High Bridge Ky Trains 308 Feet Above Kentucky River & Sadieville Railroad Bridge In Middle Of Town
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Trains Passing Above The Small Town Of Sadieville, Kentucky & Trains In The Sky At High Bridge, Kentucky. 1905 Building Next To 1911 Railroad Overpass With Perfect View. Cabooses At Both Locations & Trains With DPUs. Norfolk Southern trains on the Rat Hole Line. This line runs between Cincinnati and Chattanooga , Tennessee that Norfolk Southern recently bought from the city of Cincinnati.
The first stop is Sadieville, Kentucky. After a short wait a southbound intermodal train with 3 locomotives went across the over pass in town. The old train station was moved next to the over pass and is the city office location today. We waited for another train but the line wasn't very busy. The second train is a northbound mixed freight with 2 locomotives. I filmed this one two years ago and wanted to include it to show a northbound train and make the video more interesting. Check out the caboose and the train mural also.
Next we go to High Bridge, Kentucky which is southwest of Lexington. The first train here is a northbound gondola train. Then we see a southbound mixed freight with a DPU shoving the rear. Next we see a northbound auto racks train with a DPU shoving the rear also. The MOW excavator that follows was actually filmed earlier when we first arrived. Not many people stick around to the end of the video so I put it last. We see another caboose. This caboose is in Southern paint, however, it was never a Southern Railroad caboose. This caboose was a Chessie System caboose that sat for years in Morehead, Kentucky where I went to school. The caboose was donated to the High Bridge park and painted for display.
Trains use 160.950 at Sadieville, Kentucky and 160.515 at High Bridge, Kentucky. Don't forget to see what the Live Action Pets are up to and check out the slide show that comes from the video.
Filmed Wednesday, July 24, 2024 in 1080p with 60fps. Thanks for watching!
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That has to be one of the "coolest" railroad bridges ever!!
Not just for the height, but also for the girder arrangement.
Too bad we can't give a crew some 'incentive' to let you be in the cab and record as they go over!
Sadieville does look like a very interesting spot on the globe.
Thank you for taking us along!
Went to school there in Wilmore the 70’s. High Bridge was quite the trip. In 1975 my bud and I took a huge rock and dropped it off into the river from the trestle. We would walk across to the other side on the trestle. Went back years later to find it all barricaded so we couldn’t get access any more. The park you were in was an old Holiness Methodist Camp Ground then. Rock climbers have fallen and died a few times in the valley. Also a terrible flood went through the valley in 1979 and destroyed a lot of the homes in the valley. Thanks for bringing back a few memories from my careless youth.
Thanks for the interesting information! Also thanks for watching my video
Love the way you pick up some history before a train arrives. Loved the mural on that old building. We like murals. You made our morning 🌄.Nice bridges.Love you sweet pets. Thanks for showing them always. We look forward to seeing them. Have a blessed day .❤😊
Thanks for watching!
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I also LoVe the History Lessons he gives us in his Videos.
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Now that's what I call a bridge
That was a good intermodal crossing the cool 😎 overpass by the awesome old building, JT! 😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@JawTooth 😃😃
You always find these amazing locations to film trains.
Hi my dear friend, so beautiful video, have a nice day!
Like that echo from the train as it approaches the high bridge. Has to be quite a view up there from the cab and that MOW equipment. Good location. 😁👍🇺🇲
. 6:47 Pretty CooL the way the light streaks moved between the box cars . 😊
A good gondola train crossing the High Bridge in Kentucky. I don't mind telling you that the bridge scares the dickens out of me! 😮😮😮 😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤
Good point!
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Here we go
Thanks for being here so fast!
Cool location Jawtooth! Great catches great views on the overpass at Sadieville! High bridge is a awesome place also!👍
Great video. Loved that first train. Good shot. That building with the deck on it, would a bee a great spot to sit and watch trains. Love the high bridge only if you could stand in the middle and look out over the valley. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on
I found a picture of me standing in a boxcar while passing over the middle of that bridge Lol. I was young and adventurous then. I will put that in a video somewhere and see if anyone knows where it is. Thanks for your support Mark! I just got back home and starting to work on a video before going to Sidney tomorrow. Thanks again!
