CEFX AC4400CW leads a mix of tanks and covered hoppers westbound down through Jaws of Death Gorge. The low water level of the river though makes it look peaceful.

Fishing, rafting, watching trains, another day on the river. The westbound Rocky Mountaineer from Kamloops cruises the river west of Spences Bridge.

A westbound Canadian National container train drops down into Jaws of Death gorge, so named for the steep and narrow banks and turbulent stretch of the Thompson river.

Rounding along the Thompson River Canyon, is a eastbound Canadian Pacific unit of empty coal hoppers.

As shadows start reaching into the canyon, an eastbound Canadian Pacific unit train descends the Painted Canyon.

The Rocky Mountaineer is running westbound on Canadian National track while across the river a double stack unit train runs eastbound on Canadian Pacific track.

The westbound Rocky Mountaineer, from Kamloops to Vancouver, runs along the Thompson River in a morning rain.

A westbound Canadian National mixed manifest rounds the curves east of Spences Bridge along side of a very low Thompson River

Drifting downhill through the Painted Canyon,a westbound Canadian National passes through the Cape Horn Tunnel.

A westbound Canadian National Double Stack drifts downhill passing through the rock slides in the Painted Canyon.

A westbound Canadian National Double Stack drifts downhill along Thompson River. It's passing through the rock slides and about to enter Cape Horn tunnel in the Painted Canyon.

A westbound Canadian Pacific exits Gladwin tunnel as it heads downhill out of the Painted Canyon.

The westbound Rocky Mounntaineer from Banff Alberta to Vancouver British Columbia, traverses the varied landscape of the Thompson River Canyon.

The westbound Rocky Mounntaineer from Banff Alberta to Vancouver British Columbia,crosses over the Thompson River into Lytton B.C. where the Thompson and Fraser rivers join.

Salmon fishermen take a moment to gaze at a passing westbound, with Canadian National 5414 in the lead, looking a lot like the H.O. model made by Athearn.