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Twice-weekly (Tuesday and Friday) freight train No. 65 from Wellcox yard in Nanaimo has just arrived Courtenay with back-to-back Baldwins CP 8001 and 8010 and caboose CP 437030 (with marker lamps already positioned for the return trip) on Friday 1975-02-14 and is preparing to switch its train.  On the left, snow outlines where a wye had been until removed a few years ago.  With no timetable schedule for southward freight trains, the return to Wellcox will be as an Extra.
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Caption: Twice-weekly (Tuesday and Friday) freight train No. 65 from Wellcox yard in Nanaimo has just arrived Courtenay with back-to-back Baldwins CP 8001 and 8010 and caboose CP 437030 (with marker lamps already positioned for the return trip) on Friday 1975-02-14 and is preparing to switch its train. On the left, snow outlines where a wye had been until removed a few years ago. With no timetable schedule for southward freight trains, the return to Wellcox will be as an Extra.

Photographer:
Ken Perry [258] (more) (contact)
Date: 1975-02-14 (search)
Railway: Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks: CP 437030 (search)
Train Symbol: No. 65 (search)
Subdivision/SNS: Victoria sub. (139.7) (search)
City/Town: Courtenay (search)
Province: British Columbia (search)
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  1. I can really feel a “mood” while looking at this gem.

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