Yes! Alot are for Industrial areas like The Ex-Main, now Branch of CSXT East Tampa,Fl Street Running Trackage, Gadsden,Al Omnitrax's Alabama & Tennessee River Railroad( ATN ) comes from a Stationary Swing Bridge once the long wood trestle joins it, and then starts the Locusts Ave. Downtown Street Trackage through the Middle. Though it does have Crossbucks along the RXR @ each St., The Traffic Lights are Intergratted with The Rails & will adjust to stop automatically while the circuit is activated when the train passes it( or any other permitted to ) like other RXR work. At one time, it was Required to stop prior to each RXR for Safety! Albany,Ga on NS's Columbus-Albany-Macon,Ga Line has a Gated Outline of Crossings( so to speak ). While The Trains pass through the Middle, The whole streets leading to & from it become basically,"Locked"( figure" of speech, beings the RXRs have gates as said ). Lagrange,Ky's a BIG Well-known ONE! The Crews have been known to ACTUALLY STOP Trains, & Ask Drivers to move cars so They can pass by with the trains! Not to say, nothing like anything not saying has happened there or anywhere else. Plus, Another I know of is CSXT & NS Combo Meet Street Trackage in Augusta,Ga. NS comes from a Left side & onto CSXT Line & Into South Carolina after some interesting Street Trackage. It's now done by a Remote Switch via Dispatch & Crew Control in Cabs, but People in The Town would get mad when train crews would have to stop to ajust switch each way either time. There's a Modern Interurban( South Shore for Short )up North that totally runs Street Trackage most of the time. Stops at traffic lights and runs in the middle of the street! However, The City wants to widen the roads, & with that the tracks are detoured off a distance & its Street Running Days are gone( or at least that section ). And, last one I can think of is The CSS ( Can't remember its full name ), has some Street Running Trackage Up North Too. The Santa Cruz Big Trees & Pacific Scenic, is another I recall over in CA on its way to the Boardwalk on a Beach it helps bring people to. Actually has( or did ) a Working Wig-wag Signal! Amtrak California there too has some short brief sections.
I AM TRAIN HEAR ME BLAST! LOL! What's This!? You Dare not Listen, move, nor' get out of the way of My coming path that I so must now take!? Then, I have no other Option to wake you up this way! BLARE!!!! Here, Hear The Sound of My People! LOL!
I find street running trains so fascinating. They look so out of place but so cool at the same time. I’m amazed at your knowledge of trains and tracks. Those old tracks and tie plates built in the 20s & 30s are still getting used today although in light service. Appreciate all you do JT. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I wanted to say the same thing, the information is very important and reminds of the strength in industry that the US had. We need this strength in all blue collar US industry back. We need strength in ALL manufacturing the term "Made in the USA" needs to be common place again.
Oh man,that was bloody awesome and way kewl. Unusual to see a mainliner doing switching chores,no? What a great place for trains. All thats needed for me is a greasy hole in the wall cafe for scrambled eggs bacon and coffee. Hoo haa !!!
Love the street running shots. There's just someting so anachronistic about it that makes it cool. Those people probably think it's a pain but they don't realize how good they have it. Thanks again!
You americans you are tough people 🇺🇸🦾😎 Amazing video jaw Tooth. Kitty It 's a simpatic cat🐈. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🙂☀️👋🤗 The Norfolk southern railway Is my favorite company 🇺🇸
Always appreciate the information you provide. Especially the dates on the rail tracks and other equipment items. 1926 and 1934. Amazing how long they've been in place. Would love to see some old photographs from that time frame because I always wonder what the area looked like way back when. Time to search the internet.
That shot of the locomotive coming over the bridge and out of the construction at 1.08 is really awesome. And the rest of the video. Thanks for my DDoT.
Thanks for watching! I also have another shot of that train showing it approaching. It came from a different camera that a friend of mine was using but our electric went out when I was working on the video and for some reason his video of the train disappeared. I will put that one in another video as an extra scene but it was cool also seeing it approaching the trestle going down the road
That street runner crossing is pretty cool! I love how the track is sorta like a snake curve where it curves one direction then another curve! Thanks for the video Jawtooth
I don't comment much on your videos, Jawtooth, but they are always such a delight. It's a dream hobby, pursuing your passion, documenting important living history, presumably while having an independent source of income. .. I notice that there is a crossing gate for the road next to the trestle, but it never went down, nor is there any traffic control, the traffic lights remined green, for instance. I guess it truly is between the residents of Franklin and the driver of the train to sort things out.
