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Great video

A very nice and interesting video. I've heard about other railroads that handled shipments of lumber (and will have a lumber industry on my HO scale layout), but this is the first time learning about the Fresno Sugar Pine Lumber Company.

Nice video!

Great job and fantastic video 👍 thank you 🙏

Roaring Camp is a fun place

Nice video. I am working on building a 7 1/2" gauge live steam version of the Madera Sugar Pine Company 0-4-0 Betsy.

So cool that they are still around!

I have enjoyed your 3 videos on this subject. Well done!🎉

I love all the old images and the stories that go with them.

Great vid Kendall.

Hi, Kendall. Not really related to this video, but did you know that Raymond, CA was the terminus in the San Joaquin Valley when Teddy Roosevelt made his famous trip with John Muir to Yosemite? There is remnant track and a railcar by the museum and you can see where a railway turntable was located there

Without a visit to the depot there is no point in going. Thanks for stopping me wasting my money on this tour.

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Portola railroad museum is one of my favorite places on earth. Great show. I’ll keep watching your shows…

Great video, high quality production!

I LOVE TRAINS!!!!

LOVE THIS!!!!!!

I am wondering how he chose the Grizzly Flats name. The Caldor narrow gauge logging railroad was used in the area of Grizzly Flat California.

Magnificent catches of the steam locomotive Union Pacific 4014 Big Boy coming by and pass. I like it 5 stars. Hearing that amazing puffing and chufing sound and cars is absolutely crazy. Thumbs up. Keep up the perfect work out there, my friend, i just liked and subscribed your channel, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.

Awesome - thanks for putting this together.

Big Boy sure has a big sound too. They say in the old days that the engineers use to communicate with other trains using different tones or like Morse code. I do not know, but some of them really sound cool. I loved that river scene about mid way through the video made me wish I could go swimming! Gosh your video's make me feel young again. Thanks man, have a cool day.

I like the greeting at Colfax. Great footage, thanks 🎉

Great video work, Brother. Best yet

The 4014 is such a work of art! ❤

Thank you Kendall

Awesome

Hey Kendall! I'm David Drummond, the one you interviewed in Roseville! It was great to meet you, and I'm so happy to see my face on your channel.

Another great video, Kendall. I like the close up details of the 4014 and all the interviews

Great video! I wanted to see inside of the UP museum, but the line was extremely long on Saturday.

Quite a crowd there Kendall, looked like you were really enjoying your day with Big Boy. Some Locomotive for sure have a good day.

Every day is better when your videos come out

Glad to see you enjoying more of Big Boy! Great interviews and I love the segment with Ed.

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Excellent video Kendall. I enjoyed meeting you at the WPRM event and exchanging cards. Your video is very well put together, and I like the interviews you included. Good taste in music too! Will look forward to watching more of your content.

Great video Kendall. On a day with ordinary trains it can be tough chasing a train there. Your video of the 4014 makes it look easy. 👍👍

I was the interviewee at the 6:45 mark. Thanks for including my comments in this video. My family has lived in Portola since the early 2000s, and we love our trains. My family used to go frequently to the famous railroad museum in Portola where Big Boy made his day-long stop. We would ride the cabooses around the loop in the yard, and I even took part in the museum’s famous Drive-A-Locomotive program. For special events, they would also bring out large model train sets. So to experience that all again many years later (not to mention another a steam engine pulled the cabooses this time) brought back a lot of nostalgia and memories. The last time I remember a steam train making a big appearance was in 2009 when UP’s No. 844 visited Portola.

That looks like a great place. We will have to get there soon.

The Feather River sure makes a great backdrop for the 4014! Thanks Kendall 🎉

Looks like a great adventure!

Thank you for sharing the history of these locomotives. That was really interesting learning about the archimedes screw! And it was great seeing you in Colfax on Sunday waiting for 4014! I hope you had a great day. Did you make it to the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railway Museum? We ended up following 4014 up to Reno for lots of good photos that we could share with you if you like.

Great video. We visited it in Roseville and then followed it up to Reno, but I wish we’d also gone up to Portola to see it at the museum there and followed it going through the Feather River Canyon and down the valley near Marysville.

Check out OpenRailwayMap for the path of this railroad.

Great video Kendall, thank you for sharing the event with your excellent video work. Cheers.

Nice vid! Some corrections though, WP 805A is the last WP CZ locomotive built, but not the last one for the CZ(there are some DRGW and CBQ CZ units preserved). Same for the WP 1500; it was the last switcher for WP, but not their last ordered power. Interesting that WPRM has one of the WP's last steam switchers, their first diesel switchers(also their first diesel -electric locomotive) and their last ordered switch engine.

Ed and his crew are so humble and kind, always ready and happy to be asked anything by anyone. Great video as always guys!

Great Job!

Great interviews!

Wow, they let people inside of the cab?

Nice video!

Wonderful video!! Really gives you an idea of the power this "Big Boy" has. Thank you for sharing.