That's quite an adventure! You continue to amaze Harrison! Oh yeah, that old "Iron Age" infrastructure in Chicago (and other places) is pretty remarkable. It's old all right, turn of the 20th Century old, pre-WW1 at least just like a lot of similar ironworks around the country. You'd love the old C&O James River Viaduct here in the Richmond area, built in 1901 it's 10 years older than the Titanic and in a LOT better condition! 🤣 Did you catch what looked like an old Milwaukee Road "Little Joe" electric in North East PA? I wonder what it's doing there? Anyway, thanks for bringing us along!
@@NorthCountryTrains I remembered a day or so after I posted my comment the South Shore interurban line out of Chicago operated Little Joes on freight trains. Maybe that's where it came from?
Good job, Harrison! Very courageous of you to make this trek for all of us! Congrats on an excellent adventure. I really like the background music...adds a whole other element to the story you've shared with us. I can only imagine how great it felt to sleep after that marathon! 😴 😬😁😉👍
Excellent video!🚂🚂
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Great video as always man. Keep it up!
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It’s not easy being green,Chicago 😂😆🤣
If I recall, your vids of Montreal didn’t have that problem
You were exceptionally kind & generous to the foam who only want to see passenger trains!!!!
Future hot spots:
LaGrange
Any Blues Club in the city
That's quite an adventure! You continue to amaze Harrison!
Oh yeah, that old "Iron Age" infrastructure in Chicago (and other places) is pretty remarkable. It's old all right, turn of the 20th Century old, pre-WW1 at least just like a lot of similar ironworks around the country. You'd love the old C&O James River Viaduct here in the Richmond area, built in 1901 it's 10 years older than the Titanic and in a LOT better condition! 🤣
Did you catch what looked like an old Milwaukee Road "Little Joe" electric in North East PA? I wonder what it's doing there?
Anyway, thanks for bringing us along!
I did notice the Little Joe. I’d like to return to North East (by car) to explore the museum.
@@NorthCountryTrains I remembered a day or so after I posted my comment the South Shore interurban line out of Chicago operated Little Joes on freight trains. Maybe that's where it came from?
Good job, Harrison! Very courageous of you to make this trek for all of us! Congrats on an excellent adventure. I really like the background music...adds a whole other element to the story you've shared with us. I can only imagine how great it felt to sleep after that marathon! 😴 😬😁😉👍
Yucky wide world of DPU all wrong land🤣😆😂
Rochester!!!!!
Where the Frebreeze Express lightens its load and gets a clean tee shirt