The 700' long BRIDGE KILLING SPREE?!? | 3/4 Show S3.5 Ep. 1
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2024
- This was filmed during NNGC back in August/September... time's fake.
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“THE NEW HAVEN HAS HIT THE PENTAGON”
now I have the urge to do a thing to get me banned on your discord
Careful now...
"Another railroad has hit the village" Well trains are unpredictable
All I can see is a peaceful village and then a second later a locomotive and tender just gets thrown into it
I mean when a village gets industrious and doesn't use the proper protection......They can wind up with a rail line. Or another way to not wrongly put it is that they become impregnated with efficient transportation....... Remember kids, industrialize responsibly.
“Mr ceo there’s been another dash 9”
@@steeljawX "Gosh, Kenneth you gave me Pan-Am AND local lines?!"
That bridge about to call in the tactical nuke 💀💀
I can imagine that massive wood cover bridge traveling down the river and suddenly the Jaws theme playing out of nowhere before devouring another truss bridge.
that bridge has the highest K/D ratio of bridges rather then people
As a Mainer I can almost guarantee that 700' bridge of ridiculousness was probably built by some men who had a bit of liquid courage in their job flasks
Not a damn building here in this state is built by sober workers before OSHA became a thing, we just drink and call it good.
Also I'm ready to hear about the Hoosac Tunnel, that's possibly one of the craziest things I've heard from Massachusetts. They do say the Tunnel is also haunted, if you believe that stuff
Is everyone gonna gloss over Jersey’s *FLAWLESS* Jorgen VonStrangle impression at 4:20! 😂😂😅
FINALLY someone recognizes my real talent
YESS A story from my neck of the woods! I absolutely love this tale.
A few history corrections/notes
The trolley bridge had already been out of service for a couple years, trolley service to turner's falls ending in 1933 [Edit- 1934] under the Greenfield & Montague Transportation Area. The trolley bridge was NOT actually taken out by the covered bridge! It was lifted slightly off its piers and then swept under by the river current. We know this, because someone was out there with a video camera, filming it happening. Check out the WGBY documentary "The Great Flood Of 1936".
In order to use the New Haven branch to Turner's Falls, the B&M had to construct a switchback out of the East Deerfield yard- it's still there, rails gone but ties all in place. Due to the whipple truss, they could only use very light power on the branch. The last B&M freight train on the Turner's Falls branch ran in 1985 according to a Shoreliner article, in which someone who was on the final Turner's Falls job recounted the trip- the crew was instructed to grab everything on the branch and remove it, and shortly after the tracks were all pulled up.
The New Haven's branch to Turners Falls debatably started at South Deerfield MA, as another branch went northwest to Shelburne Junction, a middle of nowhere turn in the Deerfield River where it met the B&M at a cute little interlocking tower that was built into a rock cut. Look up the pictures! The (to be) New Haven had plans to get into New York, via the "state road" that was the Troy and Greenfield, and the state-owned Hoosac Tunnel. Until the Troy & Greenfield was absorbed into the Fitchburg, and they were promptly cut off from their route into New York. Perhaps as something of a consolation prize, the Fitchburg let them share the B&M tracks up to Shelburne Falls, where a small turntable and enginehouse was located. The most notable feature on the line besides the staggering fills was probably the "high bridge" at South River in Conway, which was 175 feet above the south river at it's highest point. It was of light construction, and only itty bitty locomotives were allowed to cross it. It also connected with a tiny trolley line that ran from Conway center to the railroad stations in Conway.
There is a lot of fun railroad history in this area, though the story of the bridge that was swept downstream and obliterated a few others is definitely up there with some of the best.
never knew my home city was flooded at one point. super interesting to hear about something from out here.
Thank you so much for the additional information! If there's anything I learned when I was writing the script for this it's how little I knew of this whole event, and the history of Turner's Falls overall.
1:51 Out of all the whistles there are in the world, Mark, who is an absolute expert in railroading, chooses to use the most common whistle sound effect in the world: the out of tune 5-chime from Canadian National 3254
Not only an expert in railroading, he also knows a lot about whistles in particular
They should use some audio made from the museum's whistles
It's also my text tone, which I'm surprised was never heard during filming. It's an easy stock sound to get ahold of.
@@JuneNafziger At least this one. It was the stock "Train Whistle" sound effect used in multitudes of media. If you ask a random person to think of a train whistle, the 3254 is probably what they imagine.
