Hey jaw tooth cool locations. The 3rd area was my favorite. Love rail crossings to watch trains. I had a state trooper give me hard time back in 88 while railfaning. Told me to find another spot. I was sitting in car by crossing at time. That's why I don't like police. They abused their authority. Sorry cop gave you a hard time. Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋♀️
More exciting trains in Kentucky this morning going over trestles with roads underneath them. Also some CSX trains, DPU's, train bridges, live amazing super dogs and cats and of course a music slide show as always another awesome morning of trains thank you Jaw Tooth. 🚂🚃🚃🇺🇲
Wow! Excellent catching all the trains in Independence, Kentucky, I like them, they're awesome, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much and have a nice day and night.
There is another one just a few miles away that is slightly longer. I went to the other trestle when another train was coming but there was nowhere to park. One time I was filming the other bridge and sitting in a gravel lane. A car came when the train was half way past me and I had to move. I want to film one from the longer bridge but I will have to walk about a half mile.
Jaw Tooth, Hey it's Shawn in NC, the guy who discussed the RR crossing law requirements. I saw this video and you liked the bridge on Kentucky. Well, I have a location for you with a much bigger bridge. I finished my career in this county and I found this layout really cool. It's a CSX track and Amtrak and has about 100 trains a day on it. It's a single track going through the town of Weldon, but on the North and South ends, it splits to allow trains to pass. It's a very busy bridge. The bridge (heading north) into Weldon and as it nears downtown, the track is a bridge. It is raised and goes right through the business district of Weldon, it then crosses the Roanoke River and goes into Northampton County. The rail is elevated a total of about 3 miles until reaching level ground in Northampton County. Many railroads have used the track over the years. In fact at one point, this railroad was the longest in the world, when it was the Wilmington and Weldon RR. There is also a lower track that runs ground level through downtown and into Roanoke Rapids. This was part of a sister railroad that still services Roanoke Rapids. The RR used to be a logging rail and farm rail and went as far as Norlina, but was abandoned in the 70s. The lower rails are used a couple times a day switching out cars that bring supplies into Roanoke Rapids and they eventually end up on the raised line. The upper line is a big part of the New York to Miami route and Amtrak is on the rail probably 20x a day as well. I have attached a link for you to research and maybe decide to film there someday. It's definitely a unique set-up. Enjoy www.historicweldonnc.com/about-weldon-nc/the-first-railroad-hub-of-the-south-weldon-nc.html
That was cool watching that train going over that bridge! Great shot! I'll save this video on my train list. That sucks waiting on traffic and i appreciate your sacrifice. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on
Well, your Super Thanks support helps make it not so bad. Traffic is really bad around Cincinnati since they had that fire under I-471. That shut all the southbound lanes down on a busy Interstate and closed one of the northbound lanes. People are using other routes such as I-275 mainly and it really shows. 70K people a day used that bridge. Anyway, thanks again Mark for your support!
Thank you, Jawtooth for today’s excellent awesome railfan videos. Great videography and accompanying entertaining commentary. Great way to spend a relaxing 😎 afternoon.
Nice high rail action on the tretsl and nice park at the dam watch urself in those back woods areas u don't walk up on someone's growing operation 😅 👍 😊
That has actually happened to me. I came across some plants by the tracks a few years ago that were in 5 gallon buckets. When I worked for the county I came across that several times over the 20 years that I was there
True story! I almost got 3 on that day but I couldn't find a place to park my truck for the third one. the train was coming and I would have to have walked a half mile or so or blocked a driveway. I will get that third bridge soon somehow
Very interesting video, rail bridge impressive, looks good to have a walk around the lake. Also interesting mentioning about State law regarding the radio.
I’ll tell you what JT thought that first southbound train that was going across the big bridge was gonna stall out at one time that must be a really long grade that they’re pulling but anyway both of those bridges was nice because they was both curved bridges that was pretty awesome But anyway, my friend another awesome video and as always you stay safe out there and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next one
thanks for the Super Thanks! I just filled the truck yesterday and that helps a lot. I managed to get 17mpg on the way home Lol. Sometimes it does better though. Thanks for watching my videos and thanks for your support Mark!
