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A Canadian National RS18 growls through Brockville, Ontario with an eastbound peddler. Meanwhile, the SW1200RS working the station area has dropped a box car on the team track, and is now taking a gondola elsewhere. The semaphore protects the track that it is occupying, which leads to a a short tunnel under the CN main west of the station. Beyond that is a wye for the VIA power from Ottawa to turn. Today, Ottawa trains continue to Toronto, obviating the need for a wye, and nothing beyond the CN main lines remains.
The day is drawing to a close, we take the train to nowhere, over bridges and water.....
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Taken for Macro Mondays theme "Planes, Trains and Automobiles", this is a toy train we normally only get out as a Christmas decoration. Also for 2016: one phot each day (248/366)
Am späten Nachmittag des 11.10.2018 war 261 071 auf der Lachtetalbahn zwischen Groß Oesingen und Celle Nord unterwegs. Mit EK 54080 nach Hannover-Linden konnte jene Übergabe nahe Gockenholz fotografiert werden.
I came to this spot to photograph an industrial scene, which can barely be seen in the background through the heavy fog. Instead I got this shot of a train hauling limestone to a processing plant. Ironically, the industrial site is a place that produces white lime from limestone, and has its own quarry across the road. But I wanted to show the power of these locomotives for 117 pictures in 2017, #76 power/powerful.
Looks like CSX U36B #5797 (former SCL 1847) never quite made a complete transition to the Blue & Gray.
Seen here working ex-L&N Siebert yard at Mobile, AL on 13 February 1993 with GE MATE #5204 (former SCL 3204).
The 5797 later went to TTI.
The train station in Bad Nauheim.
Behind the station you can see the chimney of the old laundry where they cleanded and washed the clothes of the bathing guests from the Sprudelhof.
A CSX slug set leads the "Beer Local" past the former New York Central signals at Milepost 135 along the Columbus Line Subdivision in Columbus, Ohio. The train is enroute to the Anheuser Busch facility in Worthington, Ohio.
The old Wakefield train has seen better days. The last couple of years of sitting unused have not been kind to it.
A long drive in the hope of catching up with some visiting Aussie railfans and perhaps catching the DGs at Weka Pass had us detouring north for a returning work train and we made it here with barely a minute to get partway up the hill.
Thanks to Dean for his steering skills.
20 Oct 2019, WT 70, 7241 and 7226, Ethelton Gorge, MNL-NZ