Canadian Railroads > first day of autumn

another summer gone by, a new season starting.
to 01 taken long ago, date not labelled on the computer, northbound just past Cotwood on the BC Rail Prince George sub.
to 02 near mile 426, Sept 12, 2008 on the Prince George sub, typical early fall morning, heavy dew and misty fog.
thanks for looking. Doug



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/22/17 05:15 by hoggerdoug.

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Looks like "long ago" they dumped some ballast for a surfacing project!

Dick Samuels

I hope it looks like that this year. I'll be driving through there in about a week.

Two great photos Doug . . especially iike the second one. . . 

Craig 
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trainjunkie Wrote:
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> I hope it looks like that this year. I'll be
> driving through there in about a week.

All depends on the weather and mother nature when and how the trees will turn. The blaze of yellow is nice account the aspen and poplar trees. Certainly not the various orange and reds that hardwood trees show in the fall season. Doug

hoggerdoug Wrote:
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> All depends on the weather and mother nature when
> and how the trees will turn. The blaze of yellow
> is nice account the aspen and poplar trees.
> Certainly not the various orange and reds that
> hardwood trees show in the fall season. Doug

The colors have pretty much peaked here in Alaska already. I drive south almost every fall and usually pick the colors up again in the lower Yukon/upper BC area but I never really know where I'll find them until I get there. All I know is I can't wait to see some sunshine. We've had rain almost every day this summer up here. I can count the number of sunny days we've had since May on one hand. The weather in western Canada is usually quite nice this time of year and I'm looking forward to the journey.