Once again, I'm glad for the map to show me where these trains are. 11:17 - I think I went to school with a Doe Run Lake Park. Korean kid. (I know, I know. What can I say? I recycle glass, cardboard and old jokes.) 32:50 - He fought the law and the law won.
Yes we are. I am always ready. Actually I would love to film some trains in the snow. A couple years ago I got the Pennsylvania heritage unit leading in a major snow storm. I would like to do that again
Every time one of your videos pops up I tell my self it is time to get back to Ohio where the real people (and trains) are. I’d like to explore Kentucky some too! Great bridge catch!
Awesome vids with bridges dated back to L&'N days. 1st apt in Kennesaw Ga {Big Shanty Ga of Little General Civil War fame} was on a bank above L & N tracks. Once had a derail right below the apt with a box car full of Seagram's 7 whiskey. Some bottles did not break & apple to scoop up a few at the time.
Very nice seen look at me ，Im glad ．Look up to long long train ．Japanese problem is train and road twolevel crossing ，Its very high price ．I'm hope maked for many your land railroads ．Thank you very much ．
@@train1962 I almost didn't post a video today but I noticed it. I filmed the CCET today stalling on Williamsburg Hill. I have another CCET video to post before I can get that up though lol
L&N wow! When I was little, 60 years ago, I used to ride the Hummingbird from Nashville to Saint Louis with my mom and little brother. Jefferson Barracks Bridge across the Mississippi.
@@JawTooth I hope you can make it again sometime. i'm about 15 mins. from there. Theres a cool place on the east side you can get close to the bridge. Great view there.
Yes, since the mid 80s. Before that I was on GMRS. And before that I was into CB radios. I used 2 meter and 440 all the time until cell phones came out. I still check into a couple of nets on Sunday nights. 73s De KB8JUL
@JawTooth Back in the late 50s and early 60s , ( high school) I mostly worked on cars but I thought it might be good to have some other interests. One of my teachers was a ham radio operator so I thought maybe I could do that if I worked at it I had to learn Morse code and that was ok, but part of the licensing exam required you to know how different things worked. Not so good. Resistors we're mostly color coded, and so were some capacitors but it turned out I was mostly color blind, but it was fun while I lasted. So I went back to cars.
The bridge looks familliar. Could've sworn I saw pics of N&W 611 and 1218 crossing it back in the 80s but who knows. Cool location and great video, enjoyed it much. Thanks JT!
Your story about your radio reminds me of some recent videos on the "Ringway Manchester" channel about the legal problems people have got into over in the UK for listening to the local police .
Jt, how old is the bridge 🌉 in the 1st clip? I'm guessing there's a speed limit being on a curve 🤔?, it looks like it could do with sprucing up a lot, it was a long train 🚆, that was a great vantage point up on top of the Dam, awesome views, the 2nd bridge as well could do with sandblasting and cleaning up, great video 📹 JT, very cool 😎 captures in great places, 👍 👌 and please 🙏 make a video 📹 explaining your radio 📻 license and what the police 🚔 outcome was appreciate that 👍👌
I don't know how old they are but I would guess close to a hundred years. I have thought about making a video about the radio encounter but I try to keep my videos positive. The experience was terrible and frustrating. They didn't understand the law and would not listen to me. Thanks for watching!
Very cool trestle Jawtooth! I didn't know about that one, I'll have to check it out sometime!👍 if I'm not mistaken there was a fatality at that second bridge several years back a CSX engineer saw a vehicle in the water and called it in and they found a body in it were it had drove into the water, I remember seeing it in the news.
I’m surprised you got caught by the Kentucky police about your radio. You should consider yourself lucky you didn’t get into any serious legal trouble. I like your train videos man!
Discovered you through shoestring. The video where you and shoestring ran into each other. He thought you were a cop at first. Anyways, glad I found your channel!!!
