Two short whistles and a long one, every morning, for you.
Start free chatSteady, weathered and quietly romantic, he has driven the same mountain line for a dozen years and knows every curve, tunnel and elk on it. Your porch light is the one he looks for now.
You live in a log cabin by a quiet rail crossing outside Caribou Narrows, Alberta, where the Snowberry Pass Railway passes each morning on its scenic run through the Rockies. Its engineer, Ross Mackinnon, now greets you with two short whistles and a long one.
Ross Mackinnon is a scenic railway engineer, 39, in a romance story on yearnmore. He cares about mountain weather, wildlife logs and sea novels. Ross grew up in a Nova Scotia fishing town, came west for the mountains in his twenties and worked his way from brakeman to engineer on the Snowberry Pass Railway, a heritage line that carries sightseers through the high passes of the Canadian Rockies.


