CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
lol
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RedRocket191
Senior Member
p5connex
Active Member
I should probably restate part of my last post-i should have written creosotes instead of arsenic - but I believe that arsenic is part of the chemical compound.
Nonetheless, highly poisonous and a product which doesn't deserve to see the light of day.
p5
Nonetheless, highly poisonous and a product which doesn't deserve to see the light of day.
p5
drum118
Superstar
I luck out by taking the hour early train to Aldershot at noon.
605 at Aldershot March 13-08
Arriving at Port Credit March 13-08. I was able to get these photo out of the video and smaller. b will not work on these photo's. Waited an hour to catch the 605 doing the 6:13 express run from PC as I miss it by 15 minutes in Oakville going west.
605 at Aldershot March 13-08
Arriving at Port Credit March 13-08. I was able to get these photo out of the video and smaller. b will not work on these photo's. Waited an hour to catch the 605 doing the 6:13 express run from PC as I miss it by 15 minutes in Oakville going west.
Dan416
Senior Member
Awesome pics! I love the new locos!
JasonParis
Moderator
The last pic almost makes it look electrified.
isittimetomoveyet
Active Member
They do look very nice, in my opinion.
I was able to ride into Oakville on one of these bad boys last week. Not the first time I have seen one in action. Noticed them a couple times running east and west on the Lakeshore W line. When I have seen it in action I have noticed that they were running the train with one old and one new locomotive. I guess with the earlier reported problems, they are playing it safe. Lord only knows, as a very pro transit individual, even I am getting annoyed with the delays.
I wish I had of known I was riding on it at the time, I only noticed when exiting. I wonder if the ride is any smoother, or quicker, to the average john q. transit rider? Would there be a discernible difference?
I was able to ride into Oakville on one of these bad boys last week. Not the first time I have seen one in action. Noticed them a couple times running east and west on the Lakeshore W line. When I have seen it in action I have noticed that they were running the train with one old and one new locomotive. I guess with the earlier reported problems, they are playing it safe. Lord only knows, as a very pro transit individual, even I am getting annoyed with the delays.
I wish I had of known I was riding on it at the time, I only noticed when exiting. I wonder if the ride is any smoother, or quicker, to the average john q. transit rider? Would there be a discernible difference?