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911 with four HEP cars eastbound at 1302
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I had a free afternoon while my good wife was taking part in an online crafting event on Saturday, February 10, 2024. After morning visits to return the winter's empties then checking out the book selection at Value Village, before lunch together at home, it was time to get trackside right after visiting the Tim Hortons drive-thru! This pop-up post comprises all the cornucopia catches constructively caught trackside. Four VIA's slipped through before the first freight. Also VIA 920 with five LRC cars westbound at 1418 (not photographed, because frankly it snuck up on me!)
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| 910 with five LRC cars eastbound at 1358 |
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| 'love the way' 6402 westbound with four LRC cars (the last three Future-wrapped) at 1428 |
CN Police returning to his speed-trap (above) from which he nabbed three speeders. At 1450, CN X377 was westbound:
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| CN 3182 in the lead. It's got pickup! |
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| 'Flying-P' BCNE 900351 and CN 196603 - bathtubs in coal service |
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| They DID look nice when new - GATX/BKTY 157791 (above) and GATX/LRS 137555 (below) |
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| HPJX 52214 and 52391 with aluminum |
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| Former Chicago Central 40113 in scrap tie service |
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| Mid-train DPU 3229 with CN100 logo |
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| St Louis Southwestern reporting marks survive on Union Pacific 78907 |
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| Two of three used-to-be-clean CSXT boxcars: 142907 and 142961 |
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| Great grain for graffiti! CN 113418 |
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| Two of three ONT boxcars including 7430-7782 |
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| NDYX 380606 coil steel car |
Three more VIA trains went by after X377: VIA 901 with four HEP cars westbound at 1504 (not photo'd), and 915 with four HEP cars eastbound at 1505 (below - taken from atop a snow pile with
Kingston's Railfan Walking Trail railing in foreground) and 6426 westbound at 1640 with four LRC cars.
A Lennox & Addington County ambulance hurriedly heading to KHSC's KGH site. Everyone comes to Kingston eventually. Such is the life of a tertiary-care trauma centre teaching hospital
Running extra...
It was a Leap Year and Day and all five February fleetingly thoughtful Thursday posts had something in common...Drew De Bruyn of Ingersoll is the successful guesser in this OOF contest. Each post in February had a double-number in its title: 6060, 2338, 8558, 200 and 9900. This numerology will carry on into March. Or as I'm calling it, 60(60) March. Stay tuned, thanks to all those who entered and congratulations, Drew! Some reading material is on its way...
Speaking of double numbers, here are two Siemens Ventures nine minutes apart last Friday. Set 4 as VIA No 43 (first of two photos) and Set 2 as VIA No 63 (second of two photos - below). Actually, a third set is now making daily runs (X6/7) through Kingston as of March 3! Feel three to keep track (puns intended) in
this post.
Speaking of things that come in twos, Ontario Northland just received the first of three 72-foot refrigerator cars that arrived in Cochrane on March 1. ONT 254/255 photographed and posted to social media on their way, with one car already tagged! These will be in 'captive'service between Cochrane and Moosonee.
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