Railpictures.ca - Ken Perry Photo: Following up on my post last week of an SPC critter, at the Queen Elizabeth Power Station in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Power Corporation‘s un-numbered GE 80-tonner s/n 32811 built January 1957 was the primary locomotive for switching hopper cars of coal fuel, seen here on Monday 1976-10-11. There is no rail access there nowadays, as the power plant now runs on natural gas. | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

Following up on my post last week of an SPC critter, at the Queen Elizabeth Power Station in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Power Corporation‘s un-numbered GE 80-tonner s/n 32811 built January 1957 was the primary locomotive for switching hopper cars of coal fuel, seen here on Monday 1976-10-11. There is no rail access there nowadays, as the power plant now runs on natural gas.

Caption: Following up on my post last week of an SPC critter, at the Queen Elizabeth Power Station in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Power Corporation‘s un-numbered GE 80-tonner s/n 32811 built January 1957 was the primary locomotive for switching hopper cars of coal fuel, seen here on Monday 1976-10-11. There is no rail access there nowadays, as the power plant now runs on natural gas.

Photographer:	Ken Perry [199] (more) (contact)
Date:	1976-10-11 (search)
Railway:	Industrial (search)
Reporting Marks:	SPC no number (search)
Train Symbol:	Yard engine (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	QE Power Station (search)
City/Town:	Saskatoon (search)
Province:	Saskatchewan (search)
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Stephen C. Host

April 16, 2024 at 8:35 pm

A critter in its natural habitat. I like the building in the background too.

I like finding places like this on maps and seeing that rails are still in place.. not here. DARN

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