Brilliant video. Great drone work. Attractive GP 38-2 loco - of the Indiana Eastern Railroad. Snow scenes on the flatlands yet with awesome trestles too. Thanks Scott, for braving the cold to capture and share this great video with us!
One of the most beautiful video ever love the drone footage and over the bridges Need to postcards out of this railroad line This is why I love short railroads !!!!!! Protecting these pieces of railroad history
great stuff, scott !!! we do not see many, if ANY, gp 38-2's in high hood attire !!! btw, i model the bprr from buffalo ny to just north of pittsburgh pa, where car hand-off goes to the avr ( allegheny valley rr/ carload express/swp) all owned by the same company... anyway, your ier has a paint scheme pretty close to them. any connection as tons of rr's own other smaller lines ? keep the videos coming, scott !!!
Who's line was that the Indiana Eastern runs on ??? Ex C&O ??? There are lot of Colorful Shortline Railroads in both Indiana and Ohio Awesome Video Scott Keep up the Great work 👍
With both crewmen on the ground, one can see the engineer on the right-hand side, which indicates this is a long nose forward engine. The IE roster states this is a former NS nee Southern engine built in 1979, which makes perfect sense re the long nose forward. The return trip shows he's running long nose forward thus correctly because the signals are all placed on the right-hand side. Good stuff. Never liked high hoods and I worked as a brakeman on some that were short nose forward [SP]. They were usually worn out beat up Alcos's.
Quite the lone and in pretty decent shape The low drone angles at that plant were great with the piping and old buildings. Great view on that long trestle. If they don't have a nickname it should be "Route of the Crossbuck"
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Brilliant video. Great drone work. Attractive GP 38-2 loco - of the Indiana Eastern Railroad. Snow scenes on the flatlands yet with awesome trestles too. Thanks Scott, for braving the cold to capture and share this great video with us!
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Excellent video I enjoyed watching it.👍😁😁😁😁😁😁🚂🇬🇧
Good job Scott! That pristine green high hood in the snow looks stunning.
Thank you!
Wonderful footage!! Beautiful video!! I had a great time with the superb quality of this video💯👍🏼. Thank you for sharing.
One of the most beautiful video ever love the drone footage and over the bridges
Need to postcards out of this railroad line
This is why I love short railroads !!!!!!
Protecting these pieces of railroad history
Great video Scott!!
Great video, expertly shot and edited
Love that high-nose EMD! That's retro....
great stuff, scott !!! we do not see many, if ANY, gp 38-2's in high hood attire !!! btw, i model the bprr from buffalo ny to just north of pittsburgh pa, where car hand-off goes to the avr ( allegheny valley rr/ carload express/swp) all owned by the same company... anyway, your ier has a paint scheme pretty close to them. any connection as tons of rr's own other smaller lines ? keep the videos coming, scott !!!
I had to put on my flannel shirt to watch this. But it was well worth it. Another beauty Scott Thank you
Very nice, and well done. What happened to their SD9??
Nice paint job on the locomotive she looks really nice.
Amazing rail movie! Great captures and awesome places! Good work, Scott! Mega LIKE
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Andrew
That was a cool video! I like watching switching, Great looking locomotive!
Great catch of the old SOUTHERN unit. Ex NS. Nice to see the old gal is earning her keep. Great video Scott.
Who's line was that the Indiana Eastern runs on ??? Ex C&O ???
There are lot of Colorful Shortline Railroads in both Indiana and Ohio
Awesome Video Scott
Keep up the Great work 👍
Is that the procor company that I think is out near Bern or just west of Fort Recovery?
The drone footage is fantastic!
Awesome video Scott!!!
What Kinda Horn Is It?
With both crewmen on the ground, one can see the engineer on the right-hand side, which indicates this is a long nose forward engine. The IE roster states this is a former NS nee Southern engine built in 1979, which makes perfect sense re the long nose forward. The return trip shows he's running long nose forward thus correctly because the signals are all placed on the right-hand side. Good stuff. Never liked high hoods and I worked as a brakeman on some that were short nose forward [SP]. They were usually worn out beat up Alcos's.
Awesome footage Scott, keep up the great work my friend 👍👏
Runnin' light n' haulin' ass! Love the high hoods...
Quite the lone and in pretty decent shape The low drone angles at that plant were great with the piping and old buildings. Great view on that long trestle. If they don't have a nickname it should be "Route of the Crossbuck"
When did you record this.? Not a whole lot of snow, but enough. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. Was that a ethanol plant by chance or something else?