UP 4608 At Goodwell, Oklahoma

On a great 4th of July I went over to Goodwell to see what I could catch. I found wb 4908 sitting on the main for a few minutes and then he departed. One of my favorite parts of train watching is catching a lashup when it starts from dead stop and the engineer puts the spurs to the locomotives.
I had been using the same battery all day and spent lots of time filming the Sunset Limited scale railroad at Guymon and ran out of charge before the train was past.
Thanks for watching.

[@espeescotty]

I totally agree with your statement. I love watching the and hearing the engines getting a train started and the when engineer works quickly through the throttle. I like smoky starts too.

[@cuzinitr]

I know what you mean about watching and hearing locomotive's taking off from a dead stop. Cool crew! Liked!

[@FishplateFilms]

Just found your channel Jim and love the content and quality filming! I'm putting details on a HO Dash-9 and your clips are keeping me sane..LOL. Have subbed,great work mate.
Cheers Gregg

[@AJ67901]

thanks!

[@TexasSteelRails]

Great to see a new video from you Jim, I'll have to come up there again someday

[@Hornhausen]

Nice train.

[@AJ67901]

Thanks for the kind words :)

[@AJ67901]

he waved and smiled, I've seen him on locos before with his trademark straw c'boy hat. 99% of the crews on this sub are friendly.

[@TexasSteelRails]

Agreed, I was actually out of town that weekend, but if you do want to go out again, let me know i have been itching to go out.

[@AJ67901]

Hey Nathan, it's been quite a while since we talked. Hope things are going well for you. I was down your way last weekend.

[@panzercam]

Did he wave or point? He was pretty stingy with that horn. A good crew knows how to work that horn when they're being made famous