
Full consist.
Right after that, I was brought into a conference call. Rather than drive while talking on my cell phone (have you signed Oprah's No Phone Zone pledge? Neither have I), I elected to pull over. While I was on the phone, several more trains rolled on by.
CN 199 followed VIA out of the city, with CN 5641 and CN 2401 providing the power. The container traffic was on the head end here, with the miscellaneous junk trailing. I was able to step out of my car, take a shot, then get back to the call.

Shortly after that, an eastbound rolled by with CN 8907 and CN 2423. It may have been CN 198 but I'm just guessing. 198 often rolls into Winnipeg around noon. No photos for that one.
The fourth train was the twice-weekly CEMR train heading for the Carman subdivision. CCGX 4010, CEMR 4001 and CEMR 4000 pulled about 70 cars. I took a few shots through the windshield and this is the best of them.

Soon after that, my call was done and I continued on to the office. Maybe I need to relocate my office...
3 comments:
The longest trains I've ever seen were russian transporters. Before CCCP fell apart, we (Poland) used to ship tons of cargo to Russia. No wonder we're now almost out of natural resources;-)
Wow! The pictures are beautiful!
Ernesto Fitipaldi
Coches Nuevos
Nice shots. I love the distinctive look of the silver one..
Shalom!
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