He turned out to be a great friend. I had been watching his channel for years so it was an honour to meet him. We went to a bunch of states to hang out at the tracks and had a lot of fun over the last few years. I really miss him.
In my hometown there is a road that goes under a railroad bridge which floods a lot and is closed whenever that happens. It goes under the Norfolk Southern former Pennsy Harrisburg to Pittsburgh mainline. However, this road has a road closed sign instead of a gate to close it off. It might be better if they did it the latter way because it would be harder to drive around it.
Wow thats quite the trestle.. Iv noticed a lot of your videos are Grain Trains being its harvest time but rare to see any Coal trains even in Kentucky.. I know Coal isnt King anymore like in the 60's and 70's with Coal fired generating stations closing down clear across the country.
Coal is still king in the Illinois Basin. that's western KY, southern IL southwest Indiana. You wouldn't believe how much coal rolls out. UP, CN, NS, CSX and 2 shortlines haul it. Lots of western coal moves on BNSF and UP
@@skimmer8774 It was the worst experience of my life. First time to ever sit in the back of a police car. I tried in vain to explain the law to them but they would not listen. I had to prove my case in court at my expense.
@@JawTooth All that over a rail fans radio. Man! That ticks me off to. Sounds like they owe you an apology but we know that's not gonna happen. What a crapy deal. Thanks for all you do for us.
Is this the CSX LCL Line that you usually view in Walton, Kentucky, and LaGrange, Kentucky, Jaw Tooth? If this is the LCL Line closer to Cincinnati, Ohio, I am glad to see that you decided to capture CSX trains closer to Cincinnati on this line. I have wondered what the CSX LCL Line looked like closer to Cincinnati. I enjoyed watching the trains crossing the large, curved bridge near Independence, Kentucky. and that shorter bridge. The gates that are used to prevent cars from going into that bowl under the shorter bridge when rainwater and creek water fills the bowl is not unique to this location.. The Village of Matteson, Illinois uses gates to prevent cars on Governors Highway from going under the Canadian National's railroad bridge (former Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad bridge) which goes over Governor's Highway when rainwater is too deep for cars to pass through the water. (Posted on 20 November 2024 at 2025 CST.)
Yes, this is the same line. This is north of Walton. There is another road near Cincinnati that uses railroad crossing gates to close the road when it floods. I might have shown it years back I think. Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting Thomas!
Awesome catch of the trestle in use! 👍
Whoa baby! Looks like you definitely found the hollers there! 😂
Oh yeah!
@@nickatano9086 Thought I saw Raylin Givins there for a moment.
Hey jaw tooth cool locations. The 3rd area was my favorite. Love rail crossings to watch trains. I had a state trooper give me hard time back in 88 while railfaning. Told me to find another spot. I was sitting in car by crossing at time. That's why I don't like police. They abused their authority. Sorry cop gave you a hard time. Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋♀️
Nice Video
Thanks!
Wow awesome Jaw Tooth the train in the air so awesome and the side show too enjoying watching too 🚂🚂🚂🚂✨️👍😃😎♥️ awesome Jaw Tooth ❤
Thank you 🤗
More exciting trains in Kentucky this morning going over trestles with roads underneath them. Also some CSX trains, DPU's, train bridges,
live amazing super dogs and cats and of course a music slide show
as always another awesome morning of trains thank you Jaw Tooth.
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I always like grocery shopping, shopping, malls and invitations.
Four AWESOME CSX trains and three of them on two AWESOME train trestles. NICE view of the lake on top of the dam. Thanks for sharing JT!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You sure can find some cool locations for watching trains JT, that view from atop that dam was awesome!
That's Incredible JT.
Really Nice video.
Nice Bridge as well.
Cheers
John.
Many thanks!
Wow! Excellent catching all the trains in Independence, Kentucky, I like them, they're awesome, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much and have a nice day and night.
That's one awesome trestle great location haven't seen this one before as always great video thanks Brian
There is another one just a few miles away that is slightly longer. I went to the other trestle when another train was coming but there was nowhere to park. One time I was filming the other bridge and sitting in a gravel lane. A car came when the train was half way past me and I had to move. I want to film one from the longer bridge but I will have to walk about a half mile.