Fabulous video, JT! I really enjoyed it. I love old buildings like those in the small town. The High Bridge is always good to see. There were some great trains today, and the Southern caboose as well. I always love ❤️ seeing your pets! It looked like Brandy wasn't too sure about Loki when he came home. And Norfi is such a beautiful cat. Thank you so very much for your time and effort on this video!! I hope to chat with you later. Have a super day!! 😃😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤❤
Many thanks! Have a great day also Gary!
@@JawTooth You're welcome, and thank you, also. I'll try to.😃😃😃
Good Morning Brian & 73...
Good morning Jon!
Hola, qué hermoso es todo ahí, muchas gracias por mostrarnos, los árboles y pequeños bosques, parques y por supuesto los trenes, muchas gracias, felicidades.
Great place.
Loki must be looking for buried treasure while Chessie takes a break from her digging. 😂 😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤
They love digging in the dirt pile. Loki got his face dirty
@@JawTooth They sure make it look fun5! 😃😃
I *"LO🖤E the History"* Lessons You give us in your Videos. 🤗 🧐 📚📚📚
*"**#History**"* was my favorite subject when I was going to school.
Always got A+++ in those classes.
Always went deeper into the history lessons than what was taught.
Great scenery at high bridge, impressive, thanks 😊 !!!
Great town, awesome bridge, cool trains. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
I really appreciate the time you take to find these great shots of trains
Thank you very much!
All those beautiful bridges, fantastic camera coverage, wonderful,all those trains and scenery..Beat you on the DPUs
Today,first time ...😂, Thankyou JT.
Many thanks! Have a great weekend!
I loved the lighting for the second train in this video. I am a fan of the mix of light and shadow. The trains on the trestle were BEAUTIFUL shots as well! Very nice work sir!
Good Morning JT & everyone. Awesome video from the bluegrass state! 😊❤👍
Good morning Carol!
alike for the story boards. Have a safe one JT
thanks for watching!
This has been my favorite of all you have done. They fly through there!
Great spot and catches
Thanks for being here so fast!
Seeing all those auto racks taking up the whole bridge was totally awesome. Nice job JT.😊
I would love to be in that DPU cab, what a view that must be!
Wow, what great locations. Bridge in Sadietown and the High Bridge. I liked the trains on the High Bridge a lot. You always find the best spots. ❤
Thank you very much!
That is one, huge trestle! The amount of steel that went into making it, is awesome. That front end loader was really tooling along. I suspect this trestle gets a lot of train traffic and the loader was just making sure it wasn't going to become a hood ornament for a locomotive!
1:41 ace boys alright!!!!!!!!!
I always enjoy your videos. Educational as well as entertaining. We get to explore the countryside along with you. High Bridge is appropriately named. I don't like heights, but, I'm OK as long as I don't look down. Thanks for taking us along.
Whoa! That high bridge is pretty cool! I can only imagine what the crew sees if they look down :)
thanks for watching!
That bridge history was interesting. I lived in a town not far from the old Roebling steel rope factory. The town where he had his factory is called Roebling, New Jersey. In the area of Eastern Pennsylvania, you can find a number of suspension bridges (some walk bridges) that were built using Roebling steel rope. A number of them cross over the Delaware River.
Great video with the old bridge and the old building
thanks!
Incredible video Mr Jawtooth we hope you keep continuing to make more videos of you filming they are booking fast !!
More to come!
I love that bridge. If you close your eyes, the tone puts you to sleep. Very relaxing to me.
It is pretty cool. That small town is interesting also. It has a one room school house for African Americans that is the last one of its kind in the area.
Super video! Nice history about the little town. Enjoy when you throw in extra info! Wow to the bridge! Fantastic. I'm going to have to look up info on that one! Nice to see Gambit in the video!
I agree that the whole town looked like a model layout there. Very awesome old bridge there.
Awesome train 🚆 video from Brian. I loved it. Please have a great weekend.
Great catches and awesome video
Epic scenes JT! Awesome video!
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Awesome video as always JT thanks have a great weekend greetings from Scotland 😊
This video is really cool especially the bridge in the second half of the video, thank you so much for sharing 😊
Not only are the trains awesome but also those small towns!! I need to go explore them now!
You should!
The High Bridge was the highest RR-trestle in the world when it was completed in 1877.
