Comments on: After seeing this photo, or one similar, Trevor Sokolan dubbed this as Waldron’s Curve. ‘Long story, but that is my wife’s last name. I studied topographic maps to find this place (WAY before Google Maps) Oncw again, taken near Seba Beach, on the NW end of Wabamun Lake. 404 was a regular sight on the Edson Sub. It ran from Vancouver to Edmonton’s Clover Bar Yard with generally more chemical traffic than seen here. It doesn’t usually have 6 locomotives up front, though. This must be a power transfer.

Comments on: After seeing this photo, or one similar, Trevor Sokolan dubbed this as Waldron’s Curve. ‘Long story, but that is my wife’s last name. I studied topographic maps to find this place (WAY before Google Maps) Oncw again, taken near Seba Beach, on the NW end of Wabamun Lake. 404 was a regular sight on the Edson Sub. It ran from Vancouver to Edmonton’s Clover Bar Yard with generally more chemical traffic than seen here. It doesn’t usually have 6 locomotives up front, though. This must be a power transfer. http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Tue, 05 May 2026 00:02:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1