It should be a Huber 6 chime. . .
People during the flood, " OH look. It's that rampaging train bridge that has already taken out 2 bridges." The next day, "well is gone down to river past a bridge that is intact."
We had a bridge here in Minnesota that went a bit further that had a railroad on top and road vehicles below with the ability to rotate to allow boat traffic to pass through. The old Newport, MN to Inver Grove Heights, MN Rock Island Swing Bridge.
Wouldn’t mind a citation needed on the Hoosic Tunnel or maybe some of the other crazy railroad construction stories from here in the East. Rock over here can be pretty hard. When the Lackawanna was building its main line, it took so long to build the Oxford Tunnel that they built a rail route up and over Oxford Mountain in the meantime so that the railroad could open and ran it for a couple years until they finished the tunnel.
I was going to write a Citation Needed on the Hoosac Tunnel but man is it just too depressing.
@@Admiral_Ellis And here I thought it would just be too boring...
I feel like the railroad bridge that went over the sea down here in Florida, is a whole citation needed episode and I'm quoting myself here "JUST FROM THE IDEA OF CONNECTING MAINLAND FLORIDA AND THE FLORIDA KEYS IS JUST STUPID ALL BY ITS FRAGGING SELF" and makes me hate some parts of the old ways of railroading in the east as a whole
19:46 “LOOK AT IT”
“AUUUUUGHH AUUUAGHH” got me rolling
11:30 the stare, the stare that someone once in a blue moon gives you, the one that you never hope to see again, the stare that gives you a crisis of existentialism in a world where most people don't understand foamers or railfans. And what of the poor gator, flank forever blank, swimming down an endless river to...an unknowable destiny...
Or something like that.
Oh my God! at 11:20 it had me dying of laughter 😂😂
Especially the look on Brett's face while he was pondering his life's decisions and then looking into the camera at future Mark or Brett with a annoyed stare
First bridge went.. around the curve and slammed into another bridge which then slammed into another which then slammed into ANOTHER ONE..
Oh God. Its like the RGS Snowstorm with the engines
The dominoes keeps on falling...
Okay so the bridge story taught me everything i need to know about engineering: build the heaviest damn decked truss bridge that's within the budget, or if i have annoying neighbors downstream, a long wooden covered bridge close to the water line.
We could rebrand this as "Drunk History: Railroading", and it would totally work. Tons of great stuff here, both eye-opening and gut-busting.
at 39:25 I can just imagine manger Kong riding the bridge flinging his hat around then just as it contacts the camera cuts to the bridge collision from on shore
“That’s gotta be the best pirate I’ve ever seen”
“So it would seem…”
28:10 Hyce Johnson and his spicy limes to kenosha your house with.
Well There's Your Problem. It's a podcast about engineering disasters. With slides.
SIR! A SECOND RAILROAD HAS HIT THE VILLAGE!
*train crashes into building and gets into ONE basement*
He was going to build a railroad with BLACKJACK and HOOKERS.
Would it have been worth a lime to say "Christ on a BOAT" ?
The bridge that kills you instantly
I'm saving the Hoosac Tunnel story for WTYP
@@Admiral_Ellisif you manage to get on WTYP I'll probably scream
@Hyce777 got a shoutout in their recent Patreon episode for his video on railroad clothing
Justin threatened to do a bonus about train sim games (ep 156, about 34 min), if he does i hope Hyce is the guest
"Stop bridge on bridge violence!" Some protester from the Railroad in Turner Falls... probably.
19:50 Now I know Jersey's biggest fear LOL 😂😂😂
6213 Return to Golf!
The intro comedy is pure hyce gold as always 🤣
You know you can run the cameras on power supplies or external batteries 🤣
You know, I can, but I've not gotten to that level of kit yet. Lol. Evidently for the next season that's what I need to acquire.
Thank you so much for having me on! That's got to be one of my favorite stories and was an absolute blast to tell.
Ah yes Hyce aka Mark aka The funny bird train UA-cam man
Western NY was very much "the west" at one point. We even had Buffalo! (That's where the city got its name!). However, Albany was never "the west." Albany is the longest chartered city in America, has been around since New Netherland times, it was no frontier in the early 18th century. Anything west of Albany though? Specifically west of Schenectady: that was Iroquois Country. That was a frontier to the Americans.