Pretty cool JT, you take us to some unique places. Thank you for taking the time to do it. I love seeing the street runners, we don't have that in my state.
Thank you for documenting these trains, Jaw Tooth! The street running at Franklin, Ohio with a six-axle road engine was wonderful. The other trains were great catches too,
I love all your video's of this town! Its awesome everytime and always different! Daggon' man! I think that csx train was the longest train I've ever seen! Just remember,nothin' much turns into something interesting...👍👍👍👍
Hey JT, those traffic signals at the Jct.73 intersection were showing a GREEN traffic light when the train was approaching the intersection. Should have been RED instead. I guess the lights are not synchronized when a train is in the intersection. They should be to avoid a potential car accident.
14:28, the famous single green boxcar. And I always love the lone engine wandering down the road, "What's the matter, you lose a train? Which way to the tracks?"
“What’s the matter, you lose a train? Which way to the tracks?” Sounds like a quote of dialogue from some random locomotive in the Thomas and Friends series!
Good old Reddy Killowatt. Always liked early orders of WI Electric and I believe Commonwealth Edison rotary coal cars as his figure took up half the cars. On some old electric steeplecab locos RK wore a striped engineers cap @ WEPCO. THe green boxcar is actually a center flo covered hopper that hauls fumigated silicates. Check other comments ftom JT and myself by Thomas Boese regarding that subject
Great video of the train running down the street in Franklin, Ohio my hometown. I think that your videos are awesome and I am also a fan of Hobo Shoestring !!
Railroad running through the streets in the middle of town ~ GREAT capture on your part. Thanks for showing the date of origin as well - lines that are almost 100 years old but that remain a vital part of our economy and our lives. Speaking of 100, this video rates a 💯 for its content. Keep up the good work.
I think just seeing the locomotive is great, it's better than"not much". Thanks for your time and for sharing this! We have watched 2 videos of yours this morning; tonight we are going to watch 3 more!!! Love movie night. LOL
Norfolk Southern 9691 returns @ 19'54" after the elevated John Deere tractor 🚜, we saw that loco street running earlier, love the scenery 😀 great place to visit during the southern hemisphere winter, if I was 20-30 years younger would love to alternate living for several months a year to avoid winter & have year round summer, take care J T.
Norfie definitely placing an order for food. That NS 9691 engine sure is kept busy doing short line work. It's neat seeing it come down that street running section of track. It gets pretty close to that one side of the street. I thought that the white Chevy panel van might get tapped by the loco for a second there. It looks like somebody uses the old train depot for some purpose. It looks like it's being kept up nicely. Great video ad always.
I have relatives that live in La Grange, KY. The train runs right through downtown. many videos are on RUclips. Cameras are set up north and south so you can see them go through the town. Cool!
Jawtooth You have filmed the street running location several times. Could film the industry it serves at the end of the line? You know me. I love switching and spotting cars! Thanks again!
Thanks for placing on RUclips. I am from St. Louis but spent a week each summer with my family living with my grandparents (my Dad's side) in Warren, Ohio from the 1950s until the mid 1970s when I got married. There was a street runningtrack there as well at the time. It seemed so unusual driving in our car alongside a train, and of course I was a kid who loved seeing trains.
Awesome video thanks Jaw Tooth ! Franklin looks like a nice town. Cool to see a rail line in the street and the station looks good but needs some work around the outside. Nice pets JT but why isn't your cat named Chessie instead of the dog ? Have a good day and I just subscribed to your channel.
Glad you enjoyed it! I got the dog first and liked the name Chessie but I wasn't planning on having a cat. Someone dropped the cat off at my house about 7 months or so ago and I raised her as a kitten. I would have named her Chessie if I would have got her before the dog
Love the “street running” rail-fanning, especially from the smaller towns in U.S. Love and appreciate the informative commentary you provide faithfully with each one. Thank you. BTW that long CSX Manifest seemed to have a lot of freight cars with wheels with “flat spots” of varying severity or was I just imagine the noise?
