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Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 01-14-2014 Hello Everyone---my first railfanning adventure of 2014 provided a pleasant surprise.I stopped by CP's Kinnear Yard hoping to catch some action,maybe a trio of the usual GP9's but in their place I got my first shot of a GP20C-ECO rebuilt GP9,number 2262 in pristeen condition.Unfortunately I couldn't get some clearer shots so these pictures will have to do for now but now that I know this unit is at Kinnear,hopefully I'll get some better shots next time. Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - Charlie B - 01-14-2014 It doesn't look like you had anymore sun than I did today, but you made a good catch and had a chance to get out. Charlie Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 01-15-2014 The good news is that the 2262 is still at Kinnear Yard---the bad news is that I still can't get some good unobstructed pictures Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 01-20-2014 A couple of rare GMD-1's were the yard power at Aldershot's yard today Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 01-21-2014 Ghosts from the past---unfortunately all the items in this photo are just fond memories---the picture of the diesel,turntable and the roundhouse was taken at the Hamilton TH&B engine facililites on Chatham St. back in the early 80's---even the TH&B Railway no longer exists. Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 01-22-2014 Hello---here's another picture of CP GP20C-ECO 2262 at Kinnear Yard---it's hard to believe that this diesel started out as a GP9 Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 02-04-2014 It was one of the nicer days today (only minus 5 celsius) and with another snow advisory for tomorrow,I thought I'd take a run out to Bayview.I didn't stay long but caught this eastbound freight with a Central Illinois SD70 in the 3 unit consist. Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - doctorwayne - 02-04-2014 Nice to see that "the hackey" hasn't carried you away completely. That photo is the first time I noticed the switch heaters - at least they're getting used this winter. Wayne Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 02-27-2014 CP Rail GP38-2 #3015 in the "Pac man" paint scheme waits for her next assignment at Hamilton's Kinnear Yard. Over at Wentworth St.,SD40-2 #5946 leads a container train west through the city. A little later another freight train is spotted on Lawrence Rd. heading east Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 03-07-2014 CP Rail GP38AC #3015 is currently one of the diesels working the Kinnear Yard in Hamilton.This locomotive was built in 1971 and is still in her original Multimark paint scheme Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - Charlie B - 03-07-2014 Nice shot, but what is all that white stuff. I was able to wash the truck and the car today. nice and sunny and 40 degrees. Rain tomorrow hee, but supposed to be nice on Sunday Charlie Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 03-15-2014 Yesterday was a really nice day (plus 7 celcius) and the action at Bayview was pretty good too.I was lucky to catch a couple of rare locomotives---GTW GP38-2 6225 and CN GP40-2 9592 Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 03-17-2014 Happy St.Patrick's Day---here's a few more shots taken at Bayview on March 15th Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - Steamtrains - 03-18-2014 Hey..!! You live in train-watcher's paradise..!! I'm lucky to hear the whistle way off in the distance at night as the little S-2 switches out a couple of cars out of the port of Brownsville... All that snow reminds me of my days in Wisconsin.... :cry: Keep up the good work..!! Re: My Hometown---Part 2 - cn nutbar - 03-18-2014 Thanks Gus---Hamilton is a good area for railfanning but it's Charlie who lives in train watcher's paradise |