A Day on the Old Philadelphia to New York Main Line ©
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Summertime is coming to an end -- but the business of the Northeast Corridor keeps on going. Enjoy as we spend the day seeing high-speed rail action at New Jersey Transit's Hamilton and Princeton Junction Stations. My Grandmother took me out for the whole day, one of many great days spent watching trains with her. Highlights of the day include: A rear end cab ride on a Northeast Corridor Train and the Princeton Junction Shuttle Train, a rare Amtrak tie train with two diesel switchers, and my Chicken Finger Meal while having lunch at PJ's Pancake House! I hope that you enjoy a Day on the Old Philadelphia to New York Mainline!
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Thanks, Tyler! And you should, Hamilton and PJC are excellent spots and you get TONS of trains!
LOL! No problem, I'm glad you enjoyed! I was so confused when that was coming. An NJT comet set was actually STILL IN VIEW heading north, and the signal was slow approach. Then I saw a light heading on their tail. I had no idea it was the tie train until it was pretty much in the station!
awsome shots dude, very well put together, i like the one from hamilton from above of the amtrak, that looked awesome, anyways 5* and fav, keep up the good work
Awesome vid as always, you do a bang up job with these vids. Always enjoyable to watch, it's like I'm watching a vid from Pentrex.
2:42 made me jump! Nice video!
I'm gonna miss the NEC...
Thanks very much Eric! I'm glad you liked it. I was happy to see the tie train, too. I had seen it from onboard before, but until then I never had the privilege to see it from the platform. And yeah, the K5LA Doppler effect was surprising to me.
Ah didn't catch the Princeton Junction Shuttle part. Great video! The concrete tie train catch is especially cool!
Thanks for the correction, and ugly cab car is an opinion. I think the stripes look pretty cool
Great Video 5 stars
Another amazing video Kyle. 10 stars ( if theres such a thing.)
Great video 5* Enjoyable ten minutes.
Awesome shots!
Excellent video!
Great job and well narrated, great catch with the Amtrak tie train. My favorite part was 2:41.
Excellent vid 5*
awesome video!
I know about PJC's past! Even in 2014, the Acela Express hits 171 MPH while going past Princeton Junction
You're right! Thanks for the correction, I missed that one!
@flyers76er LETS GO RED SOX!!!!!
Single track on the NE corridor? What the hell? Great video!
robo931 the single track is Th Princeton Dinkey Line from the Princeton station at the NEC to the last stop.
Nice Video Man!!
Excellent video as always! Loved that tie train at the end.
Awesome video Kyle! Never seen a view out the end of an NEC train. And finally another trip to Hamilton!
Thanks, Tim! Yeah -- first video of one as far as I know! Thanks again!
Great video, I loved the tie train.
Great Job guys, keep em coming!
Aside from my baseball outburst, GREAT NEC comp. So you really can score 70 trains down there huh? Wow, the MBTA up here doesn't run ANYTHING close to that (in addition to the regionals/Acela's)
WOW!!! thats my favorite railroading meal too!!! i live in atlanta, where there are only two amtrak trains stopping at the station a day. i should move to the nec once in of age. keep the awesome videos coming!!!!!
So the Princeton Dinky is NJT's version of
Septa's Bala Cynwyd Line
Great video andso many great memories!
holy shit you order the same thing i order when i got to restaurants
Great video. I loved watching it. thanks
Excellent commentary to an excellent video! Congrats!
That wasn't a northeast regional at 2:41. That was a keystone!!
Excellent vid! U really do get all the good stuff at Hamilton. It is definantely luck to catch a tie train
this is a good video ...makes me want to take a train ride and stop for chicken fingers and fries with honey mustard.
The tracks Amtrak uses I bet can support 200mph trains
Wow, I need to try a trip like this sometime. I am pretty sure you live in hamilton(like i do) because hamilton station is a go to station for both me and you. I seriously need to try a trip like this. And that sounds like an awesome restaurant in princeton
NECi thought it was the jersey central line
It does technically cut through central New Jersey, if that's what you mean!
Nice! This is a great video. I have one question, there is a Norfolk Southern owned track very near where I live but doesen't come much often but still in use though. I believe its a abandoned shuttle line in the 60's. I started in Dayton, NJ and hiked 2 miles down all the way to the Northeast Corrider, but at least connected to it, literally! But when it gets closer to the NEC, is gets less use and then it gets rusted along the way. NEC connection in Monmouth Junction. Could I have some help?
If the Keystone Service stops in PJC (if it's true), why does no one know
Keystones and other trains stop there that is correct. Northeast regionals and such. Just not often
Ein Stückchen Europa an der Ostküste.
Zuerst die Schweden lok, an der TGV aus Frankreich und zuletzt die Alp aus Deutschland.
Gruß anch Amerika
From street fights to train buddy...
I see a toaster!
cool video especially with the Amtrak tie train
LETS GO YANKEES!
Don't even TELL me THEY are your team! What a TERRIBLE choice!
I expected better from you. ;P