There is a street runner in Rockford, Illinois, on Madison street. The Union Pacific operates it. Might be worth a peek. The last train I saw on it had two locomotives, not MUed! It runs through a park, too!
Good made video, mr Jaw Tooth. See on the video a house with a very nice picture on the wall of trains, urbantrain? Do they that have in Franklin? Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
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Jaw tooth so cool train video street running track ❤😊
It is amazing to see this massive machines running town a village road. Only in America!
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth Have a look at a video of the Molli steam train in Germany for some excellent street running
Or in Asia.
Yes! Alot are for Industrial areas like The Ex-Main, now Branch of CSXT East Tampa,Fl Street Running Trackage, Gadsden,Al Omnitrax's Alabama & Tennessee River Railroad( ATN ) comes from a Stationary Swing Bridge once the long wood trestle joins it, and then starts the Locusts Ave. Downtown Street Trackage through the Middle. Though it does have Crossbucks along the RXR @ each St., The Traffic Lights are Intergratted with The Rails & will adjust to stop automatically while the circuit is activated when the train passes it( or any other permitted to ) like other RXR work. At one time, it was Required to stop prior to each RXR for Safety! Albany,Ga on NS's Columbus-Albany-Macon,Ga Line has a Gated Outline of Crossings( so to speak ). While The Trains pass through the Middle, The whole streets leading to & from it become basically,"Locked"( figure" of speech, beings the RXRs have gates as said ). Lagrange,Ky's a BIG Well-known ONE! The Crews have been known to ACTUALLY STOP Trains, & Ask Drivers to move cars so They can pass by with the trains! Not to say, nothing like anything not saying has happened there or anywhere else. Plus, Another I know of is CSXT & NS Combo Meet Street Trackage in Augusta,Ga. NS comes from a Left side & onto CSXT Line & Into South Carolina after some interesting Street Trackage. It's now done by a Remote Switch via Dispatch & Crew Control in Cabs, but People in The Town would get mad when train crews would have to stop to ajust switch each way either time. There's a Modern Interurban( South Shore for Short )up North that totally runs Street Trackage most of the time. Stops at traffic lights and runs in the middle of the street! However, The City wants to widen the roads, & with that the tracks are detoured off a distance & its Street Running Days are gone( or at least that section ). And, last one I can think of is The CSS ( Can't remember its full name ), has some Street Running Trackage Up North Too. The Santa Cruz Big Trees & Pacific Scenic, is another I recall over in CA on its way to the Boardwalk on a Beach it helps bring people to. Actually has( or did ) a Working Wig-wag Signal! Amtrak California there too has some short brief sections.
I AM TRAIN HEAR ME BLAST! LOL! What's This!? You Dare not Listen, move, nor' get out of the way of My coming path that I so must now take!? Then, I have no other Option to wake you up this way! BLARE!!!! Here, Hear The Sound of My People! LOL!
I find street running trains so fascinating. They look so out of place
but so cool at the same time. I’m amazed at your knowledge of trains and tracks. Those old tracks and tie plates built in the
20s & 30s are still getting used today although in light service. Appreciate all you do JT. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth your welcome
I really appreciate you taking the time to talk about the rails and dates they were made... My dad used to do the same thing when I was a kid. :)
Awesome and thanks Joe!
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars thanks Fabian!
I wanted to say the same thing, the information is very important and reminds of the strength in industry that the US had. We need this strength in all blue collar US industry back.
We need strength in ALL manufacturing the term "Made in the USA" needs to be common place again.
Your awesome keep it up jawtooth
I love trains 🚂
I'm 3 blocks south of this intersection...the tracks are directly behind my house... pretty cool. Thanks Jaw tooth 👍.
Murals are Beautiful and haven’t been Tagged (yet) by the Vandals. Street Running train is really Interesting. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Awesome street running from Franklin, OH. I love street running, thank you for satisfying my street running sweet-tooth.
Any time!
I like the sound of the engine's when they go rolling by
Thanks for watching!
I love the horn but don't think I'd want to live close to that track, holy crap that horn was loud.
Oh man,that was bloody awesome and way kewl.
Unusual to see a mainliner doing switching chores,no?
What a great place for trains.
All thats needed for me is a greasy hole in the wall cafe for scrambled eggs bacon and coffee.
