Canadian Railroads > Part 1, Yale to Juniper Beach

With 4 days to get some trains in and armed with my new camera I set out early Thursday morning with the destination being Juniper Beach for our camping spot.

#1 - CP Eastbound exits the Yale tunnel, if you look above and see the gaurdrails that would be the old highway 1

#2 - CN 8964 crossing the Anderson Creek Bridge

#3 - Wide angle of a CP Manifest with a "new" Beltback unit for Coquitlam Yard.



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#4 - CP WB grain train with a UP GEVO helping out

#5 - The Empress of 8's Eastbound at Kumsheen

#6 -CN 8888 at Drynoch 

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#7 - Cooking dinner when a CN Container showed up heading East for Kamloops

#8 - CN 2100 leads a Westbound Contaner train thorugh the crossing at Juniper Beach

#9 - WB CN train streeking across the land at 1am, the Trans Canada Highway can be seen in the top.

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#10 - After wating for the arrival of the Westbound at McAbee a CN SD70M-2 and IC SD70 bring their train up to speed with 38 miles left untill they change crews.

As time permits I will get Part 2 up sometime this week.

Enjoy

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Looks like the new camera is working very well!

Nice camping trip, and excellent images.

611

Great Pics Christian. I envy the lack of parental responsabilities you have! 

Image #2, I'm pretty sure you meant the Anderson Creek bridge instead of the Alexandria bridge. That latter lacks railway tracks.

Looks like you had a wonderful trip.

Mike N.

Great photos, and what a place to camp!

LF

Thanks Guys!

Hahaha, it has its advantages Mike! And yes I was throwing the post together rather fast, I'll fix it up now

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Enjoyable series, i'm looking forward to part two & will have to check out that camping spot someday.  The CN 2100 was just through here (Oregon) a week before your trip leading milled grain empties back from California.

Great photos, looks like a fun trip.
Photo #6 is right about where the front seal on my transmission gave it up, the first time.