Snoqualmie Railroad Days | Northwest Railway Museum | 8/20/2022
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Snoqualmie Railroad days is a celebration, and major historic mark for the town of Snoqualmie. It is to celebrate their acquirement of their first ever fire engine, that is seen here leading the parade. Nothing to do with the railroad honestly, which is why they now call this event "Snoqualmie Days."
Nothing to do with the railroad? How so? Well, in past times the parade used to begin when the museum blasted its locomotive whistle/horn loudly one long time. Also, Northwest Railway Museum is a huge sponsor of this event. In this case since the start of Snoqualmie Days didn't begin with the railroad, they changed it.
924 was a huge part of this parade. It led the parade all the way through town and demonstrated some runs so people can get loads of pictures.
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Out of curiosity, what type of camera did you use to film this video?
Nice video! Love the action of 924 running solo on the mainline.
I look forward to watching!
Out of curiosity, do you also volunteer at this railroad?
Yus
@jdhallman8273 | I don't think I'll be there considering I'll be gone for all those weekends. I still am up in the air about the first day on the 8th. That's probably the only day I'll do because I have work that same day.
@jdhallman8273 | First of all, it would be nice if you quit asking me this I did nothing for 2022 Thomas cause I plainly didn't care. Second, of all, if I don't end up going then I could honestly care less if he was there or not.
Quite a lot of dummies playing chicken at the crossings.
It's not uncommon that this happens, they think slow train not much damage but it still would hurt a car or person at any speed. Not to mention, there not much warning at most of the crossings, ex. Gates, bell, and lights. If people don't value their lives enough to look both ways, or play chicken, then they should really pay the price.
@@Subpowerzero66 Very true. It's bad enough I have the risk of being involved within that type of incident at the Class One I work.