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Caption: A northbound work train led by GP9 5138 and a singular railcar crosses Route 138, the only public railroad crossing on the railway. I do not know what is the purpose of the car trailing behind the locomotive, although it seems it was rebuilt from an old 52' bulkhead flatcar. Moments earlier, a specialy built ambulance equiped with steel wheels and fully functionnal lightbars had just came down the line towards Havre-Saint-Pierre, i wish i had thought of taking a picture of that thing! Although if you want to check it out for yourself, you can search for ''Ambulance ferroviaire'' on Google Images, where you should be able to find a picture of it taken from Demers Ambulances website.
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Holy Sheeeeeeeit !!!! Now THATS getting into the boonies of our land.
This is excellent. An under represented railway – always great to see more shots posted here.
Also what’s with the renumbering of the locomotive on the cab?
Great photo Ian.
Not many photos of this railway out there.
Nice shot Ian.
QIT is a great place to visit. They have some very unique power, rolling stock, and MoW Work Equipment.
Hope you have some more pics to share from your time in Havre-Saint-Pierre and Sept-Iles.
Thank you all for your compliments!
@Stephen I’m not sure why they were renumbered with 2 extra digits, it seems like it happened when they got the 2 GP10s.
@Paul It sure is, i just wish they had more spots to observe them from! Would have been nice to railfan them back when Route 138 ran parallel to the railway.