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Rail cutting adventures
Here's a few pictures taken when we were cutting cast off CWR (ribbon rail) for the CNR in Northern Ontario.
Odd place for a signal on a siding
Concrete ties and why they don't do well in the winter
Old tug left in the bush where an old logging town burnt down.
Interesting CN work car
Dang woodpeckers!
Trackmobile ballast train
CN Hytracker, this is a drop down trailer that hauls equipment down the track under its own power once the tractor is dettached!
Got wheels? Twenty four!
Expansion rail just off of a bridge is designed to allow for shifting rails in temp extremes.
Pump spots, this caused by the weight of the train pushing down on the roadbed and pressing out mud every time a wheel goes over it.
An old submerged motor
Old steam donkey
Odd place to have a signal on a siding
Park Car passing by
Momma Fox & Me She comes out when a highrail crew goes by looking for sandwiches for her kits but stays away from the trains.
A CN freight on the main, sort of getting artsie with this one?
Dwayne ready to cut on a very steep enbankment!
Picking up the sections with the magnet.
CN crane part two
CN crane on the back track
Dwayne makes the cut
Measuring 39' lengths
Me and the highrail



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