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Went hunting, shot some pics of the Hudson 2816 steam trials.
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Grinandbearit</i> <br /><br />Hey Macguy, <br />We just had The Empress (2816) in our region (Eastern Ontario) and I'm sure there 1000's of pictures taken. At Smiths Falls , a division point on the CPR on the 6th of June there were over 2000 railfans, I think all with cameras. She came in with about an 18 or 19 car train made up of support cars, 3 diesels, (all vintage ) coaches, sleepers, a diner and several business cars. The passengers who boarded at Vancouver and got off at Montreal,paid a reported $26000 a piece for double occupancy. On the return through the "Falls" she was down to the support cars ,two coaches, a sleeper and a business car. Again a huge crowd but not as many as the first time. <br />It's really a thrill to see a genuine main line steam engine and I'm sure the CPR has reaped a load of favorable publicity from this cross Canada excursion. Now 2816 will go to the U.S. and double head excursions with 261. That should be quite a sight. <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />There's nothing like live steam! [:D] <br /> <br />I wish I could have seen the 2816 with all those cars behind her, when I saw her she just had about 3 coaches, a box car and a tool car and that was it. But you take whatever you can get when it comes to live steam these days, right? <br /> <br />Hopefully someone will post some pics somewhere of the 2816 when she goes double heading, that would be awsome to see! <br /> <br />Glad to hear so many turned out to see the 2816 in motion! [8D]
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