Hoo haa !!!
Glad you enjoyed it! There might be a place like that in the area. There is a dippy wip next to the tracks
Wow,one of the very best freight trains Ive seen.
Had something for everybody.
Thanks for watching!
Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 21 May 22.
Coolest ever...a single licomotive rolling down the street..."as if"...awesome as ever, JT!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It's a credit to the people of Franklin, they drive and bike along side the train like nothings happening at all. Great video.
Absolutely!
Your entire state is a literal meme
That's where the bike path is. That intersection on 6th and river you can get onto it, plenty of bicyclists have probably met this train lol
Love the street runners. They had a full size engine doing the local work that today. Nice catch!
Cool, thanks!
Great street runner and others in this one! Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you 👍
That weed sprayer tractor was bookin to beat the train! Always cool to see street runner trains
🎉It's nice to see such a big unit running long forward down a street
Great catch on the street running! Would have thought that the CSX would have had a DPU! Thanks for the Norfie and Chessie show!
Our pleasure!
Love the street running shots. There's just someting so anachronistic about it that makes it cool. Those people probably think it's a pain but they don't realize how good they have it. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching!
Just saying Hello, still enjoying seeing trains and the Chessie/Norfie show makes me smile. Thanks always
Glad you like them!
Another great video. Thanks for the video and the pets! See you on the next! 🙂👍🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
Amazing in the age of that rail!!! I’m guessing the old folks knew what they were doing!!! Thank You for your work here!👍
Glad you enjoyed it
You americans you are tough people 🇺🇸🦾😎 Amazing video jaw Tooth. Kitty It 's a simpatic cat🐈. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🙂☀️👋🤗
The Norfolk southern railway Is my favorite company 🇺🇸
Thank you! 😊
Always appreciate the information you provide. Especially the dates on the rail tracks and other equipment items. 1926 and 1934. Amazing how long they've been in place. Would love to see some old photographs from that time frame because I always wonder what the area looked like way back when. Time to search the internet.
Glad you like them!
I believe that those are the manufactured dates not the date when the rail was laid down.
@@thebeaz1 I never said it was the date when it was laid down. I said that is when it was rolled
@@JawTooth I was referring to Michael Davenport's post. Sorry for the error.
My 2 year old son is obsessed with all of your videos and loved to see the train in the road! 😊
Wow, thanks! That is cool
Sunday evening is relaxing watching Jaw Tooth.
Thanks for the visit
That shot of the locomotive coming over the bridge and out of the construction at 1.08 is really awesome. And the rest of the video. Thanks for my DDoT.
Thanks for watching! I also have another shot of that train showing it approaching. It came from a different camera that a friend of mine was using but our electric went out when I was working on the video and for some reason his video of the train disappeared. I will put that one in another video as an extra scene but it was cool also seeing it approaching the trestle going down the road
Great catches! Love the Dash 9. Little by little they're getting harder and harder to find. Love the street running action!
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth always! Always enjoy your videos!
That street runner crossing is pretty cool! I love how the track is sorta like a snake curve where it curves one direction then another curve! Thanks for the video Jawtooth
Very cool
I don't comment much on your videos, Jawtooth, but they are always such a delight. It's a dream hobby, pursuing your passion, documenting important living history, presumably while having an independent source of income. .. I notice that there is a crossing gate for the road next to the trestle, but it never went down, nor is there any traffic control, the traffic lights remined green, for instance. I guess it truly is between the residents of Franklin and the driver of the train to sort things out.
You make watching trains as much fun as it was when I was a kid
Thanks! Trains will keep you feeling young
That is really awesome to see
Cool seeing the big GE there! Is the lady engineer still operating it? Great video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
There’s nothing better than a train whistle and bell (except maybe passenger jet engines). I love both. Great video.
Couldn't agree more!
Pretty cool JT, you take us to some unique places. Thank you for taking the time to do it. I love seeing the street runners, we don't have that in my state.
More to come!
Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there.
Thanks, will do!
@@JawTooth your very welcome sir.
Thank you for documenting these trains, Jaw Tooth! The street running at Franklin, Ohio with a six-axle road engine was wonderful. The other trains were great catches too,
Thank you too!
Great catches and I shall watch another of your vids ... Thx ...
