Railpictures.ca - Ken Perry Photo: North of Quesnel, the British Columbia Railway crossed Ahbau Creek on a 920‘ long steel bridge at mileage 406.3, about a 0.8 mile walk in north from the highway 97 overpass at the north end of Greening. Passenger train No. 2 with lone RDC-3 BC-33, running right on time at 0859 PDT (scheduled at Greening at 0901) on Thursday 1978-10-05, casts its shadow on the nearby trees. | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

North of Quesnel, the British Columbia Railway crossed Ahbau Creek on a 920‘ long steel bridge at mileage 406.3, about a 0.8 mile walk in north from the highway 97 overpass at the north end of Greening. Passenger train No. 2 with lone RDC-3 BC-33, running right on time at 0859 PDT (scheduled at Greening at 0901) on Thursday 1978-10-05, casts its shadow on the nearby trees.

Caption: North of Quesnel, the British Columbia Railway crossed Ahbau Creek on a 920‘ long steel bridge at mileage 406.3, about a 0.8 mile walk in north from the highway 97 overpass at the north end of Greening. Passenger train No. 2 with lone RDC-3 BC-33, running right on time at 0859 PDT (scheduled at Greening at 0901) on Thursday 1978-10-05, casts its shadow on the nearby trees.

Photographer:	Ken Perry [195] (more) (contact)
Date:	1978-10-05 (search)
Railway:	BC Rail (search)
Reporting Marks:	BCOL BC-33 (search)
Train Symbol:	No. 2 (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	Prince George sub. (406.3) (search)
City/Town:	Greening (search)
Province:	British Columbia (search)
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hoggerdoug

July 4, 2022 at 3:42 pm

Nice image, nice scenery in that area. Real good area for bears !!! I’ve been over that bridge countless times.

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