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After a nice, personal tour of the ex-VIA, exx-CN passenger equipment, and with everyone on board, the step box gets tossed into the vestibule, and another journey for the Pukatawgan Mixed out of The Pas, MB begins. From passengers and baggage/supplies being loaded, the crew having a job briefing, to the departure from the station, this was a fabulous event to witness first-hand.
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Caption: After a nice, personal tour of the ex-VIA, exx-CN passenger equipment, and with everyone on board, the step box gets tossed into the vestibule, and another journey for the Pukatawgan Mixed out of The Pas, MB begins. From passengers and baggage/supplies being loaded, the crew having a job briefing, to the departure from the station, this was a fabulous event to witness first-hand.

Photographer:
Paul O'Shell [412] (more) (contact)
Date: 03/16/2023 (search)
Railway: Keewatin Railway (search)
Reporting Marks: PRLX 2265, PRLX 2269 (search)
Train Symbol: Pukatawagan Mixed (search)
Subdivision/SNS: The Pas, Wekusko Sub. Mile 0.0 (search)
City/Town: The Pas (search)
Province: Manitoba (search)
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4 Comments
  1. Just like it used to happen 50 years ago with so many mixed trains. Everything is the same except for those modern boxcars, the reflective overcoat, and the paint on the coach. Beautiful imagine. Thanks for posting, Paul.

  2. Thanks Don. Yes, very reminiscent of mixed trains I used to see in Hearst, Hornepayne, and other northern Ontario locations decades ago.

  3. And “No flushing while train in station”?

  4. Flush away! This car had more civilized appliances in place (holding tanks) then back in the 70′s. :-)

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