Railpictures.ca - AJS Photo: After supposedly hitting something East of Kent Bridge in a “bouncy unit” as described by the crew, the diesel doctor recommended that the weed spraying train to stop at a crossing friendly location to be inspected by the mechanic that was in the area. Here they are stopped on the main waiting for the mechanic with D&H 7304 in lead | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

After supposedly hitting something East of Kent Bridge in a "bouncy unit" as described by the crew, the diesel doctor recommended that the weed spraying train to stop at a crossing friendly location to be inspected by the mechanic that was in the area. Here they are stopped on the main waiting for the mechanic with D&H 7304 in lead

Caption: After supposedly hitting something East of Kent Bridge in a "bouncy unit" as described by the crew, the diesel doctor recommended that the weed spraying train to stop at a crossing friendly location to be inspected by the mechanic that was in the area. Here they are stopped on the main waiting for the mechanic with D&H 7304 in lead

Photographer:	AJS [242] (more) (contact)
Date:	05/19/2017 (search)
Railway:	Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks:	D&H 7304 (search)
Train Symbol:	CP 2WGA-19 (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	CP Windsor Sub (search)
City/Town:	Chatham (search)
Province:	Ontario (search)
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Todd Steinman

May 26, 2017 at 9:30 pm

You didn’t happen to be waiting for this train in the Convention Centre parking lot, before moving west to this location – did you? I absolutely love photographing this area, especially at Bloomfield Road. Lots of parking on either side of the road, and open space along the corridor which makes for some great photography. Thanks for the information too about the story behind why this train wasn’t moving (or spraying)…I still don’t own a scanner! :S

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Todd Steinman

May 26, 2017 at 9:30 pm

You didn’t happen to be waiting for this train in the Convention Centre parking lot, before moving west to this location – did you? I absolutely love photographing this area, especially at Bloomfield Road. Lots of parking on either side of the road, and open space along the corridor which makes for some great photography. Thanks for the information too about the story behind why this train wasn’t moving (or spraying)…I still don’t own a scanner! :S