The world of trains according to David Graham

This photo contains:
GEXR 3856 GP38 (ENG)
GEXR 4019 GP40 (ENG)
VSRR 4046 GP40 (ENG)

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Camera make and model:	Canon PowerShot S45
Exposure length:	1/1000 ( 0.001 )"
F-stop:	35/10 ( 3.5 )
Focal length:	227/32 ( 7.09375 )
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Timestamp:	2005:01:01 12:29:16

Guelph, Ontario

(map) The city of Guelph is my home town and is just East of Kitchener-Waterloo on the GEXR Guelph sub, and the Ontario Southland Railway/Guelph Junction Railway track, the other end of which is at Guelph Junction.

January 1st, 2005

We went to catch Via 85 at CN Guelph Junction and then 432 at the viaduct at lunch time. In the afternoon, Walter advised that a BNSF was in second place on 398 and a third unidentified engine was following it. We went to Scotch Block to catch it. The BNSF unit ran out of gas less than a mile from us and the train went by us at what the crew reported to the RTC was 13 miles per hour. The third unit turned out to be an ICE engine.

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