Nice long train to see at the end. Thank you for sharing your videos. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for watching
For a minute I thought the engine was waiting for the light to change, lol. Can't get enough of these street running trains! Thanks JT
You and me both!
Thank you cute town the all time train God bless you love
Thank you! You too!
Great report! I love the street running Thank you very much Mr. Jaw Tooth! 😀👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 have a nice week end!
Thanks! You too!
Awesome catches keep bringing more of these
Thanks! Will do!
I love all your video's of this town! Its awesome everytime and always different! Daggon' man! I think that csx train was the longest train I've ever seen! Just remember,nothin' much turns into something interesting...👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth yer very welcome my friend!
The Depot in Franklin dates back to 1888. It is an old Cincinnati Northern facility that later became a part of the Big Four.
Hey JT, those traffic signals at the Jct.73 intersection were showing a GREEN traffic light when the train was approaching the intersection. Should have been RED instead. I guess the lights are not synchronized when a train is in the intersection. They should be to avoid a potential car accident.
Nice catch Street Running and Running Long Hood Forward.
14:28, the famous single green boxcar. And I always love the lone engine wandering down the road, "What's the matter, you lose a train? Which way to the tracks?"
“What’s the matter, you lose a train? Which way to the tracks?”
Sounds like a quote of dialogue from some random locomotive in the Thomas and Friends series!
Good old Reddy Killowatt. Always liked early orders of WI Electric and I believe Commonwealth Edison rotary coal cars as his figure took up half the cars. On some old electric steeplecab locos RK wore a striped engineers cap @ WEPCO. THe green boxcar is actually a center flo covered hopper that hauls fumigated silicates. Check other comments ftom JT and myself by Thomas Boese regarding that subject
Short street running, still big excitement. Thank you JT.
Thank you too!
Holy Smokes! A Train In The Street?! That's 7000 Times Awesome!
I know, right? I look for cities like this and I have a playlist called Street Running Trains of other cities just like this
Great video of the train running down the street in Franklin, Ohio my hometown. I think that your videos are awesome and I am also a fan of Hobo Shoestring !!
Glad you like them!
Thanks for sharing this fantastic video.
Shout out from North Carolina. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey JT! Another great video! You are the best channel out there!
Wow, thanks!
Railroad running through the streets in the middle of town ~ GREAT capture on your part.
Thanks for showing the date of origin as well - lines that are almost 100 years old but that remain a vital part of our economy and our lives. Speaking of 100, this video rates a 💯 for its content. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching and commenting !
I was impressed that an Astro van was in such good condition in Ohio 🤣
Nice variety... Thanks 🙂👏
Welcome 😊
I've learned my lesson: LET JAW TOOTH CHASE THEM. I'll sit in my living room and watch.
I think just seeing the locomotive is great, it's better than"not much". Thanks for your time and for sharing this! We have watched 2 videos of yours this morning; tonight we are going to watch 3 more!!! Love movie night. LOL
Thank you very much!
Man, thank you so much for sharing this, the mural, the history that’s so amazing!! Thank you so much!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Norfolk Southern 9691 returns @ 19'54" after the elevated John Deere tractor 🚜, we saw that loco street running earlier, love the scenery 😀 great place to visit during the southern hemisphere winter, if I was 20-30 years younger would love to alternate living for several months a year to avoid winter & have year round summer, take care J T.
Very cool! That what I use to do. I use to go to Florida every winter. The last 3 years I only spent 3 days there
Those sprayers tempted me to just go for it and drive right under them,the one I see here is much higher for corn sweet trains as always thanks
That would be cool
We have nothing like this in the UK. Totally amazing. Awesome. 👍
Wow! Wow! Wow! Great catch on the street running!!
Thank you very much!
Norfie definitely placing an order for food. That NS 9691 engine sure is kept busy doing short line work. It's neat seeing it come down that street running section of track. It gets pretty close to that one side of the street. I thought that the white Chevy panel van might get tapped by the loco for a second there. It looks like somebody uses the old train depot for some purpose. It looks like it's being kept up nicely. Great video ad always.
That was So Cool showing that video in Franklin, ohio go back Show video again of another day, pick day, please love it
I have relatives that live in La Grange, KY. The train runs right through downtown. many videos are on RUclips. Cameras are set up north and south so you can see them go through the town. Cool!
