Wow. Cabooses Alcos weedy yards reverse kicking 5 man crews. This video has it all. I can't believe all this still existed in 1995. I was just a dumb teenager fresh out of high school then. Wish I would have had the smarts to see this stuff for myself then.
Ah...the good old Vermont praceful railroading. CP´s MLW rebuilted RS18. 1824 have already lost class lights. Caboose. No graffitis. Friendly crew that sometimes could give you a ride, not wearing halloween pumpkin vests. A genius cat logo on boxcar. Thanks for your efforts. Too bad about your car.
How in the world did you manage to capture everything cool on every railroad when railroading was neat? And when video cameras weren't everywhere? I'm glad i found this channel.
The engines with longer noses are MLW RS18's. They were originally built with high hoods but had them chopped for better visibility in a rebuilding program. The longer locos with very short noses are MLW C424's.
CP Rail never loooked better than on your videos. THANK YOU!!!
Take me back good old days 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Robin out .
Outstanding footage. Thank you sharing. I can see why the CP in VT is a great RR to model.
Wow. Cabooses Alcos weedy yards reverse kicking 5 man crews. This video has it all. I can't believe all this still existed in 1995. I was just a dumb teenager fresh out of high school then. Wish I would have had the smarts to see this stuff for myself then.
Ah...the good old Vermont praceful railroading.
CP´s MLW rebuilted RS18. 1824 have already lost class lights.
Caboose.
No graffitis.
Friendly crew that sometimes could give you a ride, not wearing halloween pumpkin vests.
A genius cat logo on boxcar.
Thanks for your efforts. Too bad about your car.
@ 2:40... never seen such a grassy rail yard... like a football field with tracks.
Nice catch of the crew dropping their train and the van into two separate tracks! Try that today on CP and you're fired!!
Classic. Thanks for sharing!
Gotta love those old Alcos
How in the world did you manage to capture everything cool on every railroad when railroading was neat? And when video cameras weren't everywhere? I'm glad i found this channel.
Research, determination, an understanding wife and a boss generous with vacation time.
This has got to be the most picturesque RR ever, complete with mowed grass yard. Just. No winter please.
Great video. I grew up listening to those horns. On rainy days we could even hear the engines from Mansonville.
Fantastic footage ! Great Camera work - editing ! Thanks for the 28 minute time machine !
Great stuff, keep up the good work.
Very nice.Keep up the good work.
Fantastic video! Something long gone and not often filmed. I wonder what these lines will look like now with their new owner?
Cool video and channel just subscribed
Just awesome photography. They were working lose and free. Flying swithes, high speed. Caboose.! Heavenly. What are those engines? Gp9's?
The engines with longer noses are MLW RS18's. They were originally built with high hoods but had them chopped for better visibility in a rebuilding program. The longer locos with very short noses are MLW C424's.
I would like to see more videos like this one video in Vermont.
Awesome!!
your stufff is awesome
Is this video all of Vermont or not?
Not nearly, just the very northern part.
What part of Vermont is this video location taking in Vermont?
In and near Newport up near the Canadian border.
Where is this train going? Newport or Richford?
Both directions are shown. If you give me a time I can tell you which way the train is headed at that point.
Cp track or trackage rights??
All track shown in the video is CP owned.