Canadian Railroads > Remnants of Pacific Great Eastern

Here are some PGE survivors at the West Coast Ry Association in Squamish.

Loleta Fernbridge

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At least I have her a bath this year, she wasn't that shiny in July!..... someone should get slapped for turning the stainless brown thou *mad*

Nice Photos!

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Nice stuff. I really like shots #1 and 3.

- Jeff

The only PGE remnant that I have found.

Gary

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And I always thought the PGE stood for "Prince George Eventually". ;-)

PHall Wrote:
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> And I always thought the PGE stood for "Prince
> George Eventually". ;-)


I heard it was "Please Go Easy."

I wish I could remember the exact wording of the old poem about the PGE ..

I clatter, clatter as I go,
From nowhere on to never.
I have a middle without ends
I am the Please Go Easy.

That's all I can remember ... and even that might be wrong!

I would also love to get my hands on some of the Len Norris cartoons from the Vancouver Sun showing the Ambleside & Tiddlycove going through houses etc.

Will MacKenzie
Dundas, ON

thehighwayman Wrote:
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> I would also love to get my hands on some of the
> Len Norris cartoons from the Vancouver Sun showing
> the Ambleside & Tiddlycove going through houses
> etc.

PGE = Province's Greatest Expense

http://www.animationresources.org/pics/norris00-big.jpg

http://www.animationresources.org/pics/norris30-big.jpg

CA_Sou_MA_Agent Wrote:
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> thehighwayman Wrote:
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> > I would also love to get my hands on some of
> the
> > Len Norris cartoons from the Vancouver Sun
> showing
> > the Ambleside & Tiddlycove going through houses
> > etc.
>
> PGE = Province's Greatest Expense
>
> http://www.animationresources.org/pics/norris00-bi
> g.jpg
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> http://www.animationresources.org/pics/norris30-bi
> g.jpg


Thank you!!! Love them!!!

Will MacKenzie
Dundas, ON

A PGE boxcar sitting in the Central BC Railway & Forestry Museum in Prince George. I shot this in June of 2009. For a museum with such close ties to the PGE there's not a lot of PGE stuff visible--quite a bit of BCOL though...

Keith Robertson
Langley, BC

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