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Canadian Railroads > Scene of the collisionDate: 01/16/17 18:06 Scene of the collision Author: Mberry Ray Murphy posted last October about a collision between an amphibious boat and a train in the Port of Montreal at a crossing that is rarely used. I caught a train passing that crossing at my lunch today, with GP9's CN 4102 & CN 7054 backing a cut of grain cars past grain elevator #5.
The second shot is from the same spot as the first photo and shows the train crossing over the Lachine Canal a few seconds before. The third shot is actually the first I took and shows the train advancing a bit, before beginning to back up. Michael Berry Date: 01/17/17 17:19 Re: Scene of the collision Author: up833 That elevator looks long in tooth..who operates it?
thanks/Roger B Date: 01/17/17 17:34 Re: Scene of the collision Author: Mberry up833 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > That elevator looks long in tooth..who operates > it? > thanks/Roger B That is grain elevator #5 and it has been out of use since approximately the mid-1990's. Date: 01/17/17 17:40 Re: Scene of the collision Author: CA_Sou_MA_Agent That looks like where they filmed some scenes for the movie "The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet"
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