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	<title>Comments on: This summer&#8217;s evening was fresh off some serious downpours that passed through the region earlier in the day. Rumour had it, that there was a CP freight &#8216;sitting on the main&#8217;, somewhere. I&#8217;m up for adventure!


Early reports is that it rained so hard, that some flooding occurred in the Detroit-Windsor tunnel, backing up traffic on both sides of the border. It didn&#8217;t take me long to find the crewless train, however, I was out of luck trying to confirm with them if the stories were true.


I now see why  fellow contributor Geoff Elliott  shoots here often. Great vantage point of a train amongst the rich farmlands of Southwestern Ontario.</title>
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