Comments on: My boys have always had a thing for OSR’s ex SOO Line GP7’s. There is just something about high nose out of the box Geeps. Unfortunately both of OSR’s GP7’s have been out of service for a few years. News recently of them being reactivated sent my boys on a mission and we were lucky enough to catch at least one of them out on the road today. Years ago I am thankful I got the pair together. Hearing 378 was running the St. Thomas job made for a good way to spend a day off. Thankfully the bad weather reports were wrong as well. Here 378 is seen after ducking under highway 401 at Putnum as it heads south to St. Thomas.

Comments on: My boys have always had a thing for OSR’s ex SOO Line GP7’s. There is just something about high nose out of the box Geeps. Unfortunately both of OSR’s GP7’s have been out of service for a few years. News recently of them being reactivated sent my boys on a mission and we were lucky enough to catch at least one of them out on the road today. Years ago I am thankful I got the pair together. Hearing 378 was running the St. Thomas job made for a good way to spend a day off. Thankfully the bad weather reports were wrong as well. Here 378 is seen after ducking under highway 401 at Putnum as it heads south to St. Thomas. http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Wed, 06 May 2026 15:50:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1