@ 2:56 . That passenger car looks really stable, but the engine is all over the place, rocking around. Is that just an artifact of a stabilized camera, or is that real? Next time I get to that area in Colorado, I will definitely have to come get a ride. This is beautiful history being preserved and offered in a gorgeous setting for viewing/experiencing. Great job, guys. I really enjoyed your LONG video on cold start to exit on the engine elsewhere, I watched the entire hour and a half and enjoyed it all. One you might enjoy is an Aussie starting and running his Model T. It's short, but a lot of fun.
since i am speechless with how amazing your video is, i came up with a question lpl did you hike all the way from marion Ave to the bridge? if so how dangerous is the hike?
I hope the rumors are not true, and she stays all blue like this with the bell and headlight configuration, the proposed 6 inch drop wouldn't be too bad, please Reading, just no black and high headlight!
Jacob Woods pretty sure she had a high headlight back in the 90s when she came through steam towns grand opening. I think she looks better with it that way
![[4K]Chasing The 2022 RBMN #2102 and #425 Doubleheader!](/img/1.gif)
To think that these machines use to be just a “normal” part of the American landscape astonishes me incredibly!
Awesome catch, well done! Especially with the Nathan 5 Chime on 425.
Excellent video, nice meeting you on Sunday. I really liked the shot of the Hometown Highbridge.
Good to see you have some Heritage Rail Groups still operating these Magnificent Machines !!
Great video sound outstanding.👍
Very nice whistle!!
Another fantastic video
Awesome job with this one!
Very nice job!
Excellent video!
Very nice, I must say.
Sounds to me like a 3 chime!
Will have to do the steam run maybe next year. Did the diesel run on the 18th and just snapped some shots in the yard of the 425.
i love how steam engines make me feel alive soulful excited wanting more
Super video.
@ 2:56 . That passenger car looks really stable, but the engine is all over the place, rocking around. Is that just an artifact of a stabilized camera, or is that real? Next time I get to that area in Colorado, I will definitely have to come get a ride. This is beautiful history being preserved and offered in a gorgeous setting for viewing/experiencing. Great job, guys. I really enjoyed your LONG video on cold start to exit on the engine elsewhere, I watched the entire hour and a half and enjoyed it all. One you might enjoy is an Aussie starting and running his Model T. It's short, but a lot of fun.
This isnt in Colorado, it's in Pennsylvania.
Hello, can i use the audio from your video? I need to do a video about this train, i will give you credit for it.
I cannot allow that
@BlueCometProductions ok i understand.
That’s not Ross Rowland behind the throttle, is it??? Haulin’ ash!
since i am speechless with how amazing your video is, i came up with a question lpl did you hike all the way from marion Ave to the bridge? if so how dangerous is the hike?
I hope the rumors are not true, and she stays all blue like this with the bell and headlight configuration, the proposed 6 inch drop wouldn't be too bad, please Reading, just no black and high headlight!
Jacob Woods pretty sure she had a high headlight back in the 90s when she came through steam towns grand opening. I think she looks better with it that way
What of whistle is at 7:31?
It’s the same Nathan 5 chime.
13:57 looks like a screen shot from another video
The DJ And Jay Show same location