Railpictures.ca - Jacob Patterson Photo: Returning from a family trip to St. Mary’s, we stopped in Stratford for a quick look at the yard. Here, GEXR’s 1938 built wedge plow rests in the spring sun after only one run this year.:( Behind is GEXR SD40-2 3394 coupled with GP40-2LW 3030, which came off 431 the previous day. Taggers recently hit the plow blades on the front of 3394 and 3030. | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

Returning from a family trip to St. Mary's, we stopped in Stratford for a quick look at the yard. Here, GEXR's 1938 built wedge plow rests in the spring sun after only one run this year.:( Behind is GEXR SD40-2 3394 coupled with GP40-2LW 3030, which came off 431 the previous day. Taggers recently hit the plow blades on the front of 3394 and 3030.

Caption: Returning from a family trip to St. Mary's, we stopped in Stratford for a quick look at the yard. Here, GEXR's 1938 built wedge plow rests in the spring sun after only one run this year.:( Behind is GEXR SD40-2 3394 coupled with GP40-2LW 3030, which came off 431 the previous day. Taggers recently hit the plow blades on the front of 3394 and 3030.

Photographer:	Jacob Patterson [520] (more) (contact)
Date:	05/22/2016 (search)
Railway:	Goderich-Exeter (search)
Reporting Marks:	GEXR 55413, GEXR 3394, GEXR 3030 (search)
Train Symbol:	N/A (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	Service Track (search)
City/Town:	Stratford (search)
Province:	Ontario (search)
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2 Comments

BradKetchen

May 24, 2016 at 9:58 am

Interesting these ‘taggers’, just bored brats in Stratford, wouldn’t have hit the plow. A much bigger canvas. Not that I support destruction of property.
Jacob Patterson

May 24, 2016 at 12:11 pm

I have a feeling they hit the units because the plow is black, or at least a dark grey. Not a great spot for dark coloured paint to be noticed. But otherwise yes, that’s a BIG canvas.

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BradKetchen

May 24, 2016 at 9:58 am

Interesting these ‘taggers’, just bored brats in Stratford, wouldn’t have hit the plow. A much bigger canvas. Not that I support destruction of property.

Jacob Patterson

May 24, 2016 at 12:11 pm

I have a feeling they hit the units because the plow is black, or at least a dark grey. Not a great spot for dark coloured paint to be noticed. But otherwise yes, that’s a BIG canvas.