Caption: I'd set out in the morning north from Saskatoon towards Prince Albert, being told that Carlton Trail might be running that day. I bumped into a friendly maintainer around Duck Lake who told me there would be no trains, so after chatting for a bit I turned around for the long, defeated trip back to Saskatoon. When I got to Warman I decided to detour a bit and head to the west side of Saskatoon and just check things out given everything was new to me anyways. When I got towards the Watrous Sub, this massive elevator unexpectedly appeared (it is so new it is not even on Google Maps yet), and luckily for me, a train was being loaded there. This was quite the sight to watch for a few hours in between catching mainline freights on the Watrous, as it is a rather interesting setup there. The track is a massive loop that can accommodate the loading of a full-sized unit grain train, and they just keep shoving back around the loop one car at a time until the entire train is loaded. I know, I'd rather have caught something at an old prairie sentinel, but for someone from Southern Ontario, this was still quite the treat.