147 years of trains crossing, and it's still holding up.
Impressive workmanship.
Love your videos 👍
The current bridge at high bridge was built around the original bridge in 1911 so it’s a few years newer. The original deck height of the bridge was about 20 ft lower. When you drive under the bridge you are at the original elevation.
Wow! Excellent catching all the trains at the High Bridge Park in Wilmore, Kentucky, I like them, they're awesome, I already uploaded the video of mine, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much and have a nice day.
Thanks! You too!
Awesome video Brian great location thanks really enjoyed it
Thanks 👍
Thank you for adding the map in the video edit. Very nice touch.
Glad you like it!
Bom dia!!! Muito obrigado. Todo vídeo seu tem aparecido os famosos CABOOSE. Aqui no Brazil temos uma paixão por eles. Se houver possibilidade, continue filmando.
Belos cães em sua fazenda. Um forte abraço e muito sucesso JT!!!
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Thanks for watching my videos Carlos!
Great locations , I remember these from previous video's , thanks as always 😊
Thanks for watching!
That is truly something :
That being the *"**#First** "Cantilever" bridge built on the American continent"* ❕️
That includes every country on this side of the "pond". 😊
Good Friday morning my friend, I hope y’all made it home safely. Awesome video this morning once again. Have a good weekend.
Thank you! You too!
These are great train videos
Glad you like them!
Great catch on the high bridge!! Thanks as always!
Thanks for watching! I will have another one from High Bridge also
There is something to be said for a tape that virtually compares the smallest bridge to one of the largest Bridges in the state. The Sadieville bridge perhaps was almost like an afterthought in 1911 but apparently is not a huge traffic Road. Even horse and Buggies had to watch the curve underneath the bridge though. Then you have the Thunder of the Highbridge which certainly has the height and a fair amount of length versus the bridge at Kenova which is extremely long but relatively easy on height by comparison. Regardless of size they all carry the weight of those trains everyday
Excellent video.
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! ✨✨✨✨✨✨👍
Merci à vous 😊
@@JawToothDe rien. Bonne journée !
Awesome video. That area has a lot of natural beauty to it Along with that bridge
Yes indeed! thanks for watching!
The first time I ever saw one of your High Bridge vids I was stunned when the train popped out from the trees on the left of the screen.
That bridge is really massive! It's like 3 to 4 times taller than covered grain hopper rail cars which are really tall at about 16 feet.
I calculate that the bridge structure (the part on top of the towers) is like 50 to 60 feet.
Well, looked it up and as near as I can tell it's 62 feet.
That bridge started out as a cantilever suspension bridge. But it was torn down and replaced by the current bridge.
I really like that location. Thanks JT!
thanks for watching! I will have another video from here soon
Brian you continue to produce GREAT videos. THANKS YOU are the GREATEST.
I appreciate that!
It sure is odd and neat to see an excavator moving so quickly on its own, let alone on such a massive bridge! With tracks being (presumably) smoother than normal ground, it makes sense, but it's still an odd sight.
Thank you for all of your content. I hope you don't feel too much pressure to post often; I'd rather you post when you feel like it rather than feeling you HAVE to. We don't want you to get burnt out. Stay safe and curious!
I film more than I can put together. I like filming but making the videos is work. Some never get posted or get posted a long time later. I will cut back some due to farm work needing to get done though lol
Great video there! That’s what I like about fanning the CNO&TP line: you do t have to wait long between trains. It’s always been busy.
Cool, thanks!
Thank you for taking us back to Sadieville, Kentucky to watch the two trains going over the 1911 railroad bridge and the historical buildings in Sadieville. The historical marker for Robert H. Brooks, the first American casualty in World War II, is information I never knew. I had heard the name "Brooks Field" in reference to American Air Base in Manila before but now I know who he was. I am glad that you caught some trains at the High Bridge on the Norfolk Southern Rat Hole Line. The kayakers on the Kentucky River looked insignificant on the water from your position before you started to zoom in on them. (Posted on 26 July 2024 at 1314 CDT.)
Excellent video as always, liked it much. Thanks JT!
Thanks again!
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Awesome video Jt😎
Thanks!
it's neat how they made those old trestles.