Very cool. I have a lot of videos from Lagrange. You should see the train I filmed there with military tanks
They have a platform in La Grange for fans whom love to record the live rail action 🎬 😉 thanks for sharing.
Jawtooth
You have filmed the street running location several times. Could film the industry it serves at the end of the line? You know me. I love switching and spotting cars!
Thanks again!
There are a lot of trees blocking the view at the end of the line. Could possibly do it in the winter when the leaves are gone.
Thanks for placing on RUclips. I am from St. Louis but spent a week each summer with my family living with my grandparents (my Dad's side) in Warren, Ohio from the 1950s until the mid 1970s when I got married. There was a street runningtrack there as well at the time. It seemed so unusual driving in our car alongside a train, and of course I was a kid who loved seeing trains.
Awesome video thanks Jaw Tooth ! Franklin looks like a nice town. Cool to see a rail line in the street and the station looks good but needs some work around the outside. Nice pets JT but why isn't your cat named Chessie instead of the dog ? Have a good day and I just subscribed to your channel.
Oh yeah I forgot to tell you excellent shot of the beer truck JT !!!
Beer and trains go good together ! 🍺 🚂
Glad you enjoyed it! I got the dog first and liked the name Chessie but I wasn't planning on having a cat. Someone dropped the cat off at my house about 7 months or so ago and I raised her as a kitten. I would have named her Chessie if I would have got her before the dog
Thanks for subscribing!
@@JawTooth Oh ok , glad you took care of her. Your welcome !
There is nothing like railfanning in small towns and rural areas. Your videos are really great.
Thank you very much!
Cool video Jawtooth. Always enjoy your submissions and neat trains.
Thank you very much!
Love the “street running” rail-fanning, especially from the smaller towns in U.S. Love and appreciate the informative commentary you provide faithfully with each one. Thank you. BTW that long CSX Manifest seemed to have a lot of freight cars with wheels with “flat spots” of varying severity or was I just imagine the noise?
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Man that was cool great video that was neat right down middle of road
There is a street runner in Rockford, Illinois, on Madison street. The Union Pacific operates it.
Might be worth a peek.
The last train I saw on it had two locomotives, not MUed!
It runs through a park, too!
Awesome video thanks for detailing the areas RR history..
Glad you enjoyed it
That CSX train was a long one which was awesome. The longer the better.
I agree!
Been missing the radar gun. Love watching all your videos. Blessings to you Jaw Tooth!
Great video again
Appreciate that
Wow so cool Norfolk southern runs right through my town in Lebanon Pennsylvania I see all the car carriers in tankers I see all that
I like those short trains! Keep those videos coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Wonderful love it Jaw Tooth .
Great video 👍 . Have a great weekend all the best USA 1# . Sincerely Andrew Macintosh . Cheers . Love NS and CSX .
Thank you! You too!
Your welcome always Jaw Tooth .
Thanks 👍
The white car looks tiny compared to the big black diesel locomotive 😁
Thanks for watching!
Quite a few towns that peacefully co-exist with the rails. Tickled with the logic of "this is a great place to build a town"
Good made video, mr Jaw Tooth.
See on the video a house with a very nice picture on the wall of trains, urbantrain? Do they that have in Franklin?
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Not anymore. Those are really old pictures
Ha that was a short one ..great video..love those centre of the street ones..and it comes back 👍💕
😊 thank you
Wow...8:09, you even included Boris the Spider!
Fantastic footage
Great video- a street runner and a kitchen sink! Thanks!
I'll see those aluminum sows coming up the CSX Ohio River Line, heading towards Ravenswood.
Cool street-runner! Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Any time!
Good video Jawtooth
Good video jawtooth, looks like some good places to watch trains
They are!
@@JawTooth sweet
That cool old train depot looks like it's from the same time that mural depicts.
GREAT VIDEO JT! Always love your work, Robb from Suffolk Virginia
Thanks 👍
Beautiful railway video!!
Thank you very much!
In Gretna, LA, across the river from New Orleans, the NOGC main line runs down the middle of 4th street for several blocks.
It’s interesting about them putting the dates on the rails and plates. Great videos 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Awesome catches and great video jaw tooth
6:05 Someone else was catching the action too. Good stuff JT, thanks for what you do.