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...and in the mid eighties the thought was that the weekly 44 passenger * trains serving CN Washago was minimal service...ha...wrong...
Here is Saturday only ONR conventional train #120 ( Northlander equipped) on the approach to Huntsville ( or ? ) with converted FP7A #1987 ( the former green & yellow #1510).
That is the two lane highway #11 at left ( now Regional road #592 ? ), prior to the four lane divided highway.
...And from what I remember Granma Lee's was a neat place...
* those weekly 44 trains at Washago: 14 VIA #9 & #10 ( Toronto section Canadian); 14 ONR – VIA pool trains #128 & #129 Northland; 12 ONR #121 & #122 Northlander and ONR weekend trains #120, #123, #124 ( shown on the Timetable as conventional, but Northlander equipped).
May 21, 1983 Kodachrome by S.Danko.
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Great shot! That’s actually just south of Trout Creek.
Nice. I have always felt this train was “underappreciated” by the viewers on this site. No other passenger train was like it in this country.