The Canadian Thread - Hi-Res images

[HoggerDrew]

Thanks Casey!

Some more shots from the Stelco plant as #1000, #1001, # 22 and #12 do some switching and plant related tasks

[hiawathamr]

Really good looking screenshots Casey and Hogger!

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Mix freight passing through the countryside, and we get to see some signals that are rare these days on a busy mainline








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[Seane2c]

Ok I have to ask. Where's Wiarton Willy?

Great shots as always guys.

Thanks

Sean

[Rail4Pete]

Nice shot everyone !
St-Georges station on the Canadian Pacific-Quebec Central Division, 1957

[HoggerDrew]

Ok I have to ask. Where's Wiarton Willy?

Hibernating....the noise of the trains scares him

[CaseyBerg]

Scratched another item off my asset wish list. New on the DLS, a 56 Divco milk truck <kuid2:78865:44439:1>. Thanks to diecastgalore for this and all his 50's vehicles.

Reskin of a classic Canadian brand "Dairyland", in operation since 1917

[hiawathamr]

Nice prairie screenshot rail4pete, and that is an great looking screenshot you have Casey!


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Afternoon CN tanker unit train.







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[HoggerDrew]

@ Seane2C......found him hanging out with the Constabulary(unfortunately he doesn't show up very well on the billboard)

[Seane2c]

You know I forgot that Wiarton is on Hwy 6. I honestly couldn't remember if I passed by. Probably because the only times I've passed through is rushing for the fairy, or traveling the other way at night. I really need to check out the area more. Sadly the tracks are all gone, and I never got to see them. Closest place for trains on Lake Huron now is Goderich.

Thanks

Sean

[jackyamstel]

Really nice shots everybody!

Good job on the milk truck reskin, Casey. I remember those trucks, in fact I remember when there were still milk wagons pulled by horses. Not far from where I lived when I was yet a small boy, a milk wagon overturned going around a corner. That was quite an exciting morning! And then there was the day I accidently broke the milkman's glasses but that's another story. His name was Bud. Funny how some things stick with you through the years and then you have trouble remembering what you did yesterday.

Here's a shot at about mile 59.4 a couple miles west of Lestock.
Cheers, Jack
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[hiawathamr]

Nice prairie shot Jack!

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An evening CN train passes through Highcrest








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[jackyamstel]

Thanks hiawathmr. You're doing an excellent job on the route that you've been showing!

CPR on the Wilkie Sub.
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[hiawathamr]

Thank you, and your welcome. Your screenshots are amazing!

No picture today since I've been busy for the past 2 days, but I'm hoping to have more pics coming soon

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[jackyamstel]

I think 'amazing' is going a little too far, Hiawathamr, but thanks. I look forward to seeing more of your own fine shots.
Cheers, Jack

[WCL]