Get ALL of the Halton Subdivision, Owen Subdivision and more action here. I also have footage from the Humber River trestle that CN crosses in Vaughan, along with the grade separated crossing the the CN Halton Sub and the CP Mactier Sub, which is also in Vaughan.

If you look through my camera lens, youll find the following, and more...

CN Halton Sub: CN runs on the Halton sub. ive covered most parts of the Halton sub that is in Brampton, but not yet Bramelea Station, all eventually get a video from there. Ive also got a bit of action of the trains in Georgetown. Including the trestle in Georgetown.

OBRY Owen Sub: Ever since i figured out when they run ide try to make it down to film them every tuesday and friday. After CP abandoned the line the OBRY bought it and served the industry's from Streetsville to Orangeville. They also run a tour train every Saturday, its the most senic tour train in southern Ontario. Ive covered most of the Owen sub in Brampton, i even filmed the whole route from Brampton to Streetsville from the Cab. Ive also gotten a shot of it at the Forks Of The Credit.

Railfanning In Toronto: Every now and then i go over to my cousins house, and sometimes we go out and film trains. I have videos from around Toronto including the Bartlett Ave. area, the CP, CN grade separated crossing at Beare, CN & VIA action around the lake shore area, GO train racing the cars along the DVP, and some GO, ONR, and CP action at the CP &CN grade separated crossing in the Don Valley Area. I also have footage from Rosedale, and of the West Toronto Diamond from Osler St.

Railfanning In Streetsville : The CP Galt Sub goes through Streetsville. Its also were the OBRY interchanges with CP. I have videos from The OBRY/CP interchange of a few galt sub trains, and the CP "Streetsville Turn" which interchanges, and switches cars at the OBRY/CP interchange.

Railfanning In Hamilton: In Hamilton i have videos from the popular "Baview Junction". This location gets many trains a day including CN, CP, VIA, GO, and Amtrak. The best place to watch trains from this location would be at the pedestrian bridge just off Plaines Rd. Another good location thats very close is "The Cowpath" which is just north of York Blvd. There is a parking lot there but is roped off. From there you can see the CN and CP trains come up and down the hill. Furture down the tracks the CP Hamilton Sub crosses over the CN Dundas Sub on a grade separated crossing.

Layout: My layout is 5x10 . I run DCC with the NCE powercab. I use Atlas code 100 track. I have 3 locomotives, 2 that i mainly use. I have a GTW GP-38 (6210) made by Atlas, BN C424 (4246) made by Atlas, and the rarly used ATSF SD45 (5418) made by Bachmann. My layout features a double track mainline in the shape of a oval, there are 2 spurs, one into a factory, the other to a Lumber Yard. The factory spur has street running. There are 2 road crossings. There is a car dealership, a water tower, a fictional load transfer dock for truckers, and a soccer field. There will be more stores in the future. There will also be a staging yard under the layout in the future.