This is the canal version of "unstoppable"
DSLR died, but at least you got the thanks to Ellis in lol.
What an amazing story of a bridge on a mission 😂
You know what would go perfectly with the bridge going down the river? The theme of shy guy falls from Mario kart!
Probably the most chaotic episode yet
I really like these stories on the 3/4 show. For one you hear a great story and secondly you are constantly laughing
Well. That story sure went places.
So did the bridge.
Barely starting the video and I'm already like: this is gonna be good!
That was amazing, really enjoyed the story. Thanks for making it super entertaining, it really bridged the gap between factual and hilarious.
This was classic! Loved Hyce's bit starting at 11:20 on the box of limes; thought "Oh My God, the Limening will occur at some point!" The tac lime showing at 37:15 was cool and its deployment against Hyce at the end was worth the wait.
Also, cheers to both Ellis and Jersey for being sources of drama, especially Jersey and his *EXTERME* agony over the New Havens!
That was a great episode thank you very much! I asked you for a 3/4 show a few days ago and you came through huge I grew up right between the Franklin pierce bridge and the Deerfield train yard I spent many a great night with my first love on top of the Hoosic tunnel as trains rolled under us it was a great experience!
Love these series, such good fun learning about railroading history.
It's unstoppable, the BRIDGE VERSION!🤣🤣
It's the Christmas/Hogmany Bonus Special episode with special guest.
The person who built the cover bridge, didn’t expect it to turn into a bridge killing machine😂
I still like when Hyce sent jersey into the house track lol
I worked on a streetcar line for a while and at one point we were adding another track to our barn, which required closing the road out front. We had to move the signage to allow the streetcars into the barn, and twice an entitled motorist gunned it before the sign was replaced, landing in the hole where the pavement was removed (about 3 feet deep). I think we ended up using the crane from the construction site next door to hoist them out.
Relatively new here but you sold me with history did not start until they started brewing Coors 😂😂 PA native
Hell yeah! Return of my favorite show! These are always bangers. Keep up the good work lads
Dude... buddy... man.... homie.... whatever you wanna call yourself. I love these videos!!! Thanks for all of your videos Mark! Need to try to coordinate another Jeopardy video!!
ALAMOSA!
Durango weather report: It is currently snowing and got a lot so far. Snow came a little late this year and more is coming
i can't unhear the "alla mom sas", thanks cs189.
for context on why the Appalachians can still make it hell to put a railroad through, old age and treachery beats youth and skill, the Appalachians make the Rockies look like baby mountains, they're some of the oldest mountains on the planet, old enough to be the same mountain range as the Scottish Highlands which then got separated by the new Atlantic ocean, as a result any rock with any modicum of softness or give to it was eroded literally hundreds of millions of years ago, so Appalachian greenstone makes Rocky mountain granite look like shale, it's some of the toughest rock out there, as a result digging through it with anything short of a modern TBM is just a nightmare, which is why you never see long tunnels at low elevations out here, they were just next to impossible to dig for most of the time we were actually building railroads
Small, but strong. Makes sense! :)
Was watching 3/4 Show as this episode came out. Can't wait for more! Best funny Train Birb
I want my brain cells back.
Both of them.
It's the fact that this whole story didn't happen in my home-state of Florida is what making die of laughter as this whole story sounds like a Floridian railroading story
the top gear intro got me good
I like the New Haven
Paint scheme
I have to say, as a fellow nerd I do enjoy references. For example the reference to Cave Johnson's legendary speech @ 28:10
Sir we have tactically ascertained a bridge-like suspect travelling downriver
"Sir! Theres a covered bridge coming!"
Yay! Been wanting a new 3/4 idiots episode for a while
Another great episode!!!! Id say its on par with the RGS's mountain mayhem, or at the very least close to it.
Citation needed (not 2 of these are lying) is my favourite and I will watch them all repeatedly.
Oh god, they're expanding the idiots, with some of the best standin's we could have asked for...
The bar has been raised, above the flood line...
Beautifully edited Hyce, thank you for your extra effort for this episode!
Excellent host work by Ellis, I'm gobsmacked!
Jersey completed the cast in ¾ idiots spirits like a fresh cog that just slipped in without any hassle, kudos!
Last, but definitely not least, Brett handles anything like a seasoned veteran, excellent performance!
I cannot overstate this, what an amazing group of people you've found together with Hyce, everyone is just such delightful company!