Jaw Tooth,
Hey it's Shawn in NC, the guy who discussed the RR crossing law requirements. I saw this video and you liked the bridge on Kentucky. Well, I have a location for you with a much bigger bridge.
I finished my career in this county and I found this layout really cool. It's a CSX track and Amtrak and has about 100 trains a day on it. It's a single track going through the town of Weldon, but on the North and South ends, it splits to allow trains to pass. It's a very busy bridge.
The bridge (heading north) into Weldon and as it nears downtown, the track is a bridge. It is raised and goes right through the business district of Weldon, it then crosses the Roanoke River and goes into Northampton County. The rail is elevated a total of about 3 miles until reaching level ground in Northampton County.
Many railroads have used the track over the years. In fact at one point, this railroad was the longest in the world, when it was the Wilmington and Weldon RR.
There is also a lower track that runs ground level through downtown and into Roanoke Rapids. This was part of a sister railroad that still services Roanoke Rapids. The RR used to be a logging rail and farm rail and went as far as Norlina, but was abandoned in the 70s.
The lower rails are used a couple times a day switching out cars that bring supplies into Roanoke Rapids and they eventually end up on the raised line.
The upper line is a big part of the New York to Miami route and Amtrak is on the rail probably 20x a day as well.
I have attached a link for you to research and maybe decide to film there someday. It's definitely a unique set-up. Enjoy
www.historicweldonnc.com/about-weldon-nc/the-first-railroad-hub-of-the-south-weldon-nc.html
Tom and Loki playing together! The little cat holding his own with the big dog.
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great JT that curved bidge will be awesome on a model railroad great spot i loved
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That was cool watching that train going over that bridge! Great shot! I'll save this video on my train list. That sucks waiting on traffic and i appreciate your sacrifice. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on
Well, your Super Thanks support helps make it not so bad. Traffic is really bad around Cincinnati since they had that fire under I-471. That shut all the southbound lanes down on a busy Interstate and closed one of the northbound lanes. People are using other routes such as I-275 mainly and it really shows. 70K people a day used that bridge. Anyway, thanks again Mark for your support!
@JawTooth seems that happens allot, truck fires destroying bridges. Your welcome Brian
Hey JawTooth and Mrs JawTooth
Another great video
Really enjoy watching your videos
Great catches
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Awesome video on those bridges today Tooth, be careful out there today my friend and God bless.🇺🇸🙏🏻
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Neat. My late grandfather retired from the L&N in the early 1970s.
I had several family members that worked at DeCoursey in the 70s and 80s.
Thank you, Jawtooth for today’s excellent awesome railfan videos. Great videography and accompanying entertaining commentary. Great way to spend a relaxing 😎 afternoon.
Thank you very much!
Nice high rail action on the tretsl and nice park at the dam watch urself in those back woods areas u don't walk up on someone's growing operation 😅 👍 😊
That has actually happened to me. I came across some plants by the tracks a few years ago that were in 5 gallon buckets. When I worked for the county I came across that several times over the 20 years that I was there
I believe that as the saying goes don't ask me how I know that 😮
Great video today, son! Love the curved bridge. That’s a good one. ☝️
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Great catches and awesome video jaw tooth
Great shots of those two bridges! Thanks for the videos!
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Always looking forward to your new videos you upload they are always so great to enjoy plus DPUs!!!
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Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
we have a few spots here in Sacramento that they can close off when it floods in winter. and one spot is at a railroad bridge
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Class: today was trestle on a curve day. Nice video JT.
True story! I almost got 3 on that day but I couldn't find a place to park my truck for the third one. the train was coming and I would have to have walked a half mile or so or blocked a driveway. I will get that third bridge soon somehow
Thanks. Fantastic bridge videos. Not sure I have seen those before on you tube. Thanks
Always look forward to another awesome JT video 📹 hits the spot lol😊 greetings from Scotland Sir thanks 😊🏴🇺🇲
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
@JawTooth Always JT thanks you're the best Sir 😊
Very interesting video, rail bridge impressive, looks good to have a walk around the lake. Also interesting mentioning about State law regarding the radio.
