Engines #6 and #2 were both bought at auction from the Argent Lumber Company, which ran a narrow-gauge line out of Hardeeville, SC until the late 1950's.
so I volunteer at the gift shop. lol, I know that doesn't mean anything but I absolutely love these locomotives and grew up going to Old Threshers every year. I've always been too nervous to ask, but what are my chances of getting a ride in the locomotive and maybe have the crew show me a few things? it would really be a dream come true. :-D
Una maravilla de reportaje.
Excellent production.Good wishes from Ireland.
Awesome video Bobby, been looking forward to it!
+Ryan Johnson Thank you!
Bobby Harvey u
very nice video. can't wait for this year! :)
Nice The End with the End Yard Limit Sign
great vid
I go there every in Sep Oct Nov Dec
from where in SC did the trains come from?
Engines #6 and #2 were both bought at auction from the Argent Lumber Company, which ran a narrow-gauge line out of Hardeeville, SC until the late 1950's.
ok, hardeeville is about two in a half hours from me. i live in charleston
I'm the brakeman on 12s train on Sunday
so I volunteer at the gift shop. lol, I know that doesn't mean anything but I absolutely love these locomotives and grew up going to Old Threshers every year. I've always been too nervous to ask, but what are my chances of getting a ride in the locomotive and maybe have the crew show me a few things? it would really be a dream come true. :-D
+Ryan Johnson done!! thanks for the info, buddy!