The world of trains according to David Graham

EXIF data (camera's timestamp may not be accurate):

Camera make and model:	Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
Exposure length:	1/1000 ( 0.001 )"
F-stop:	80/10 ( 8 )
Focal length:	22/1 ( 22 )
ISO speed:	400
Timestamp:	2007:02:19 15:32:29

Scotch Block, Ontario

(map) Scotch Block is an excellent photography location at mp 30.0 CN Halton sub, between Milton and Georgetown.

February 19th, 2007

I went to the crossing at 48.04 Galt sub for CP #147, the field just east of highway 6 near east switch Puslinch for CP #257, mile 30 Halton sub for a light power CN #391, Tremaine Road mile 34 of the Galt sub for CP #424 which had a pleasant surprise near the end of the train, back to mile 30 for CN #384, CN #148 - the second of three today - and CN #422, and back to Guelph for GEXR #431 light power. CN #148, normally intermodal, was mostly manifest, CN #422 had CN #550's power helping it as it was too heavy and stalled at Tansley. It took three crews to cross the Halton sub. I missed CN #301, a north end train detouring over the Dundas. The strike has really got CN in a crunch.

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