Upper Bergen County New Jersey railfanning. Mostly NJT with special guest NYS&W. 6/24/22
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Lots of motive power variety as well as weather variety. A sudden unexpected rainstorm plus a post storm rainbow added to the intrigue. I’m glad I had an extra shirt with me. A brief visit with the French Onion Soup engineer is part of the fun railfanning NJT.
I can remember back in the mid to late seventies working. for Conrail out of Newark. Freight service up thru Weehawken ; when Seatrain ramp in Weehaawken. under the
Boulevaed East tunnel( There was
a. major fire that leveled Weehawken
yard!!
Awesome Off Peak & PM Peak NJ Transit, Metro North, & NYS&W action Tim
Great new week to you!!
The horns were aplenty that day. Great video.
Love the variety of locomotives on NJ Transit!!! Love the heritage units as well!!
Clearly you have never rode NJ Transit
@@tuggaonthehudson im from Long Island
@@robertcantore330 Therfore you have never rode
@@tuggaonthehudson nope never had but would love to!!
@@robertcantore330 Imagine the LIRR with more diseases, rats, disgusting water and it's delayed half the time. And you won't get to your destination.
Awesome shots! Love those Geeps! I love that some of the MTA led trains don’t stop. They got nice horns on those F40’s.
Amazing shots still got to love those jeeps
Really enjoying your videos. I have fond memories of Ramsey from the HiWay Hobby House days (unfortunately, it closed in 2010). You've give me a good reason to visit Ramsey again, and perhaps dine at the eatery you patronized!
I just got home from the gym; a glass of pinot noir will be a nice way to end the evening.
I live about 250 feet from the 'Main' line in Wallington/Wood-Ridge town lines. Several NJT trains an hour on weekdays all day, some freight runs day and night. Originally part of the old Erie line. NYS&W runs several times a week.
Great video and glad you were able to have sustenance and shelter in Brady’s !
Awesome array of express and and local trains!! Many years ago I met a Ramsey NJ resident who rode these trains to/ from work. He also a rail fan.
Sorry you got caught in a summer storm.
Thanks RR😀😀💚💚
My favorite spot to watch trains is Hollywood Avenue.
You have a great narrative voice!
I find it really cool how they make the communication towers look like trees out towards the east coast.
I wonder why they use ALP45-DPs on the main line where there aren’t really any electric sections, except the Hoboken area. Seems like a logistical mistake to me, unless they don’t have enough to swap around.
This is a great corrdior for in the future to electrify. Btw this video was great
4204 has great pickup speed niceWould love to see them on LIRR
I see a mix of NJT and MN equipment. How do these agencies divide up the financial and operational obligations?
NJT operates the trains under contract to MN. Services in NY state are subsidized by the state. NJT maintains the equipment. For all intensive purposes they are NJT locomotives disguised as MN locos
4031 Screams Nice catch looking for it myself
Looks great 👍. If you're going to be anywhere near Mets-Willets Point on Wednesday, a buddy and I are going to see the Astros-Mets game
Have to take my wife to airport. Thanks for asking
I need to get to NYC for a Mets game this season. My first awareness of sports, growing up in Jersey, was the Amazin' Mets in '69.
I like those cell phone towers disguised as a tree...lol..... I'm surprised you didn't mention it.
I guess they don’t raise my adrenaline too much.
3:37 😂 That explanation was funny.
Friendly Engineer
You should ride the NJT coast line to bayhead
What roadnumbers are the newer ALP-45s with LEDs?
Higher 4500’s
Nice video! Do you know how many PL42s are in service at this point?
I know they had over 30
@@3985uprr thank you!
Did you mention being in the Chicago area in a few weeks? If so, any plans to visit Naperville train station? I might be able to meet you there.
I will be using Metra out of Route 59 a couple of times.
I assume you will be driving to the Rt59 station. That station is not much more than a huge park and ride affair, as that is what it was built as. Of course if you are just using it as a jumping off point, it should work for that. The next station east is the actual Naperville station, situated in a residential area, and far more photogenic, but the downtown area is a few blocks south. Before Covid parking on weekdays was next to impossible, but now it’s wide open. Every station from there east into the city is very photographically pleasing.
BTW, I am originally from the Rutherford NJ area and commuted on the Bergen County Line for over ten years in the late 70s through late 80s to a job in the WTC
@@TomWazy Its the fastest growing suburb on the Chicago area. Next stop Chicago on some rush hour trains. They are on an alternate schedule but it’s still decent frequency
what day did nysw go though wyckoff
Yesterday. The date is on the title.
@@3985uprr Oops I did not see that. Thank you for responding to my comment any. Keep up the great work in the videos they have taught me alot.