Roaring Camp RR
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- On October 1st, 2016, Roaring Camp Railroads and Kinetic Steam Works hoasted the 3rd Annual Harvest Fair and Steam Festival. Join Treefrogflag Productions as we look at all four of Roaring Camp's narrow gauge steam locomotives under steam as well as equipment of the Kinetic Steam Works in this 100th Roaring Camp video from Treefrogflag Productions! Thanks to all our viewers who have gotten us this far!
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What a fantastic production. Good job! (Thanks for featuring all this narrow gauge action)
Great to see the mill engine running again. Hopefully it inspires them to get the rest in operation. Feels like yesterday that I would run and play at Sawmill and watch the trains go by!
Maybe one day that'll happen. Trevor from TFFP works at Roaring Camp helped get the mill engine running. It would cost a lot to get the mill running and there are no current plans for it to be restored. But maybe one day.
Awesome video, thanks for sharing!!
Rest In Peace loop trestle you will be missed
Great video and narration! I just subscribed.
From the exhaust, geared locomotives always sound like they're in a real hurry to get somewhere- but they don't really hurry,
5:41 Reminds me of bullfrog1954's "Cass Scenic Railroad-Three Train Race & Bells" video.
I just realized, what happened to the Taw loamy? I haven't seen that train ever since I was 10!
And then there's the locomotive with the side boiler! What happened to it??? Note: I think it's been thrown away in the scrap yard because I saw a scraped body of a locomotive just sitting there.
Interesting video man! What chime of whistle is on #7? It's a very beautiful sound
#7 has a 5 chime whistle on it that is tuned to sound like a D&RGW 5 chime. It's different and has a nice sound.
wasn't bad
You pronounced Lima wrong in this context. It's "Leema", not "Lime-a".
It's LIE-muh as in Lima, OH.