-morning light.
With all VIA Rail trains cancelled because of the pipeline protest, I drove to the Oshawa GO Station to pick up my daughter travelling from Guelph University and coming home for Reading Week. After 3 days of train bookings and cancellations for the Guelph to Cornwall destination, I decided to drive a total of 8 hours and bring my daughter home. Oshawa was as far East my daughter could travel by train, which saved me from driving through Toronto to Guelph to pick her up.
Woke up earlier than normal Saturday morning - so I decided to take in the sunrise, at Oshawa Harbour - and wasn't disappointed at all! Even managed to get the tiny sliver of the moon in this photo!