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Seeing the flues sanded brought back a lot of wonderful memories when I rode with the crew on the Texas State Railroad. I was given that small but important job of cleaning out the flues and i didn’t skimp on the sand either. Lots of good times and good memories with the crew. I’d like to make a return trip there to visit T&P 610 as well.

So does GCOR rule 2.21 not apply to the Big Boy?

Will simple foam earplugs and standing back 25 feet be enough to protect ears? I want to see it when it comes to Oroville.

WOW!! I’d give my right arm to ride in that cab!!👍🏻👌🏻

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

The whistle is roaring Serengeti black mane male Lion. Wonderful majestic mighty machine. I love steam Loco.

Interesting to see a 21st century computer monitor in the cab of a steam locomotive.

Arn´t they standing and jumping a little? Like in most steam locomotives the driving wheels have to be rebalanced, it´s only me who can do that. To increase the possible speed to from 90km/h to 200 is possible, have no time left. Or it´was done already. Yes OK. See the difference

nice🎉🎉🎉🎉

Beautiful engine, beautiful landscape!!!

this is pretty boss mr claunch

No veo el carbon, que le ponen para quemar, o es a gas???

All the cars you know they following 😂

QUE BELÍSSIMA ENGENHARIA, NAQUELES TEMPOS FABRICAR UMA MÁQUINA DESTAS, ERA PARA POUCOS

🥰🥰💗💗😍😍

The southern Pacific cab forward locomotives had a big advantage on the ability to see in front of the locomotives and never breathe the smoke from the locomotives.

Time 01:00. What is that digital yikes next to the driver doing there?

I'd sure love to see them take the C&O Allegheny Class 2-6-6-6 #1601 out of the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan and get it running again. I'd love to see that thing thundering down the tracks!

And as usual a diesel is having to push it

These are the first images I've ever seen of the cab of 4014. Would love to see a video tour of the cab. And a firing of the boiler.

Howonderful! Hope that we can see the lighting of the fire of the cold engine. Or is it first very slowly heated from a stationary boiler and when enough pressure, the fuel oil pump is turned on and fire ignited?

I still feel the UP should have the Challenger

Are you the guy that paid 28k to ride

The sound of a Big Boy is music.

Сморю все ролики с этим чудо-техники паровозом!!! Любуюсь им, желаю ему сохраниться на долгие годы!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ он этого достоин🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

やっぱりSLはどこの国でも人気があるんだなあ。

Wonderful ❤

Nice cab ride, but nobody show Ed operating the whistle that is exciting when we hear it and it would be even exciting to see how it's done.

I have been building and operating steam locomotives for more than 50 years in 5" and 2 1/2" scale. But nothing would be as thrilling as a cab ride on the full size locomotive.

ED i love the videos u put on UA-cam i am a train inthusist

A few things, 1. I’d love to get a cab ride on the big boy going fast. 2. Putting sand in the firebox is nothing like putting coal in it. 3. I’m dying to blow the whistle on that locomotive next to Ed.

OK guys. Check out the no-music version: ua-cam.com/video/dcVxZ0HPDjE/v-deo.html

Wasted cab ride with that music.

Get rid of the music!

To bad the music overwhelmed the actual sounds of the locomotive. Otherwise a nice view

Dave, It was great to be able to relive those days working on the Bloomhouse and Earth House. The Earth House is gone--the result of urban development. The Bloomhose was more secluded and enjoyed 40 years of relative quiet and isolation. Your restoration efforts have been most timely and now the structure is renewed. It is exciting to know that you plan to make it available to the public through AirBnB. It is so gratifying to know that now many people will be able to experience this unique living;experience. Thanks so much for all your efforts in that regard! At the time we estimated that roughly 10,000 people visited these houses while still under construction. Architects,, engineers and artists from around the world came to see these structures. Notably among them was musician Frank Zappa and choreographer Yacov Sharir. Zappa arrived in a white limousine wearing a white tux, red round welders goggles and red platform tennis shoes. The shoes had 4 inch crepe soles in a rainbow pattern. My memory of him on that day is that he was extremely bright--very intelligent and highly sensitive. On another occasion, Yacov Sharir visited the Bloomhouse and danced his way through the house. We talked about an abstract ballet taking place in the Bloomhouse... I call these houses "habitable sculpture." They are an attempt to integrate art intimately and inextricably into our daily life. Art is no longer an object that sits on a table or hangs on the wall. It is now at a scale where it surrounds you on a daily basis. Its fluid harmonic forms provide the potential of altering mood much in the manner of music. It is intended to provide psychological shelter as well as physical shelter. It is also intended to provide the opportunity to see and feel the synergetic relationship that lies at the heart of human existence within nature.