CSX Big Sandy: Must-See Railfanning
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Join us on a captivating railfanning adventure along the historic CSX Big Sandy Subdivision, a remarkable rail line with over 100 years of history, originally constructed by the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway (C&O). In this enthralling video, we explore the scenic beauty and enduring legacy of this famed railway.
As we journey along this storied track, our drone footage offers breathtaking aerial views of the trains in motion, capturing the essence of railfanning from a unique perspective. Witness the powerful locomotives as they navigate this century-old line, their horns echoing through the valleys, a timeless sound that resonates with rail enthusiasts and locals alike.
We pay special attention to the vintage C&O signals that still stand guard along the route, a nostalgic nod to the railway's rich heritage. These historic signals, coupled with the rugged landscape of the Big Sandy Subdivision, provide a picturesque backdrop for our exploration.
Throughout the video, you'll experience the thrill of train watching, from serene countryside crossings to a mainline tunnel. Whether you're a seasoned railfan or new to the world of trains, this video is a must-watch, offering a unique blend of history, technology, and natural beauty.
Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more railfan adventures. Your support helps us continue capturing these magnificent machines and the history they carry. All aboard for a journey through time on the CSX Big Sandy Subdivision!
Thank you for posting this Big Sandy content. I always appreciate seeing it. Your videos are excellent.
Thank you for watching, thanks for the kind words. The support is much appreciated
Awesome video and the drone footage is amazing as always. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!!
Awesome 😊
Thanks for the visit
Awesome stuff buddy!
Thank you!
At the signal bridge location
Great video. Any clue what traffic is like these days on the big sandy?
Thanks! Big sandy has 4 daily freights, coal traffic, and some as needed grain and ethanol trains. How many of those run during daylight hours is hit and miss. Sometimes you’ll see 8 some days you’ll see 1
Great video. You drive the blue Chevy?
Thank you. Yes
Why has the parrellel track been removed from this location ?
Down turn in coal has resulted in far fewer trains on this line. I assume CSX decided this (roughly 5 mile) section was no longer needed as double track. Several crossings in this area as well so trains never really met here anymore as CSX tries to avoid blocking crossings with stopped trains
Are all futures plans to restore the double track in the future ?
Are all the signals on signal bridge still working ?
Why we never see video of the green signal never been knot down as train passes under signal bridge