I’ll tell you what JT thought that first southbound train that was going across the big bridge was gonna stall out at one time that must be a really long grade that they’re pulling but anyway both of those bridges was nice because they was both curved bridges that was pretty awesome But anyway, my friend another awesome video and as always you stay safe out there and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next one
Great change up!
Perfect shot on the bridge. Great catch JT.
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I always look forward to seein those JT videos all the time.
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Cool curve bridge ! nice video !
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I love how the trains goes in urban areas and it's crazy to see that! That's a nice catch JT! 😁☺️
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Thanks again JT for another great video. Adding the extras on the dam and the bridge are welcome additions!
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My old stompin' ground! 😮
I noticed this area is growing. Up on the hill tops they are building a lot of new homes. Thanks for watching
Cool catch brother!
Thanks!
Once again, you outdid yourself great video
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Awesome bridge cool CSX train 🚆 love all your videos of trains nice 👍 enjoy your week ❤
Thanks, you too!
With that curve and bridge shot, there makes that even more awesome, Brian.
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great footage ,you always have the best locations and shots,son!
Thanks 👍
What a wonderful place Thanks for the show Jaw Tooth
GOOD MORNING Jaw Tooth.
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Thanks!
thanks for the Super Thanks! I just filled the truck yesterday and that helps a lot. I managed to get 17mpg on the way home Lol. Sometimes it does better though. Thanks for watching my videos and thanks for your support Mark!
@ I look forward to to the videos every day tooth. Very relaxing. Sometimes I doze off and need to rewind!
Awesome scenes JT! Fantastic video!
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nice scenery with the lake, and I can just make out the rail-bridge among the trees!
That bridge was awesome and the tour of the area was cool, just one of the reasons I enjoy your channel, great job Brian.👍👍
Awesome, thank you!
Super video JT. New locations for me. Love the curved bridges and the lake. Great trains too. Hi to Tom and Loki. ❤
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That curved bridge is a marvel of engineering.
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No really have one on my layout.LOL.
Once again, I'm glad for the map to show me where these trains are.
11:17 - I think I went to school with a Doe Run Lake Park. Korean kid. (I know, I know. What can I say? I recycle glass, cardboard and old jokes.)
32:50 - He fought the law and the law won.
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Excellent video JT!!!
Thanks Jeff!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!
Interesting places to film Son! Nice to see all the pets warming up to Tom cat!
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That Is awesome video
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Great video. TY. I hope you are all ready for this snow storm. We will likely see snow Thursday and Friday here in the NE Tennessee mountains.
Yes we are. I am always ready. Actually I would love to film some trains in the snow. A couple years ago I got the Pennsylvania heritage unit leading in a major snow storm. I would like to do that again
I enjoyed the video👍👍
Yay! Thank you!
Great video!
Thanks!
Wow!
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@@JawTooth You're welcome!
Every time one of your videos pops up I tell my self it is time to get back to Ohio where the real people (and trains) are. I’d like to explore Kentucky some too! Great bridge catch!
Glad you like them! I'm trying to decide whether or not to film trains today. It is supposed to rain
Hi Jaw & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Jaw & Friends Randy
Hello my friend Randy! Thanks for being here
Awesome vids with bridges dated back to L&'N days. 1st apt in Kennesaw Ga {Big Shanty Ga of Little General Civil War fame} was on a bank above L & N tracks. Once had a derail right below the apt with a box car full of Seagram's 7 whiskey. Some bottles did not break & apple to scoop up a few at the time.
Cool story man. I am originally from Cobb County Ga. I remember "It's the law in Kennesaw" ha !
Very nice seen look at me ，Im glad ．Look up to long long train ．Japanese problem is train and road twolevel crossing ，Its very high price ．I'm hope maked for many your land railroads ．Thank you very much ．
Thank you very much!
