OSRX 383 and 373 sit idle at CP Woodstock while their crew has a late lunch.

The sun has just risen as OSRX 383 and 6508 sit next to Salford Shops.

The Woodstock Job is rocketing back with a single tank car from the interchange with CP.

OSRX 6508 and 383 coast through the countryside just outside of Beachville, Ontario on the return leg of their trip to Woodstock.

After setting off a dozen multi-levels for interchange with CP at Woodstock Yard, two first generation EMD units coast through the countryside with a single tank car for Ingersoll.

An F-unit coasts through the countryside on the approach to Salford, Ontario where the main shops are located for Ontario Southland Railway.

A pair of first generation EMD units throttle up out of Ingersoll where they just lifted a dozen loaded multi-levels from CAMI.

OSRX 383 and 6508 lead loaded multi-levels along the St. Thomas Subdivision after working CAMI.

The OSR Woodstock Job passes the Beachville Post Office in 'downtown' Beachville, Ontario.

The OSR Woodstock job trundles eastbound behind peoples backyards, in Beachville.

We stopped along the highway a few times whilst chasing the OSR eastward from Ingersoll to Woodstock. You can even see the railroad paparazzi running back to continue the chase.

After lifting the Woodstock multi's at Cami, OSR #383 notches up, eastbound out of Ingersoll.

Ontario Southland #383 drills Woodstock multi's at Cami.

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A pair of first generation EMD units speed through Ingersoll as light power for Cami.