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Thanks for taking the time to check out the video, as well as the insight. If you live near these tracks then I'm admittedly jealous as a railfan

@@IsaiahVerseRailfanning you will see more content from the area on my birthday Saturday September 7

Thanks for taking the time to watch. I'll have to look up the bell as well. This is the first time seeing a comparison.

Definitely thanks for watching@@transittown7891 . I was fortunate to be at a good place at a good time (and Google maps is good to me). It's amazing how there are railfans all over the world.

Gracias por mirar, querida. Esto fue cuando viajaba con mi madre por Chicago, Illinois y de hecho publiqué este video antes pero noté un error que es absolutamente necesario corregir.

Much appreciated, fellow railfan. Hmmm. How many states? I think I've railfanned in 19+/- states and then Toronto, ON, CAN and a small town in Colombia, South America so far.

@@IsaiahVerseRailfanning nice 👍

Thanks for watching. Yeah, this adventure is definitely one for the archives.

ua-cam.com/video/7SCCVEg-e2k/v-deo.htmlsi=O_SwKGKZtBC4UZmQ a view from the other side may give a better perspective as to why the crossing gates are placed where they are, as well as what it looks like when the train is actually on the bridge.

Much thanks for checking out a few of my videos. Yeah, this particular video was a necessary public service announcement and I still have to move more of my songs to my music page. The timing of the train to go along with the video was perfect though.

Much appreciated. It's nice to see so many railfans worldwide.

Stay tuned. I've come across some KCS-led trains before on both the CSX and NS lines. They're rare but possible.

@@IsaiahVerseRailfanning Ok.

Thank you kindly. Please send me the link when you post your catch from yesterday as well.

You've already made great history in the time on this earth sir. Lol

From this side, the right side is Ohio and the left side is Indiana. I returned years later and recorded a much better video (train meet) from the other side as well.

Ohhhhhhhh. Do you not like the double stacks or do you just like the variety, so it won't get too redundant?

@@BNSFrailfan94 much appreciated. This was back in Nov. 2019 while going on a railfan tour and I had to make a correction to the original video. I'm definitely stopping in Mazon anytime I'm close to it though.

Hmph. Now that you mention it, you're right. Perfect scenery on a sunny birthday road trip.

Good point. It DEFINITELY has inspired my HO scale layout.

They're functioning normally. With the latter gates coming down after the initial gates come down, one is able to cross that track in the background instead of getting caught under the bridge.

Thanks for watching, as well as the feedback. Yeah, I saw this crossing a year or two beforehand and I knew I had to film a video there. Fortunately, I was able to be ready since I could hear the horn when it crossed Bailey Rd.

Wow! I haven't even heard of the book before my mother challenged me to write this particular book in the form of lyrics, since I've done so with other books beforehand. It's an honor to have explored, what I've heard more and more, what is a classic book.

GE E-bell actually

@@frenchtoast2027 ah! I couldn't quite tell - I generally assume it's a WCH unless I see it close enough to notice the distinguishing features.

I'm still mad that my former camcorder didn't give me clear footage throughout. I absolutely have to go back to this classic location and get a better video(s) recorded.

Thanks for taking the time to watch it and congratulations on your route. For what it's worth, as you may already know, this same street also crosses the NS Nickel Plate Road a little further south in Edgerton as well.

Que espectáculo hermoso me gusta todo muy especial❤

That is corrrrrect!! Good job, railfan.

...and it was from the Powell, OH video too? Do you know how long I've waitted to finally get a good video along SR-750 in Powell, OH?? Thanks indeed for subbing and I gladly have more videos from numerous locations on the way...

@@IsaiahVerseRailfanning No problem down to do the same?

Thank you kindly. I'm curious, how old were you when you began liking trains?

Um, I really don’t know

No worries, young man. I started liking trains when I was around 5 years old, so it impressed me to see someone so young who also looks like me who also likes trains. Much success in your endeavors.

Oh ok

Thank you for taking the time to check it out.

I can only wonder how long the modern RR crossing signals have been installed and if they're not yet comfortable totally relying on these signals to "control" the traffic for approaching trains and removing the people from their post at this . I think I've only found two streets with these modern crossings in Colombia.

Whaddup, fellow railfan 🙂? Out of ALL of my videos, you just happened to see the one that has a (rare) Kansas City Southern locomotive come around my way. Algorithm @ LOL. For what it's worth, I finally went to Kansas City in November 2019 and saw that 3-tier railroad intersection AND you're along the BNSF Transcon? Y'all got it good out there. The only thing I couldn't get was a grade crossing video. I either would've had to go to Hardin, MO to catch a fast one (it was too dark and late to risk visiting that potential sundown town at the time) or the Douglas Ave. crossing in Kansas (I must've taken a wrong turn cause I went through a concrete company entrance).

Thank you kindly.

No problem

Well, I'll just say that I've liked trains since the age of five and I love the commercial that says "just because you have to grow up doesn't mean you have to grow old" 😉

Absolutely. If anything, I'd hate for it to NOT do so.