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Lots to look at in his one.
Still finding the goodies! A lot more character back then.
Damn
Great image!
In degrees of Awesomeness….this is right up there,
Another awesome photo AW! Although I have crossed this bridge and taken trains over these tracks more times than I can count, its incredible to think that this photo was taken 3 years before i hired on at CN and that station would be completely gone by my first trip to the “Fort”
Thanks. How do you think I feel? Nearly 44 years ago. But it seems like 10.
I appreciate the positive feedback on this shot, guys. The image turned out pretty good, as since that time I had only an old yellowing print to look back at. This idea scanning stuff is really full of nice surprises. Duds were not duds after all. Good that the negatives held up.
I’m quite amazed that the plot of land the Station is on appears to be part of the car dealer now.. .and not railway property. While I could be wrong, they’re mowing it like it’s theirs
Good. I hope they are picking up the trash, too. !!
Not sure about the car lot comment, I believe its the junky back yard of a private residence.
now there are cameras, sensors and all kinds of surveillance gizmos on the end of the bridge !!!!
It is Mike – same owners who own the lot live there and that’s their back yard. I was there in July 2019 and got their permission to stand in their “back yard” while the NS transfer came across. They were friendly.
They were mowing the lawn with a ride-em lawnmower. At the time it was well kept.. perhaps there are new owners/renters.