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Espetáculo!!!!!

Beautiful trains

Ke lugar tan bonito donde es?

"""CLICK BATE""" IT'S CALLED...IT SEEMS I 'M THE ONLY ONE WITHOUT 'HORSE BLINDERS' ON. YALLL WILL FIGURE IT OUT I'M SURE..

Wow… that screeching sound is 🥺😖😫

Very good video

Great video! Would be cool to take this train one day.

Years ago i asked for a cab ride and was welcomed with open arms ! that was a great day thank you for the memory

Thank you for sharing

I believe the bridge is actually the Royal Gorge Bridge, which does not carry route 50, but is, in fact, a tourist attraction and the highest bridge in the US. Route 50 crosses the Arkansas River at Bumbatch Gulch at a substantially lower point. Great video though.

What happened to their steamers? Those are part of the ride.

Good video, like !!!

3:29 a Sasquatch?

The train is headed West. Once clear of the canyon U.S. 50 will be on the other side of the river. The Arkansas river sure looks different in Colorado than it does in Arkansas. About 45 or 50 miles West of this place is a small town called Salida. The valley surrounding Salida has the largest concentration of 14K plus peaks in the U.S. My sister lived just north of Salida from 1962 until 1971.

Let me guess - . . . a bunch of WOMEN built this railroad!

Let's hope they didn't use T1 Steel on THIS US 50 bridge!

ya got jipped....pulled by a GP ,not the F7...dang nabbit

One I haven't been on, thanks for taking us along!

Looks like they removed the deteriorating platform just past the hanging bridge that hung out over the river where the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad stopped and passengers stepped off to take in the views of the Arkansas River. Now just a concrete wall. The train provided daily scheduled passenger service between St. Louis and San Francisco.

Beautiful ride through the river and mountains.

Great video. The river rapids were running fast.

that train has serious problems wow

River looks a bit up, no rafters/kayakers? Did this twice, once in 2017 with son and once with my new wife in 2021. Interesting how much 'building' was done on that stretch of river. Enjoying watching your trip!

Thanks for sharing! Son and I rode this back in 2017.

That's a lot of hammers and trucks and even artillery 😎👍 Nice capture

They split the train to around 40 cars. They can't pull frenchton grade with more than that since they don't have pushers anymore.

Local line going up state road 5 on the way to Glenville home of Glenville state university !!!!!!!!!

Awesome video!! Any chance on doing another front view trip all the way to Durbin? We haven’t been back since line was completed, we really need to do another visit soon

Enjoyed the video. At the SFRH&MS Wichita convention we visited and rode the railroad. That alone was worth the whole convention. I did get to sit at the engineer's seat and get a picture. The crew is very accommodating and love their railroad. For the few who opine about FRA issues that only they can see, only if you are certified on FRA rules and regulations should you speak. An uncanny ability to "see" an issue without measurements is known as an exposure of visible foam.

They have since built a whole new railyard near the area at 2:41-3:41 that is fenced in with high chain link and built a new shop there and moved all of their locomotives and rolling stock into that yard so there's now not much to even look at there besides the station anymore.

These railroad tracks are behind our old family farm. At 2:26 you can see my brothers deer blind on the left. At 4:15 the farm house would be on the left. Even today, I walk these tracks deer hunting almost every year.

Awesome ride

Is it a Fairmont?

Ever since I was a kid in the '70s, always wondered where that went. Guess that is how the sawn timber left towards a mainline.

Love this kind of Railroading! Is this in Virginia?

Has this line fully returned?

I’m certainly glad this line has returned since 1985.

How do you see the Camera out there

gotta love a good ol coal train

cool

great video

I noticed that the rails were welded, or "ribbon rails", instead of the coupled rails you'd typically expect to see on a shortline or a route this old. This route must be used frequently to warrant spending the money on an upgrade like welded rails. Looks like a well maintained track. I would really enjoy a ride like this.

Awesome!

Hope the line is soon to be completed restored between Durbin and Cass!

Wow beautiful.country. wva is so.nice.

you need to go to a camera shop and buy a anti vibration mount for that camera...will make your videos so much better as right now my head is bobbling-lol

hope everyone has their life insurance paid up on this ride--lol

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