[1D] Six Trains and No Break on Labor Day, CSX Railfanning Hull - Elberton GA, 09/07/2015 ©mbmars01
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2015
- This video summarizes my railfanning encounters on Labor Day along the central part of the CSX Abbeville Subdivision. It features six trains and an engine consist. The sector covered extended from the siding in Hull to Norman Siding near Elberton Ga. [© 2015 MBMARS Productions. Exclusive rights for RUclips channel "mbmars01" only.]
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superb filming, five star!!
Awesome, thank you!
It's Q210, but it's indeed truly a northbound (Cayce SC to Louisville KY). Here, we simply call all trains "southbounds" that go in the direction of Atlanta (most of those trains are actually southbounds).
(from Canada) Very well done video, enjoyed it very much, thanks for posting.
+Harold Smuck Thank you, appreciated!
Great video. Cool shots. Looks like you guys have had lots of action on that day.
Thanks. It depends. Sometimes there is a sequence of trains, but then there are also periods with nothing going on for hours.
mbmars01. Ok thanks.
Nice locomotive
CSX is awsome
Great Video. Loved it. Very nice.
+MultiSuperman800 Thanks. Happy that you enjoyed it!
Wow 👍✅
That pacing scene starting@43:00 was great. 😎👍🏻
Great you like that. Keep watching! There are a lot more of such scenes in the many videos I have uploaded through the years.
39:00 are they allowed to ride with the doors open like that?
maybe yes
Are you able to guesstimate how fast these trains typically go through there?
Track speeds in this area are 45-50 mph.
That is a pretty nice hump at 19:00. Nice shooting.
+gravelydon Yeah, it is! I really like that location.
your horn is awesome
+Keri Taylor Yes, it sounds great!
Happy Labor Day
Lol, this was long time ago :)
I can see the trains here from my office window
Very cool!
Hallo mbmars 01 .Ich finde eure Videos sehr gut . An der Brücke , am Anfang ,hat sich schon mancher LKW aufgehangen . Mir Gefallen die Aufnahmen Flach über den Boden , den Zug und die Trasse . Und das bei vollen Betrieb, Der Sound rundet das Gesammtbild ab !
+Werner Sievers Many thanks. I'm glad you like the details I try to catch as well.
cool
+Keri Taylor Thanks.
Nice
How long was the first train that was over the seaboard bridge
AC4400CW Productions The video said 11,535ft that’s over 2 miles.
WHy were you trying to follow that same long mix manifest freight train ?
+The Explore Master Haha, why not? I like to watch the same train at various locations. It is also good for the video, in particular if one missed a nice detail during the first encounter.
Okay because usually it's hard to do stuff like that.
+The Explore Master You're right. Train chasing is quite a bit of a challenge at times.
yeah thats what I thought.
24:53 why would he have to blow the horn when a train is already on the tracks
Blowing the horn is a safety measure. It's written in the railroad's rule book when they have to blow the horn and which pattern of sounds.
mbmars01 I agree on the safety but it’s obvious that no car is going to try to cross
I understand your logic, but keep in mind that some crossings are located behind curves or are obstructed otherwise. They simply don't have different rules for different situations (it would be too complicated). Having said that, some towns have actually introduced quiet zones, where trains don't blow the horn anymore.
mbmars01 Now I have to say there should no quiet zones people can be stupid, but I understand people don’t like “noise” lol
Quiet zones are an annoyance for railfans lol
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Bad situation with the auto carriers with that door open.
+gravelydon Indeed...
Often due to 'riders' breaking into the cars