Old Trains, New Paint, Old Towns 06/24
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2022
- Welcome back, for another day upon the high, S-Line iron! We'd start the day up in Wildwood, following a train of mixed Floridian commodities southbound, while documenting some historical landmarks and towns along the way. Some of CSX's new corporate graphics would make an appearance this day, which added that extra spice to what would've otherwise been a daily manifest freight train. It was an interesting set of topics to follow, document and research, that I am pretty pleased with the outcome of, so I hope y’all get something out of today's video, whether that be a laugh, some new information, or just some general enjoyment. Let’s face it, I’m no professional, but railroading is my lifelong hobby. To those who are still watching after all this time, I appreciate all of the support, since I’m simply doing what I love. I attempt to upload railroading videos as often as possible, being limited by basic lively boundaries, whether it be school, work, or simply a packed schedule regarding the family.
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I love that K5HL on 5270.
I definitely agree on that one.
Nice!
Thanks!
Thats an awesome video brother monster m453
Excellent explanation of the "nuts and bolts" workings of the railroad operations which only makes your "fun/fanning" effort that much more enjoyable!
Well, that’s good to hear. Especially in recent years, some of the most simple things have become a little extra complicated, needed or not. I’ve always tried to follow through with those explanations start to finish. Thanks for the comment!
Cody: You are good at this.............. Thanks once more.
Well, that is also good to know….I give it a good effort! The thanks goes to you!
How was the railfan trip up Withaloochee state rail trail?? I didnt know that used to be a railroad track!!!
Well, obviously, there are no trains there anymore, but it was very interesting to see where they used to run through.
We're headed south to Savannah and Florida for a couple of days, and we're looking to do some railfanning while there. I know a few spots; Dade city, Wildwood, Lakeland (We would go to Plant City but we most likely won't as it'll be a waste of time due to how sparse traffic is there) and a few others. Along with that, we're hoping to go down to the FEC mainline and catch a few trains there. I was wondering if you knew some good places for Railfanning in the central Florida area, along with locations along the FEC. Thanks!
always fun to see a leader with a burnt out headlight and ditch light great video Dakota ! let me know if you need any more maps or historical information. Always glad to see you getting out and about my friend !
I appreciate your help with all that stuff, really. Even just to make a simple outline, you often need the real thing. Thanks Gray!
Excellent video, Kotabeaner! Very enjoyable and informative. I'm curious about the Tropicana cars in M453's consist. Wouldn't they normally go south on M443?
Thank You, always glad to hear that! There weren’t any Tropicana cars on M453, though, you may be confusing them with the small cut of Union Pacific reefers (ARMN), which are not part of Tropicana’s owned or leased fleet. There’s plenty of other perishable business in the state, and those reefers, which could be carrying anything from potatoes to beer, could have been bound for Winston or Miami off this train.
@@kotabeaner ok, my bad. Thanks.