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	<title>Comments on: Here&#8217;s a throwback to just under 4 years ago when transfer jobs used to be a commodity along the North Toronto Sub. Back in 2017-2018 in my early times using a DSLR, I remember seeing yard transfers between Lambton &amp; Toronto Yard multiple times daily, sometimes even more than road trains. Now in the year 2021 I can only count a handful of times seeing one run, and I&#8217;d say it probably only happens once or twice a month at most. Unfortunate but it&#8217;s the way things go. 


 Anyways, in this shot we see a beautiful red ex-SOO GP38 leading the way of a westbound transfer through the Bartlett crossing on a chilly December 1, 2017.</title>
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