What's 425 all steamed up about?! 😕🤔 👉 1:25. Just kidding!!! 😁😂 I LOVE it!!! It's wonderful seeing and hearing a steam locomotive blowing off a lot of steam and smoke. Few things are as exciting as a steam engine. I LOVE steam locomotives...they NEVER cease to amaze me! 😁 Nice video!!!
This was awesome, I enjoyed it so much!!! Thank you Mark!!! I love watching and listening to steam locomotives 💙💙💙 Take care & stay safe out there!!! May God bless you ❤️
Such a handsome Pacific. Such a shame most northeastern railroad steamers didn’t survive into preservation, hence virtually none that are operable in Pennsylvania are locomotives native to the area (hence Canadian locomotives, which are still very good, or locomotives from elsewhere in America). The original Reading Railroad accommodated a good few railfan rambles back in its heyday with some special passenger engines (G-2 178) that sadly didn’t survive.
Indeed it is. One locomotive native to Pennsylvania is Reading 2102 running on the very tracks it was built for, and now an icon in Pennsylvania railroading.
When it's done! :) Having chased it on every excursion it did this year, it will take some time, but it will be well worth the wait. There will be multiple videos of 2102 published by the end of the year.
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🚧🚧 OUTSTANDING VIDEO 😇😇👌👌👍👍 Cheers 🍻🍻🚧🚧
Thank you very much!
What's 425 all steamed up about?! 😕🤔 👉 1:25. Just kidding!!! 😁😂 I LOVE it!!! It's wonderful seeing and hearing a steam locomotive blowing off a lot of steam and smoke. Few things are as exciting as a steam engine. I LOVE steam locomotives...they NEVER cease to amaze me! 😁 Nice video!!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
This was awesome, I enjoyed it so much!!! Thank you Mark!!! I love watching and listening to steam locomotives 💙💙💙
Take care & stay safe out there!!!
May God bless you ❤️
Thank you very much, Gini, you too!
@@MPT_Productions you are most welcome!!!
Thank you!!!
Such a handsome Pacific. Such a shame most northeastern railroad steamers didn’t survive into preservation, hence virtually none that are operable in Pennsylvania are locomotives native to the area (hence Canadian locomotives, which are still very good, or locomotives from elsewhere in America). The original Reading Railroad accommodated a good few railfan rambles back in its heyday with some special passenger engines (G-2 178) that sadly didn’t survive.
Indeed it is. One locomotive native to Pennsylvania is Reading 2102 running on the very tracks it was built for, and now an icon in Pennsylvania railroading.
Great vid, Mark! Easily one of the best you've made!
Thank you very much, Joe! Hoping my 2102 can live up to this one!
Good work Mark, good seeing you out there
Thanks, Greg! You too
Fantastic work, Mark!
Thank you very much, Vince!
Did they use two other locomotives to pull the train up to JT Jct. after arriving in Jim Thorpe?
Nope. What you saw go around the wye is exactly how they backed up from Jim Thorpe.
Mpt productions at 12:55 was it going I think I can?
So when's the video of 2102 gonna come out?
When it's done! :) Having chased it on every excursion it did this year, it will take some time, but it will be well worth the wait. There will be multiple videos of 2102 published by the end of the year.
@@MPT_Productions nice you really are putting effort into this mega video of 2102 I can't wait to see it.
@@USASteamProductions Really glad to hear, and I hope you enjoy it when it is done!
See ya on the other side, 425!
Hopefully it won't be too long!
I heard it will be 4 to 5 years before she returns to service
@@johnathanhardin152 anything could happen, but it will likely be back in a year give or take.