Видео

Current time 12:04 am June 25, 2024. Enjoyed the Allegheny videos of western PA. I have ridden thru Horseshoe Curve about 5 times on passenger trains.

Best part is that they honk the horns

Great video

They actually reopened G3

22:29 MG3AH

11:08 that was actually built in Rochelle

It became a no horn zone around when the Wayside Cantilevers were replaced

5:52 sterling local if your wondering.

They have a VR cam now

miles and miles of sadness...

Miss seeing any new work. Pray that all well.

Im from here and live in Texas now miss the trains but not the snow.

David, your rail videos are outstanding. I've been to the Horseshoe Curve many times but have never experienced it as seen through your aerial footage. I'm planning to do a small segment about the Horseshoe Curve history as part of one of my motorcycle riding videos on my channel. I was wondering if you might allow me to use some of your footage in my video? I can credit your channel onscreen somehow and add a link to your channel in the video description. I couldn't find an email address for you. You can get mine on my channel if you want to discuss. Regardless, great stuff. I've always liked trains but have never appreciated them in the manner you and other rail fans do. And I live in Central Pennsylvania.

A great review. Very impressive place and since I live in California I use the two railfan cameras to view the action. Keep up the good work.

I love trains 🚂🚄🚅

0:46 I can't get over the fact that they have TWO different lift bridge mechanisms nested one inside the other. Never seen anything like it.

Back in the 1960s driving up US15 from Harrisburg, we used to parallel a big PRR railyard. How big is this one in comparison?

As of today, the station is gone.

Great work by you wonderful people of Illinois 👌👍👏

soo abundant...but also soo sad....

each one of those costs about $300,000 as is.. and they are just sitting there.. excess is the fools pride..

The New York Central F unit on the outer track. My dad was a yard conductor in the old Botsford Yard in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Hi Cindy it's Steven from Toledo

I just purchased a UAS and your impressive aerial views have inspired me to also give this aspect of railfanning a try. Thanks for a great video!

When the Toledo was it onto form of when it was then bygone for it although. Also wondering if on east it was foregoing to it you know?

Do They Have NS 5198 a old High Hood down there

This video is great! Love the narration, editing, all of it. Thanks for sharing.

The black and yellow Santa Fe and the caboose!

Am order the F40PH and C40-8

How many of these places are there? I was in Galveston, TX last year and there's a big locomotive collection there. It seems like there's thousands of tons of potentially recyclable metals just lying around.

Super. And this is only one of maybe a dozen locomotive graveyards, containing everything from F units, center cabs, and four wheel switchers all the way up to fairly modern high horsepower diesel locomotives, many sidelined simply because they are not emissions compliant. 💙 T.E.N.

The horseshoe curve is the greatest place.

Awesome video! Ive been to deshler quite a few times and its a bit far away from where I live but i do go out there a couple times a year. Roughly 70 miles east of Deshler there's a hotspot in Greenwich, Ohio that is home to a somewhat similar layout to deshler however it offers up much better angles and has very similar traffic to it. Greenwich also has the unique quality of having Wheeling and Lake Erie trains run through at least once a day and the town has a very charming atmosphere to it like Deshler and is pretty railfan friendly. Greenwich goes under the radar a lot and it doesn't dissapoint. I would recommend going in the summer months as there's a park nearly with bathrooms that do close in the wintertime. There's no railpark here yet however with a new mayor in town that seems to be more receptive to the idea this may change.

Sorry for the late comment lol. But is Toledo a good railfanning spot? Like how many trains does it get? And where exactly is the bridge location? I like that spot a lot

Those some NS High Hoods used to operate in the Ashtabula Harbor. I remember seeing them back in 2015-2016 right when the coal industry left. Sad they didn't keep them around for the Iron operations they do now

Altoona shops of the Norfolk Southern awesome good video.

SD-50/60’s! Love ‘em

I remember seeing the LMX logos when they were new, pulling containers or trailers south out of KC on the old Frisco/MKT joint line. Usually leading, usually a pair, with additional BN green power behind. For people and locos, getting old bites 🤕

How many trains go through a day

I wonder how many of them Southern Pacific unit came through my hometown of Scott City Missouri

Wonderful shots and fitting music. Makes me feel like looking at 1:1 model train layout. My favorite? NEW YORK CENTRAL E9

Can I go shopping here for a few locomotives for my museum I am planning?

Visiting in October, seems like another warehouse was built on top of the empty foundation. Hope the restrooms are open again soon. Looking forward to it!

In the 60s these were really busy tracks. The loss of GM plants and paper mills have reduced the sidings to a handful of customers. Good thing it's a through route for NS and CSX. Cool overhead video! Thanks!

SOMEONE GET THAT NYC FL9, BN C30-7, AND A FEW OF THOSE DASH-8S PRESERVED 😭

I visited once and got awesome.shots of the turntable, but your video is special....I will be back and fly my drone!!

Awesome video! I live in Edgerton, Ohio. I've never saw drone footage like that before. Pretty cool. I enjoy your passion for trains. Maybe i'll meet you sometime if you're in Edgerton again. It is a pretty good spot for watching trains . I've saw lots of people filming trains here before. Keep up the good work & stay safe.😊😊😊😊😊

Cool video. I live in Edgerton, Ohio😊😊

Call it a railroad graveyard if you want,just let the transportation industry start to really boom,and see how quickly some of these locomotives are resurrected.

Call it a railroad graveyard if you want,just let the transportation industry start to really boom,and see how quickly some of these locomotives are resurrected.