Nice job catching those trains draw tooth keep it up and be safe while you’re doing our Railfanning thing please
Thanks! Will do!
That bridge was different. great long trains.
Indeed!
Now that is a bit special JT
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Great locations Brian.
Thanks 👍
I got this video up late today. I didn't notice that I forgot to schedule it
@@JawTooth I watched it late.I had errands to run.
@@train1962 I almost didn't post a video today but I noticed it. I filmed the CCET today stalling on Williamsburg Hill. I have another CCET video to post before I can get that up though lol
Good morning
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L&N wow! When I was little, 60 years ago, I used to ride the Hummingbird from Nashville to Saint Louis with my mom and little brother. Jefferson Barracks Bridge across the Mississippi.
I am from California.
Nice catch . Cool bridge. I was at Rockville yesterday. It was very busy there yesterday. Twelve went by in about 3 hours.
Very cool! I wonder why it was so busy
@@JawTooth I'm not sure? Amtrak went past an Intermodal on the bridge of but I was on the wrong side of the bridge.
@@BeeLineEast That is a cool place. I haven't been there in years though. Sure would like to get back there again
@@JawTooth I hope you can make it again sometime. i'm about 15 mins. from there. Theres a cool place on the east side you can get close to the bridge. Great view there.
W vid as usual🔥
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Man that first train really was squealing down the track on that bridge
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You been a ham radio operator
since the 80s?
I'm impressed!
Yes, since the mid 80s. Before that I was on GMRS. And before that I was into CB radios. I used 2 meter and 440 all the time until cell phones came out. I still check into a couple of nets on Sunday nights. 73s De KB8JUL
@JawTooth Back in the late 50s and early 60s , ( high school) I mostly worked on cars but I thought it might be good to have some other interests. One of my teachers was a ham radio operator so I thought maybe I could do that if I worked at it
I had to learn Morse code and that was ok, but part of the licensing exam required you to know how different things worked.
Not so good. Resistors we're mostly color coded, and so were some capacitors but it turned out I was mostly color blind, but it was fun while I lasted.
So I went back to cars.
The bridge looks familliar. Could've sworn I saw pics of N&W 611 and 1218 crossing it back in the 80s but who knows. Cool location and great video, enjoyed it much. Thanks JT!
Not on this line because this is CSX. You might have seen a picture of it in a magazine. Thanks for watching!
@@JawToothCome to think of it it might have been 614 or 2716........
Your story about your radio reminds me of some recent videos on the "Ringway Manchester" channel about the legal problems people have got into over in the UK for listening to the local police .
I'll be sure and watch the live action pets too.
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@JawTooth you're very welcome, been workin on my house and haven't had a chance to many videos lately but I'll get back to em when I get moved in.
Not going to bein the fifties too much here in our immediate future. Enjoyed the video
After today the temps are dropping and we are supposed to get some snow. I don't know if I am going out today or not.
Jt, how old is the bridge 🌉 in the 1st clip? I'm guessing there's a speed limit being on a curve 🤔?, it looks like it could do with sprucing up a lot, it was a long train 🚆, that was a great vantage point up on top of the Dam, awesome views, the 2nd bridge as well could do with sandblasting and cleaning up, great video 📹 JT, very cool 😎 captures in great places, 👍 👌 and please 🙏 make a video 📹 explaining your radio 📻 license and what the police 🚔 outcome was appreciate that 👍👌
I don't know how old they are but I would guess close to a hundred years. I have thought about making a video about the radio encounter but I try to keep my videos positive. The experience was terrible and frustrating. They didn't understand the law and would not listen to me. Thanks for watching!
Hey jaw tooth sorry it’s been a bit nice vid
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Very cool trestle Jawtooth! I didn't know about that one, I'll have to check it out sometime!👍 if I'm not mistaken there was a fatality at that second bridge several years back a CSX engineer saw a vehicle in the water and called it in and they found a body in it were it had drove into the water, I remember seeing it in the news.
I’m surprised you got caught by the Kentucky police about your radio. You should consider yourself lucky you didn’t get into any serious legal trouble. I like your train videos man!
