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	<title>Comments on: Nice late afternoon at Bayview. Often freight traffic was delayed until the GO rush to Hamilton was over, and as a result I often left the Junction early rather than wait around a couple of hours. In retrospect, I suppose I should have spent a bit more time and film on GO.  Here&#8217;s 9804 heading to Hamilton; this was the last year for these locomotives to be numbered in a four digit series.  Shortly after this image, 9804 became 504, as part of the series 9800-9807 becoming 500-507.
 It doesn&#8217;t quite seem like &#8216;yesterday&#8217; but it certainly doesn&#8217;t feel like 50 years ago.</title>
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