Aaron "Pnut " Johnson had been bugging me for years to head to his home province of New Brunswick for a rail trip. Out of annoyance and curiosity it was time to make it happen. Joining us on the journey were Craig Beaulieu, filmer Colin D Watt and another NB native Geoff Brown. There were seasonly mild temps of -5 to -10 when we arrived compared to the regular -20 and below which was a welcome suprise to us. Coupled with plenty of snow on the ground we were in for a productive week on Canada's East coast.

No trip would be right with out a visit to the Baggage Services desk. Our gear did arrive later the next day so thank you West Jet.

Craig Beaulieu continually punished himself getting the shot during our trip. Thanks buddy!

Pnut had friends in all the right the places. East Coast inhabitants really are some of the nicest people you'll meet.

We crashed at Geoff Brown's parents place for a few nigts while in St John. This shot was to good not to post buddy.

Filmer Colin D Watt 

Oh the delicous lobster roll, my Dad was raving about these before the trip so I couldn't wait to try one. Sadly soon after eating this bombs began going off in my stomach and thoughts of the movie " Alien " started crossing my mind.

Road trips generally mean your not eating the most healthy of meals but on this trip is seemed like we were going out of our way to eat as bad as possible.

Many Donairs and a few slices of pizza were ingested at this fine establishment.

Another light meal before a long night session. 

5 pairs of stinky boots along with 5 stinky dudes. Sorry to who ever had to spend any time in this room after us.

Pnut bailed on his hip and split it open enough to need some stiches. 

While in the waiting room we met this guy with a nail through his finger. He just wanted to go back to work and finish the job.

It is amazing how crap you can fit in a Dodge Caravan. One hell of a van.

Before

After

To save some money we decided against a hotel the last night. Instead we shot until sunrise and bagged a bunch of shots. Big thanks to the crew for making that happen.