Thank you all for this episode, absolutely marvelous!
P.s. Perhaps time to look for alternatives in battery management or other solutions for the camera issues?
Thank you!
@@Admiral_Ellis
Well deserved praise of you and your preparation, thank you for the reply and I hope we here get more of your company, even after the not yet released 2nd episode of season 3.5 that Hyce eluded to in the latest office hours episode.
Covered bridges are so very quaint and charming.
(Becomes the most dangerous waterbound vessel known to man)
I grew up around turners falls and my favorite place around there hoosic tunnel it was dubbel track then in the 50s they turned it into singel and made Adims into a booming city
Didn’t expect to see Jersey here, nice to see him, hope he’s doing okay from his accident
Im guessing this was filmed before the crash
The recovery is going well, this was filmed back in September, before the accident.
@@jerseycentral833 gotcha, glad you’re still with us Jersey ❤️
Poor Ellis...all that work on traffic management plans and it was undone...
Also, yes, 722' sounds impressive for a bridge, but it's pretty small compared to what you see out here. I'll give some credit for the 5 mile tunnel, there's not many longer than that (but they include Cascade Tunnel, Flathead Tunnel, and Moffat Tunnel).
Ngl, you look so much like Jersey that I thought you were brothers.
Oh, your house? The magical place whence the explodiboy destruction issues forth.
When brett fell, if i would have pushed him and innocently asked, "it falls like that?"
The pilot episode of season 4
My 6'7" partner was the tallest man in Colorado until moving out last February
Omg this video took the bridge to the bridge and beyond
Mr President the bridge has hit a second bridge!
Wow! Good true story. Y'all need to do this more often. NIce video although you need cameras that like you.
Huh, it's funny how much my UA-cam interests cross over. I'm familiar with the Hoosick tunnel thanks to some of the videos from Post10
Which is also how I know that tunnel is probably going to either be the site of big maintenance or an accident, and there's a nearby river that's currently subsiding the retaining walls and carving into the ground beneath the track.
I'm noticing that you are talking about how you can't build a railroad on the exact route of a canal.
About that......
You might want to do an episode on the Cromford and High Peak Railway in Britain.
As one of the first railroads in the world, there weren't too many people who knew how to build "railroad". And it was really only supposed to be a portage between two canals, anyways. So the guy that they hired was a canal engineer.
And he built the railroad in the shape (alignment-wise) of a canal.
The result was even more insane than you think it was.
It had Britain's steepest adhesion grade and sharpest curve. And a multitude of rope/cable inclines (the adhesion grade was an incline that they decided they could run engines up-without changing the slope).
The REALLY strange thing? Large parts of it lasted into the 1960s, including some of the cable inclines. Even today, a very tiny stretch is still active and serving a quarry.
THAT THUMBNAIL IS A-FUCKING-PLUS
Wings & Strings, everyone. :)
DAMN WHAT AN INTRO!!!!
Hyce, can we buy squishy limes somewhere? I didn't see them on the merch store, but I'd honestly really like a squishy ES&D lime.
Hyce I have a question what is the reason that some steam locomotives have their air compressor mounted on the front of their smokebox?
19:50 LMFAO
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂hahahahahah
You should do a bit about the railroad that used to go to greenville NH
I'm not surprised to see that foam limes are a thing now.
I commented early on the uncensored version that my body was ready, it was not.
01:50 Anyone know how to lip-read?
I am a huge fan i went to cass scenic railroad 2 times and in june 2023 i went to ohio to go to see the age of steam roundhouse
Sailing a bridge reminds me of " the last saskatoon pirate"
What stream was the clip at 3:29 from?
Hello guys,hate math. Anyway. Love this series. How is GJersy get well soon. Take care guys❤.
Have been to cass scenic railroad in WV and does shay no 12 runs
Hey you said you played railroader on a labtop. What kind of labtop did you use
I feel like we missed A few minutes of the video, is this the abridged version?
Tactical limes!!!
Ah yes bridge wars
You gotta get Kan to be a quest on this.
Hey Mark you should check out the Lombard log hauler the dude who built it invented tracked vehicles
It's also a bit of a movie star it featured in a homemade film called stump to ship which was the last shipment of lumber shipped out by a Lumber Company in Maine my home state too bad the town I live in only has five people
11:33 he looks so disappointed
Bret looks 11:33 so disappointed
i remember when i used to vc with jersey