Caption: 13 years ago a rather interesting move occurred out of Guelph. Ontario Southland Railway sent a train early in the morning light power to arrive in North Guelph for 0600. Their task? Lift three dimensional loads out of ABB including HEPX 200 and deliver 1 mile to the GEXR interchange, where GEXR would meet OSR and continue the journey. In this scene, a few hours after interchange GEXR is heading south on the former CNR Fergus subdivision without any spacers at all - no bridges! GEXR would add spacers in Guelph Yard a mile to the south before proceeding west for Stratford. In moments, the train would stop to pass a rather precarious sideline obstruction, seen here

ABB closed in early 2006. We had it good in Guelph, HEPX 200 would come a couple times a year to bring transformers to be refurbished and take them back out.
For more on HEPX 200 visit Tom Daspit's site where I had (about 15 years ago) submitted photos taken a couple years earlier than this. To see this car today, check out this photo