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"Working the Winter Rails" by Trevor Pottelberg, features red engine #1244 from Ontario Southland Railway towing it's load of boxcars down the rails. The polar vortex spilled it's cold air into the region, causing overnight lows to near -20 degrees celcius. Combine those temps with a little bit of moisture in the air and you have the perfect ingredients for hoar frost to bloom.
I've always been fascinated by trains and have a thing for red engines in the snow. I've been dreaming of the day when I could make my vision come to life and today was the day. After spotting this train picking up it's first load of boxcars and tankers, I quickly drove ahead, parked my car and hiked to a safe location to photograph the oncoming train. Adrenaline soon took over and I forgot that my toes were numb to the core. After snapping a series of images of the train approaching, I thought I might be able to somehow follow and eventually get ahead of the train for more images. This particular one was captured at the second stop that I made. I went on to capture the train at one more location before having to pack it in and get home to meet my students on a Zoom Call. I'll be posting a few more from this morning's adventure. I hope to see some orders come in from train lovers in the near future.
"Working the Winter Rails" by Trevor Pottelberg, features red engine #1244 from Ontario Southland Railway towing it's load of boxcars down the rails. The polar vortex spilled it's cold air into the region, causing overnight lows to near -20 degrees celcius. Combine those temps with a little bit of moisture in the air and you have the perfect ingredients for hoar frost to bloom.
I've always been fascinated by trains and have a thing for red engines in the snow. I've been dreaming of the day when I could make my vision come to life and today was the day. After spotting this train picking up it's first load of boxcars and tankers, I quickly drove ahead, parked my car and hiked to a safe location to photograph the oncoming train. Adrenaline soon took over and I forgot that my toes were numb to the core. After snapping a series of images of the train approaching, I thought I might be able to somehow follow and eventually get ahead of the train for more images. This particular one was captured at the second stop that I made. I went on to capture the train at one more location before having to pack it in and get home to meet my students on a Zoom Call. I'll be posting a few more from this morning's adventure. I hope to see some orders come in from train lovers in the near future.
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