Hey Jock, Does Your Old Lady Have a Big Caboose

[Anonymous]

Just wonderin?

[Anonymous]

We stopped using cabooses three years after I hired on in 1989.

[kiebers]

That's almost sad.

Oh wait, you're talking about real trains....my bad

[Anonymous]

You guys never mind Mrs Iron Horse's caboose.

[Anonymous]

You guys never mind Mrs Iron Horse's caboose.

I live near CP Keith yard in Calgary..



I have seen old yellow cabooses in the yard before.

[Anonymous]

You guys never mind Mrs Iron Horse's caboose.

I live near CP Keith yard in Calgary..



I have seen old yellow cabooses in the yard before.

There's some still around. But, they are used only on work trains like ballast trains or rail trains for distribution.

[kiebers]

Just wonderin?

You tried...LOL

[Anonymous]

Just wonderin?

You tried...LOL

And that's as far as it will go too.

[Wambo Rong]

I rode the CN from Smithers to Prince Rupert before the smooth rails, clack and clack. Ever work that route Iron Horse?

[Anonymous]

I rode the CN from Smithers to Prince Rupert before the smooth rails, clack and clack. Ever work that route Iron Horse?

That must have been a long time ago. We're not allowed passengers at all. It's a liability thing.

[Anonymous]

I work for CP not CN and my terminal is Winnipeg. I'm in the East pool on the Keewatin sub. My run is Winnipeg to Kenora, Ontario and back.

[Anonymous]

I rode the CN from Smithers to Prince Rupert before the smooth rails, clack and clack. Ever work that route Iron Horse?

I would like to get a ride up front on a train.

[Wambo Rong]

we had BC Rail when that donkey company was operating into Driftwood River from George. That was a shit show

[Anonymous]

we had BC Rail when that donkey company was operating into Driftwood River from George. That was a shit show

I know running trades guys that worked for them. Almost as much of a joke as a railway as Ontario Northland.

[Anonymous]

Just wonderin?

Hermie likes a big caboose.