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Great job, Sam! I like this venue. I'm surprised that nothing was said about repairing 487, the status of 315, or the possibility of Fireman/Engineer School next season.

Sounds like the 493 has a NYC 6 Chime on it. I might be wrong

Nice work, Sam!

Great weather, made for some super videos. Nice work by all.

Very nice, like !

Thanks for the video Sam. I especially liked the water fill sequence at Los Pinos.

I like the video. I wonder if they had the choice between an oil burner or a coal burner.

Looks like Tanglefoot curve to me.

Was this taken at Tanglefoot Curve? Nice video!

LOVE traveling on that rail bus!

Thanks, Sam!

Thank you, Sam, for putting this together.

Very nice!

Thank you, Sam!

That is the first Work Extra that I’ve ever seen without any MOW cars, and comprised of varnish only. Nice video.

I love this train.Ive done ranch work on Mt Ozier.Drive back to Antonito for food and beer😅The road back to this train stop goes into NM and then back into Colorado.nice drive and good food at the restaurant!!

Thank you for putting this together, Sam! Great job!

Working on a plan to better sync my video and audio in the next meeting. Click ...more above for a chapter list so you can get right to what you want to see.

Very interesting. Thanks Sam!

Thanks Sam for the report and the video, and thanks to Steve for editing.Greg Scholl

Thank you, Sam for putting this together. I also think the commission, and everyone else on the railroad is doing a great job!

Thanks for doing this, Sam. Welcome aboard, Stephen!

Thanks to Steve and Sam for putting this together. I appreciate all the work the railroad and volunteers have done to make this a successful year in spite of labor problems and engines being out of service. Thomas Scalf

That trian is so COOL!!

I love these wide shots. It's a different perspective of the close ups.

That is so cool! That is like a trip back to the late 1800's. I love the long shot. I can almost imagine watching that train go by while sitting on a horse or something. Amazing!!!!

I love the T-12!

Good riddance. I’m sure they’ll promote some under-qualified local to continue to run the place into the ground and the “well” mentored management team will all pat themselves on the back as they continue the spiral downwards. Under Scott’s leadership the railroad lost its ability to handle anything mechanically complex without the assistance of outside contractors who make handsome amounts of money off of the tax payer funded railroad. I hope the NM Governor is looking into the railroad more. Maybe she’ll find the rest of the conflict of interests hiding in northern NM.

This is my second effort at an in person meeting. If this video is of value to you, please, just a thumbs up. It will determine how much more effort I will apply. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Sam, for doing this.

Как игрушечный.

the little engine that could 1991 irl

from the RR museum in Golden Colorado, #20 on tracks for the first time in many years.

Love the distant shots and the sound of the engine! Very nice!

how old is the Engine

What a neat and unique spot to film the C&TS

Love the "Hooters", . . . .

I must admit I'm not a fan of their radio protocols. I work for a big railroad company and their radio protocols are bizarre to me. I'm used to hearing, "that'll do" or "stop" to stop the train, and "going in between cars" or "making air" to get in between cars. I also didn't hear 1/2 car, 20 ft, 10 ft to indicate how close the car's are. I guess I'm just spoiled, but red zone sounds kinda dumb imho and not very railroad like. Of course it would be better if they used hand signals to be way more authentic to operations during the period they're trying to preserve.

Nice shots from distance with zoom. Great video!

315 And 463

Thanks for posting this, really bummed i had to miss this, but the Covid-19 thing made it impossible.

Nicely done, indeed. I'm just learning the C&TS, having first visited this past June. So looking forward to my next visit.

Holy shikes, look them big ole choo trains!

AWESOME!

Sam, great video. You were here there and everywhere. Very nicely done.

Great video! I would love to retrace your spots.

Wonderful! In checking Google maps, I can't find a way to get from Big Horn to Whiplash without going all the way around the world via Antonito. I see roads, but the guide won't let me go that way. Is is accessible with a 4wd, such as a RAV4, which is what I rented in June.

No wonder they went out of business. This train is 70 years late.

Nice.

Nice video Sam. Great vantage point.