Comments on: A wave from a friendly head end Via crew as Via #44 scoots under the recently rehabilitated ancient Lakeshore Road road bridge, mile 284.3 CN Kingston Subdivision, 13:07 March 22, 2012. Decades of old growth vegetation has been removed with CN installing fresh timber cribbing, new drainage and some new timber planking – and this bridge appeared old to this photographer in the 70\’s! (bridge must be really old by now!). One – one thousandths of a second \’shutter\’ speed is barely sufficient to freeze the eighty plus m.p.h. ten year old P42DC Via #908 with six nineteen fourties era Budd built stainless steel cars (long live Budd!). Now if we can get GE and Via to match up those stripes! Nikon D5000 with a Nikkor 50mm F2 lens. Photographer S. Danko.

Comments on: A wave from a friendly head end Via crew as Via #44 scoots under the recently rehabilitated ancient Lakeshore Road road bridge, mile 284.3 CN Kingston Subdivision, 13:07 March 22, 2012. Decades of old growth vegetation has been removed with CN installing fresh timber cribbing, new drainage and some new timber planking – and this bridge appeared old to this photographer in the 70\’s! (bridge must be really old by now!). One – one thousandths of a second \’shutter\’ speed is barely sufficient to freeze the eighty plus m.p.h. ten year old P42DC Via #908 with six nineteen fourties era Budd built stainless steel cars (long live Budd!). Now if we can get GE and Via to match up those stripes! Nikon D5000 with a Nikkor 50mm F2 lens. Photographer S. Danko. http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Thu, 14 May 2026 05:39:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1