I can't tell you how many times I've fished right where the camera is pointed. I have a friend who lives on the street right behind the building the camera is mounted on.
They stopped to allow the conductor to get off and throw the switch. You can see the switchstand (Pole with the yellow circle) on the left side of the tracks.
SuperDuckman24 I used to live in Port Huron, Michigan, where this was recorded, and trains used to go through there only around four times a day, but I moved in 2001, and it may have changed. Have not ever seen a small one like the one that went by, though. Hope I helped.
Does switching around the Dunn Paper Mill and then take the loaded cars to Tunnel Train Yard and then takes the empty cars to the Dunn Paper Mill to be loaded. Then CN L533 takes the loaded cars to Detroit. Then Later returns with the empties where Y505 takes it the day after. And it's been repeating like that even back in the days when the GTW owned the line, then CN, and now the LSRC. Hope this was of help!
That's it?! One short "train"! Of course it stops right on the road for the switch! 😆
Nice to see Lake State Railway, besides the ships!
Better yet, a seaplane.
Absolutely perfect!
Good video. Thanks.
Looks like a model railroad !
I seen this engine entering Port Huron yard yesterday. I think this engine looks very nice!
I can't tell you how many times I've fished right where the camera is pointed. I have a friend who lives on the street right behind the building the camera is mounted on.
Well, that didn't take long to grab it and post it. Nothing like blowing your own horn. Get it? Love you guys.
That same engine goes by there once a week every time.
Glad to see life on the tracks! But, what could possibly have been the reason for it to have stopped smack-dab in the middle of the road that way?!
j k maybe the switch was not correct and he had to call to get it thrown?
They stopped to allow the conductor to get off and throw the switch. You can see the switchstand (Pole with the yellow circle) on the left side of the tracks.
So where is this located? Is it near the other streaming site that you have in Michigan?
This is in Port Huron Michigan where the Bluewater Bridge connects the city to Sarina, Ontario.
What happened to the live ship cam?? I went this morning and it was gone :(
UA-cam is having issues this morning. We'll get it back up as soon as possible
How often does a train go through there?
SuperDuckman24 I used to live in Port Huron, Michigan, where this was recorded, and trains used to go through there only around four times a day, but I moved in 2001, and it may have changed. Have not ever seen a small one like the one that went by, though. Hope I helped.
LSRC Y505 is a weekly train. Mon-Fri and usually runs during the early afternoons.
Does switching around the Dunn Paper Mill and then take the loaded cars to Tunnel Train Yard and then takes the empty cars to the Dunn Paper Mill to be loaded. Then CN L533 takes the loaded cars to Detroit. Then Later returns with the empties where Y505 takes it the day after. And it's been repeating like that even back in the days when the GTW owned the line, then CN, and now the LSRC. Hope this was of help!
What rail line is this?
Lake State Railway Company. Line is leased to them by CN.
poot poooot!