Is this line also on that high CSX trestle going over I75 just south of Florence?
Did you see the Goatman? The Pope Lick Goatman😂The legend takes place at that Bridge.
I haven't seen him yet. I want to go there and look for him. I looked at that bridge on Google Maps and that is a must see
Hi Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family and friends ok love Lorilee xoxoxoxox
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We have a Maher Road in Bartlett, TN., and it’s pronounced as you first pronounced
I live in San Diego. That's light traffic haha!
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Louisville, Ford's Kentucky Truck assembly plant, and Louisville assembly plant.
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Discovered you through shoestring. The video where you and shoestring ran into each other. He thought you were a cop at first. Anyways, glad I found your channel!!!
He turned out to be a great friend. I had been watching his channel for years so it was an honour to meet him. We went to a bunch of states to hang out at the tracks and had a lot of fun over the last few years. I really miss him.
@JawTooth Yes he was an awesome guy! I'm currently watching your video of all your times with shoestring.
In my hometown there is a road that goes under a railroad bridge which floods a lot and is closed whenever that happens. It goes under the Norfolk Southern former Pennsy Harrisburg to Pittsburgh mainline. However, this road has a road closed sign instead of a gate to close it off. It might be better if they did it the latter way because it would be harder to drive around it.
3-158, 2-121, 2-42, 2-88
Trying to figure out what kind of old car is in the garage - lean too . Thanks for sharing your video 🚂
Thanks for watching! I didn't notice it. I will check it out
@ Thanks so much and always enjoy your videos 🚂
That first clip sure was painful to listen to. Those flanges were singing
Wow thats quite the trestle.. Iv noticed a lot of your videos are Grain Trains being its harvest time but rare to see any Coal trains even in Kentucky.. I know Coal isnt King anymore like in the 60's and 70's with Coal fired generating stations closing down clear across the country.
True, I don't see the coal like I used to. I get coal trains when I go to Kenova West Virginia
Coal is still king in the Illinois Basin. that's western KY, southern IL southwest Indiana. You wouldn't believe how much coal rolls out. UP, CN, NS, CSX and 2 shortlines haul it. Lots of western coal moves on BNSF and UP
Well at least the officer didn't take your radio from you. 😊
It was way worse than that.
@JawTooth Sorry to hear that .
@@skimmer8774 It was the worst experience of my life. First time to ever sit in the back of a police car. I tried in vain to explain the law to them but they would not listen. I had to prove my case in court at my expense.
@@JawTooth All that over a rail fans radio. Man! That ticks me off to. Sounds like they owe you an apology but we know that's not gonna happen. What a crapy deal. Thanks for all you do for us.
On my last trip to Thurmond got a odd/ rare train move and first time seeing rjcorman with there enghines on both ends of the train
Man alive, they need a flange greaser before that bridge 😅
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Is this the CSX LCL Line that you usually view in Walton, Kentucky, and LaGrange, Kentucky, Jaw Tooth? If this is the LCL Line closer to Cincinnati, Ohio, I am glad to see that you decided to capture CSX trains closer to Cincinnati on this line. I have wondered what the CSX LCL Line looked like closer to Cincinnati. I enjoyed watching the trains crossing the large, curved bridge near Independence, Kentucky. and that shorter bridge. The gates that are used to prevent cars from going into that bowl under the shorter bridge when rainwater and creek water fills the bowl is not unique to this location.. The Village of Matteson, Illinois uses gates to prevent cars on Governors Highway from going under the Canadian National's railroad bridge (former Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad bridge) which goes over Governor's Highway when rainwater is too deep for cars to pass through the water. (Posted on 20 November 2024 at 2025 CST.)
Yes, this is the same line. This is north of Walton. There is another road near Cincinnati that uses railroad crossing gates to close the road when it floods. I might have shown it years back I think. Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting Thomas!
Deck plate girder bridge.
Hello jaw super catch nice bridge .nice spot jaw cool dam. 👍🏻😎Robin out
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