Comments on: The Breslau bridge over the Grand River has been a popular (Glenn Courtney) | spot (arnold mooney) for photographers going back decades. It has also been a point of contention with a 10 (or so) MPH slow order going back about a decade or two. GEXR/Metrolinx started fixing the bridge up last year, and after adding some handrails to the east side, the handrails are all gone and the slow order is no more – to my and crews delight Also, when was the last time GEXR 432/1 was all orange? I can still count on one hand how many times this has happened since G&W paint arrived. Back when winter was a thing, I made sure to get out there and get what I think is the best juxtaposition of G&W’s scheme: Blue skies, white snow, and orange locomotives. Here’s a photo of mine from 2015 of GEXR all yellow with one of our favourite hoggers at the throttle.

Comments on: The Breslau bridge over the Grand River has been a popular (Glenn Courtney) | spot (arnold mooney) for photographers going back decades. It has also been a point of contention with a 10 (or so) MPH slow order going back about a decade or two. GEXR/Metrolinx started fixing the bridge up last year, and after adding some handrails to the east side, the handrails are all gone and the slow order is no more – to my and crews delight Also, when was the last time GEXR 432/1 was all orange? I can still count on one hand how many times this has happened since G&W paint arrived. Back when winter was a thing, I made sure to get out there and get what I think is the best juxtaposition of G&W’s scheme: Blue skies, white snow, and orange locomotives. Here’s a photo of mine from 2015 of GEXR all yellow with one of our favourite hoggers at the throttle. http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Thu, 07 May 2026 18:00:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1