Huckleberry Railroad 152 Leads The Halloween Train Through The Genesee Road Railroad Crossing

(Featuring ‪@pacerrailfanning‬, ‪@313Railfan‬ and ‪@RoyalKingOfTheRails‬)
So I know you guys have been waiting, but here's my next set of videos that I have taken on the Huckleberry Railroad! And this time, it was made with a few of the downriver railfan guys that I hang out with often, and they came up to railfan with me right at my hometown for this entire day!
And later on, I decided to take them a little further north to check out the good ol' 3ft Narrow Guage tracks of the Huckleberry Railroad, since they were running their Halloween train this day. Although sadly, the Genesee Road railroad crossing was under construction at the time, but in the same breath, that also gave us the chance to stand in spots that we couldn't stand in before to get better shots! Talk about taking stuff to our advantage.. lol.
But other than that, this video features 3 different angles of each run of the train that I caught, and quite neat Whistle action from 152! So i guess with that said, I hope y'all enjoy this one
Location, Date & Time: Genesee Road (Railroad Crossing), Genesee Charter Township, Michigan
Saturday, October 14th, 2023 From 3:30 PM To 4:30 PM
Subdivision: Huckleberry Railroad (ex-Pere Marquette Line)
Team Consists of:
HBRR Baldwin 4-6-0 #152 (Ex-Alaskin Railroad, US Army paint scheme)
Camera Used: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (w/ Rode VideoMicro Shotgun Microphone)
And that should be all for now. Thanks for watching!

[@ericzerkle8486]

This began operations in 1976 and uses the original row of a long abandoned branch line that ran from Flint to Otter Lake.

[@RoyalKingOfTheRails]

Great catches!

[@Damon810Railfan]

Thx

[@cjcompton9410]

@@Damon810Railfangreat video

[@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan]

This is one of my favorite crossings because it has a set of two of my most favorite cantilever crossing signal when I was a kid they were ones very common in North Central Texas they’re one of the coolest cantilever signals I know of and I’ve always admired the Raco CO type cantilever signal the only Crossing North Central Texas that still has a pair of these Signals is in Granbury Texas here is a video of an overview of this Crossing I did back in 2022 what I generally love about this Crossing is that these cantilevers have the side mount bell configuration rather than having the bell being mounted on top of the mast
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