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Hmm, I may have to dispute this one’s accuracy. Those GTW GP9′s were all retired in the late 90′s, as were the final M636′s. The unit on the left looks to be CN 2338 (that had some tape on the rear CN logo), maybe this was the deadline at Mac Yard and both were stored?
Hey Mr Dan, thanks for the info. It is possible i got my location wrong and it might be at Mac Yrd. I definitely know that the date is correct for the image.Unfortunately my photo does not show the location like the newer ones do. The photo looks just like A04 in Oshawa. I will let the boys know and thanks for the heads up. Even an old hogger like me doesn’t always get it right!
Don’t feel bad, Mr. Railroad Cop
) I sit frustrated over so many old slides here that I failed to write locations on.
I don’t know what possessed me to think I would never lose my memory. These days, my marbles are falling out………….
LOL..AW!! how the heck are you buddy?
I am beyond embarrassed. I may have to give back my golden reverser. I hope i am not losing it. Sometimes the most frustrating part of digital photos is if you do anything to change or moderate them,original date that you took them disappears and the date of modification changes…grrrr
Yeah. Maddening. Even worse is we are not the youngsters we used to be, with all the talents to deal with these annoyances.
Hang in there. You’ll know when your marbles are taking a hike when you find you have put your “golden reverser” in the microwave, set to High. Oops!!
That unit #4520 was sitting at the Alberta Railway Museum in Edmonton for years. I believe it finally is on its way to its new owner in 2026.
https://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=15896
Colin Arnot photo