We’re back on the rails with Nancy Haun in the L’Anse area checking out the colors as the Canadian National goes along their way. Her first shot was snapped around the Spurr River area. Nancy was disappointed she didn’t get the river in the shot also, but said it was too dangerous to do so. Next photo was at Tama Siding, which is near Herman, with a bit of color as they’re passing by.

The bottom two photos were taken on foggy mornings recently. The first one on the L’Anse Hill, the second one, Nancy said the Canadian National was running lite in Herman. I love how you can see the lights of the CN slicing through the fog in the bottom photo. That would make a nice canvas for a rail fan’s wall.

Nancy’s video was also recorded on one of those foggy mornings. That’s the Iron Bridge over Daults Creek on the L’Anse Hill. Make sure you have your volume turned up to hear the babbling brook talking away, too.

Nice set, but I think
that someone should
tell the conductor in
the fourth pic to put
on his low beams so
he won’t blind drivers
in oncoming cars.
And nice relaxing vid,
but were is the train?

I love this set. Trains are so cool.
Nancy, you're so lucky. In the fog is
my favorite.

I love trains, coming through the fog is spectacular. It ‘s to bad
they moved the train out of the Copper Country.

Great pics and video Nancy. What you say we jump
on one of those box cars and ride that train just
to see how far it goes? lol Then we could "thumb a
diesel down" and hitchhike back to Lanse,or, we
could "catch a southbound and ride it all the way
to Georgia until the train runs out of track" MTB,
what an adventure that would be! I'll bet you've
even thought about that before as much as your
fascination with trains. lol I'm joking but as
much as I have (and the others) have seen your
great pics of these trains, I have often wondered
how far it would go!:=))

Also, the second pic with the countryside and color
in the background, is suitable for framing!!

“ This old airport's got
me down It's no earthly
good to me'Cause I'm
stuck here on the ground
As cold and drunk as I can be
You can't jump a jet plane
Like you can a freight train
So, I'd best be on the way
In the early morning rain”
(Gordon Lightfoot)