I’ve got a great picture from September 2015 of my then almost-four-year-old daughter sitting at the throttle of No. 114. Thanks for the great memories, W&W!
@@nathanmahoney6346 Hoepfully it hasn't changed too much. Every time the wife and I go up north to the town in NJ where we both grew up something's been changed and what we knew is gone. "When did they do THAT?"
Sounds a lot like the Leslie s3l that was on Hobo Railroad 1008. It got cleaned up and sounds different but when it was on that engine, it sounded exactly like this.
I’ve got a great picture from September 2015 of my then almost-four-year-old daughter sitting at the throttle of No. 114. Thanks for the great memories, W&W!
I grew up about 10-15 minutes from the Greenbank Station. I actually got to ride in the cab of 8408, the other SW-1, one time.
Excellent video Harry! Glad to see 114 running again!
Thank you Ashton!
Nice! They've got some pretty country there! And didn't those kids seem excited over the train ride?
Thanks for posting!
Thank you for watching!
I would know about the pretty country. I lived there until I was 11.
@@nathanmahoney6346 Hoepfully it hasn't changed too much. Every time the wife and I go up north to the town in NJ where we both grew up something's been changed and what we knew is gone. "When did they do THAT?"
@@wayneantoniazzi2706 last I checked, W&W was still there, so I'm happy. I live in Tennessee now, but I was born in Delaware.
@@nathanmahoney6346 Nice to see there's come constants in this ever-changing age we live in, isn't there? May it always be so.
That leslie rs5t is the world s loudest train horn
Actually, 114's horn is an S3L, not an RS3L
Thank you. Correction noted.
Sounds a lot like the Leslie s3l that was on Hobo Railroad 1008. It got cleaned up and sounds different but when it was on that engine, it sounded exactly like this.
Little diesel fella
Yessir