BIG Trains & TINY Speeders in Alabama
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- There are several railfanning hotspots where you can see train after train in Alabama. On this trip, we'll check out a few of them in Birmingham. Then, we'll head to a small town outside Montgomery to ride the rails!
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BROOO that’s where the Pacific Sun units went!!!
I love that someone else noticed that! They’re the company I work for and I dearly love it!
I love going to irondale. Every time my grandma comes down we head over there.
I didn't know she wrote that! I'm more used to seeing her on reruns of Match Game from the '70's.
Great video, check out Bessimer AL, 70MPH for freights, 80mph for amtrak
8:45 Correction. that is actually a Nathan K5HA since it's ona. high profile Manifold
Great Video! Loved all the auto cars! Im jealous! Lol..........
Thanks!
nice video with the UP long hood forward and the other trains
Very nice. Y’all should head up here to Sheffield AL and Decatur AL for railfanning
Or Huntsville
Very good video. Irondale, AL is definitely the most well known hot spot in the state. Decatur, AL gives it a run for its money though and it's close to Huntsville as well. I have a good recommendation for a hotel in Huntsville should you decide to go.
The NS line going through Maplesville was the NS 3B North. I used to live on the 3B South before I moved to South Carolina. The only time I got the Autauga Northern was, ironically, on a trip to Irondale a couple of years ago.
Alabama is my home state so I can't help but talk about it. Great job and glad you had a good time.
Huntsville isn't bad and mobile isn't terrible
Those are some great suggestions! Thanks
The old FRISCO brings back memories to when my dad worked for the FRISCO prior to the BN merger in 1980ish when he was a tie inspector and I got to ride his little motor car 40+ years ago.
Thanks for the ride Brother 😊🙏🇺🇸
Thanks for watching!
Motor Cars look Fun and I bet are Fun. There are so many of these ALL around the World and most people have never even seen these things on the Rails. 👍
Great Video in my home state!
Decatur, Bridgeport and Stevenson AL. Neither one will disappoint. Very cool video Charlie 😁👍
Thanks!
@@v12productions Your welcome brother!!
I love them and I have a folder about them
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trains, trams, aren't they all beautiful
come take a ride! (at folder 2) :))
Mind coming to Columbia, SC. I'll show you all sorts of good locations and interesting trains.
That K5HA is super underpowered. Sounds like a truck horn.
Thanks for the history, most informative. I road in a speedster thing back in the 70's near Blairstin ca. With my gramps following coal trains looking for fires. They lived 100 yards below the tracks in a green double sided house the train company provided and burned Cole in the cook stove. We went thru tunnels and over giant trusels over the feather river quilt scary.
Excellent Coverage
Interesting video, nice images with trains! Good work! Thumbs Up & Subscribe
All the best from Romania
Andrew
Thank you!
I remember being there in Irondale 😊
Alabama is a nice state. I have been there. My maternal aunt lived there until she passed away in 2001. I used to visit her often. I also saw trains there.
The high hood SD40-2 is ex NW all of the ex southern versions have been rebuilt with admiral cabs
Pre 9/11 when I was still a small child my mother used to drive into the Norris yard and we'd watch the train cars roll down the hump.
It's all good 👍
Irondale is definitely the hotspot, but the nearby town of Leeds has some good ones too. Leeds has two lines (ex-Central of Georgia) and (ex-Southern). The ex-Southern line is the Norfolk Southern P-line which runs through two old tunnels.
Interesting, seeing things that are this close to home. With a totally different perspective. Thanks
Looks like a fun day!
Nice! Jackson, Alabama has a little rail action where a Norfolk southern local sits and work the Industry And the Alabama gulf coast railway runs threw on that line from Mobile
How cool to be able to ride the rails like that.
What fun! Great video! Love the k5la!
Totally awesome video specially the railfans 😊
Well done video. I have always wanted to tag along with a speeder group.
Decatur, Alabama has a lift span rail bridge across the Tennessee River that CSX and NS share. A good number of vantage points for viewing and a restored station.
Outstanding!
Uab on the south side, is what Birmingham ,Alabama is known for now! It is a major medical school and hospital system.
