the CP has done it up right.
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Originally Posted by pennsyk4:
the CP has done it up right.
...as they have for a number of years now. They really do a fine job with this special train.
I wish it went by my neck of the woods.....Greg
We're going to catch it in Gurnee, IL this Saturday. Thanks for posting the vid, Charlie!
Originally Posted by Greg Houser:
I wish it went by my neck of the woods.....Greg
Check the US schedule...maybe he does
http://www.cpr.ca/en/in-your-c...hedule/Pages/us.aspx
That's pretty impressive, but why is the locomotive flying an American flag? Even for trips through the United States, you'd think they'd be flying the colors of their home country.
Originally Posted by Balshis:
That's pretty impressive, but why is the locomotive flying an American flag? Even for trips through the United States, you'd think they'd be flying the colors of their home country.
Doesn't it fly both? The Canadian flag on the engineers side and the American flag on the firemans side?
Originally Posted by Balshis:
That's pretty impressive, but why is the locomotive flying an American flag? Even for trips through the United States, you'd think they'd be flying the colors of their home country.
As Lima mentioned they do fly both flag
Here is a video of the US consist, this one is pulled by CP 9824
Has anyone seen the holiday train running BETWEEN scheduled stops? Especially at night, do they run with all the lights on? They're making a number of stops here in Wisconsin this weekend but I can't get the grandkids to any of the scheduled performances, so I thought we'd wait along the route between stops and catch it on the way. Will the lights be on?
Thanks,
FJ
When the train is moving the lights are on even on dead head moves.
Al
