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 | | Just arrived at the siding, this time just waiting for a westbound freight to pass us |
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|  | | The Rocky Mountaineer takes the siding and the CN sign visible |
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|  | | The Shelley sign |
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|  | | Looking down the tracks from Shelley in the foliage |
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 | | A CN freight approaches the grade crossing and interlocking |
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|  | | Since the train has broken down we might as well enjoy lunch at Shelley |
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|  | | The houses beyond the siding sign |
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|  | | A railroads nightmare: having to bus passengers, the slow process of detraining at a grade crossing has started |
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 | | Looking down the two tracks of the siding |
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|  | | Another bus has arrived |
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|  | | Trespassers on the tracks, this time they might be able to be forgiven a broken train is unloading at their public grade crossing |
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|  | | A car can't cross the tracks, the Rocky Mountaineer has broken down and is unloading |
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|  | | The rear of the train briefly crosses the grade crossing to allow vehicles to pass |
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| |  | | Two of the buses |
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 | | A line of now 3 buses |
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|  | | Passengers load onto the last bus, the rest have left |
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|  | | Luckily a bus was found with a Wheelchair lift (and medical supplies), this bus is used for medical travel from rural areas to cities |
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|  | | A rescue locomotive is finally spotted from the rear vestibule |
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