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	<title>Comments on: In search of the remnants of autumn. So late in the season it’s pretty hard to find much color left. I’ve always had an interest in the old CP Goderich subdivision, thankfully the section between Guelph Junction and Guelph survives today as it has always been owned by the city of Guelph. Through much of Guelph the line meanders near the Speed River, unfortunately in recent years a multi-purpose trail has been built along side much of it, taking away from some of the lines character. The section near Goldie Park just north of downtown offers a few scenic options as the line splits backyards and runs alongside the street. A little color remains here on this dreary autumn day, as the GEXR/Guelph Junction Railway southbound train heads south after working the industries and interchange in the cities north end.</title>
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