That bridge was awesome. Reminded me of one I saw near Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
Amen ! Scenery on a Model RR layout 👍 'been working on a "negative scenicing" layout near forever & THIS could be The Thang 👌
That would be cool!
Hey jaw tooth I love little towns. The smaller the town and small population the better. Nice bridge in second video. Glad you caught some train action. Cool cabooses also. They should bring them back. If had them on my line they would have stopped train sooner instead of tearing up almost 1mile of tracks years ago. Very last car a gon came off and turned rail over . They only discovered trouble when caught on crossing and car uncoupled caused air hose separating. North Norwich NY. If you check Google maps you can see line . Car came off at river bridge stopped at crossing at pharmacy. Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋♀️
Wow, that is interesting! Thanks Lesa!
Another excellent video. JT and I was wondering about that bridge that thing had to been built in the late 1800s all the early 1900s and it makes you wonder how many people lost their life while building that bridge just think 108 feet off of the ground, that would be a long way to fall. You could say your prayers and everything before you hit but that is one big massive bridge so anyway, my friend you stay safe out there and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next one.
Oh, and I’m glad you and Joey and Scott got together and made that trip. That was pretty awesome man.
Not likely
That's a sweet bridge. You should come to Kansas to do some railfanning, and we can get together.Great video, Jaw Tooth. My birthday is coming up on August 1. im going to be 47
I know that you usually video freight trains but here in Rutherford NJ we have a passenger line (NJ Transit Bergen Line) (there is 1 freight train at about 8:20 nightly). We also have a station that was built in 1893 and is still in service. It was renovated in about 2000.
Good one today
thanks Johnny!
Awesome exciting trains in Kentucky and this is a very nice area for watching trains going over the bridges especially the huge bridge
with the river below that was really awesome, always great to see
the live action pets around the yard having fun and the great music
slide shows as always thank you Jaw Tooth.🇺🇲🚂🚃🚃🚂🇺🇲
Thank you very much!
Nice Video
Thanks
Aww so Sweet ❤ Hello Loki doggie 🤗
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth Hi Brian 🤝 You're welcome!
Good morning
Morning
great share
Thanks!
Wow, as I'm watching your video, I'm waiting to pick up a load in Williamstown, KY
Right on!
Thank you Jaw Tooth
Good morning Jaw Tooth.
Next time you go to High Bridge, you need to look for Drake Lane. You drive past it. It's a narrow road that has a closed bridge crossing the RR. Cool spot to catch a train.
Awesome! I will look that up on Google Maps. thanks for the info
I found it. That is a must see bridge. I love those old wooden hump bridges
@@JawTooth My mechanic lives on that road. He informed me that the RR had built and maintained it over the years. I guess they decided to stop maintaining them several years ago. It's such a small road that the government isn't stepping up to replace it. You can't drive onto it, but you can park and walk on it.
Great video
Thanks!
Late to watching.Thumbs Up! Went down to my place in Butler today for a hot second.
Awesome! I hope you got some trains
@@JawTooth No.I was only there for about 1 hr. However,I caught one later in Blanchester.
Want Tell You I Like Watching Your Train Videos.
Also Got Birthday On August 8th & I'll Be 48.
Great bridge..It may be a little distant, and you can't differentiate the graffiti, but it sure makes for a good view of the trains!
Totally agree
Each morning from my RobPatio, I see that the sun rises more towards downtown (es ´el centro´in Spanish) Puebla. From that, I am able to figure out the curvature of the Earth in degrees. The clothes to wear today and the price of eggs in China. But, I can't figure out ´What's the hurry to get out of Sadieville?´
Only if you know, Señor Jaws. Thanks. Another great video. RT sends, envía, Colonia Centro Histórico, Puebla, México.
Good video
Thanks!
11:45 I can’t even imagine being on that bridge all I think right now is what the injuries
A short auto rack with a rear DPU was the last train to cross the bridge. 😃😃❤❤
Brian another great video as always...... Is high bridge the tallest one you've seen?
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cool
Thanks!
That bridge makes the Rockville Bridge look small in comparison.
You should try in get one next to the top of bridge of a train coming towards you
Cool 😎 caboose, JT! Was red red the original color? 😃😃😃❤❤❤
Yes for Southern Railroad until they merged with Norfolk & Western somewhere around 81
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