Caption: If there was a "time machine" update from this location, I'd sure like to see it. Out in the BC interior I was on vacation with the girlfriend, staying at my grandfathers home in Boswell, about 30 miles away, other side of the water. We headed out for the day; she in anticipation of somewhere 'exciting', but no, she forgot there were train yards in Nelson......... This view I found along Hwy 6 at the west end of town; and I wonder if this location is still as open today. The image was taken late afternoon; and visible dead center is the old Nelson CP station, built in 1900 and after passenger service ended deteriorated to the point it was a wonder vandals didn't torch it. In 1992 it was declared a Heritage Building and I understand it has been restored. On the left barely visible is the famous Nelson Diesel Shop, built 1953, home for the CLC locomotives in the west; after their demise the shop was closed, and what was declared an 'eyesore' was torn down a few years ago. (2010?) This was quite the facility in its' day. Note the string of cabooses (cabeese?) I'd love to know what is left of the facility here.