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I’ll write here what I remember. I hope it will serve as a reference for modelers and those curious about the NBEC’s operations. When I was giving my presentation on the New Brunswick East Coast Railway to the Bytown Railway Society, there were a few questions about the spur line that ran to the Port … Read more
Walking Well: Trails, Paths, Pilgrimages is a collection of essays about walking and mental health, intersecting with colonialism, environmental stewardship and relationships.
Bird’s Eye View is a work of historical fiction, with an emphasis on the history. At times it felt like I was reading someone’s memoir rather than a novel.
I’m giving a presentation on the New Brunswick East Coast Railway for the Bytown Railway Society on the evening of Tuesday, October 6.
The CPKC Belleville subdivision runs from Smiths Falls, Ontario westward to Don Mills (in the Greater Toronto Area), parallel to Lake Ontario.
Steve Winwood was an integral part of several groups before hitting it big with his second solo album, Arc of a Diver.
On September 24, 2005, Peter Gough and I (and my kids) chased a train from Saint John to Welsford and back.
For several years, the Algoma Central Railway offered a unique experience – stay in a camp car in the beautiful Agawa Canyon!
The CPR Carmi subdivision was part of the storied Kettle Valley Railway. This route through some of the most difficult terrain in British Columbia was often plagued with heavy snowfall, rock slides and other difficulties. The data below is from the April 24, 1960 CP employee timetable. Mile Station Sidings 0.0 MIDWAYJoins to CPR Midway … Read more
