These pictures and low-quality videos were taken by David Graham. They are intended for personal use only. For any other uses, please contact the
photographer at cdlu@railfan.ca. Always keep the photographer's name with the videos and photos. Please do not mirror or mass-save these pictures or videos. Thanks!
The names refer to location, date (dd.mm.yy), and camera-assigned four digit id number.
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(map) North-West of Brantford, Drumbo is the site of the long-abandonned Drumbo sub, but the CP Galt sub passes near town and it has a couple of good spots to shoot from.
January 20th, 2005
CN seemed like a good place to go, so I spent a few hours at the Ingersoll Via station. On my way home, I saw an approach signal under the 401 and went up to the first crossing South of the highway to catch Ham turn and its whopping 22 axles.
