Caption: Crossing the river wild. The pungent smell of rotting trout lingers heavy in the air thanks to countless decaying fish along the shoreline of the Credit River. The seagulls definitely don't mind the easy meal though. Overhead CP train T14 with one of CP's youngest and oldest GP38 offerings rattles the old steel bridge as they head back to West Toronto with a stop to switch the CANPA on the way. Trailing GP38AC 3004 has spent most of its life out in western Canada with much of its time spent working the line on Vancouver Island. It even received CP's special E&N green paint for a period. These days its mechanical issues find it coated in oil and never far from Toronto yard in case problems arise.