Sounds like an Amtrak horn
Very rad!
Love those speeders!
Your videos are awesome as always 👏 ❤️
Thanks!
Your most welcome
Beaver Car? Dang! I haven't seen one of those since the late 1980's when we built the prototypes in Barrie Ontario! I made a bunch of parts for those buggies as an apprentice machinist. The hydraulic drives were pretty smart for their day. The most fun was rolling the silicone sand filled copper pipes for fitment over the exhaust pipes to heat the coolant for cabin heat. Good times, fond memories
Tuscaloosa isn’t bad. The NS AGS-South crosses the ex-KCS (ex-GM&O, ex-ICG, ex-MidSouth), now Alabama Southern RR (Watco). Can find any locomotives from CSX, KCS, CN, occasionally a NS or BNSF; plus Watco’s locomotives, including the two ‘Pulling For The Tide’ locomotives in their 15th St/TY Rodgers yard.
There also used to be some really nice model trains shops across the street from the viewing platform near Irondale cafe
Wow nice view of form GM&O without doubt that had to be fun ride.
Can you visit Moble Alabama and look at all areas of where rail lines there goes I like to see the CSX operations there of course
I'll add it to the list! Thanks
4:18 Nice I just caught 4003 today
CSX #235 is looking good and shiney
Great video, Charlie. I have always wanted to ride in a speeder. Seems they are becoming rare.
Did you ever check out the water tower in Hogansville?
Thanks! I still need to find that water tower.
Autuaga Northerns fleet consists of former Pacific Sun locomotives.
Huntsville Alabama is great.
Very informative 👏
Nice video 👍, and first
How long will you be in Alabama state because we are going to brimngham Alabama and irondale Alabama for railfanning
Did you happen to catch the BR Funeral Train in Monroe Georgia last month? Incredible situation and the first time that I know of a boxcar being used as a hearse in the 21st century.
I did not, but wish I had. He seemed like a really interesting guy.
I was just on that same bridge the other day I was with daddy we were trying to catch Amtrak heritage unit
Looks like a fun excursion.
It was a blast! I just did another one in TN. That video is coming soon.
@@v12productions Great! I've taken videos of my motorcar excursions but as I dont always have someone to film for me I just stick my gopro on the front of my car and get time lapse videos. I really like your narrated videos,
Great video, keep up the good work!
Thanks!
Huntsville!
Nice show 4_25
We caught a few trains they both were fright trains
Hey V12 there has been a train derailment here in Michigan, near Warren. Railway officials are thinking it could have been a track failure or a railcar failure, I do know after clearing the railcars off the single track mainline, there is some repairs that needs to be done to be reopening. And this happened today around the morning time
10-4 thanks for the heads-up.
@@v12productions no problem, the train was bound for Detroit about a hour drive were I live
WHY ARE WE SEEING MORE LOCOS FROM OTHER RAIL LINES ?
It’s called foreign power/run through power. Railroads do this for simplicity and efficiency. Here’s a video that explains it: ruclips.net/video/Rs4oNLiB0vw/видео.html
Is there any place to sign up for a tour on these things? I would pay for one of those tours!
nice vid... wouldn't mind having one of those things... also @ 8:56, anyone know the lineage of that 3513???... the patch in the nose got me wondering, maybe an ex SP unit????
Have you ever been to Manchester GA good railfan spot there & Model train show Oct 22nd
I haven't, but I'd like to go soon.
That someone is Norfolk Southern "Red Mane" DC to AC AC44C6M #4003.
Nice
Go to indiana
What became of the old steam shop facility in Irondale because I know the steam fleet was headquartered there for years
The steam shop buildings are still there but they repair diesels now
What the heck is that car in the background at 3:45???
That's a good question! It looks kind of like an unusual covered hopper.
sloss industries is haunted i saw it at 4:40
Montgomery railfanning please
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What drone do you use?
For this I used a DJI Phantom 4, but I have since upgraded to a DJI Air 2S.
Ribbon rail is what you would see on those long freight trains right?
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God freaking damn you finally upload
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