30 Spots on NS' Pittsburgh Line east of Lewistown (Read Description)

This compilation of sorts is a showcase of the thirty different locations I've been to over a period just shy of nine years. The clips are sorted by milepost, starting at the PITL's eastern terminus at Harrisburg and ending sixty miles westward in Lewistown, PA. Every clip is from my most recent visit at each spot, however there are a few that I haven't been to in a number of years. Only videos from after 9/30/2019 reflect my current technical standard of quality, and have been used when applicable, however a majority of the clips in this video are from before that date and thus do not meet the same standard. This video is mainly for reference purposes, and the goal is to shed light on some spots on the Pittsburgh line that don't get much love. Linked below is a Google Doc with more extensive information on each spot. This full info was intended to be used in the description, but RUclips's 5,000-character limit put somewhat of a damper on that.
Detailed info:
docs.google.com/document/d/1o...
Shot 1: Harris Tower, Harrisburg, PA as of 8/11/2019 (0:00)
PT 104.9
Shot 2: State St. Bridge, Harrisburg, PA as of 11/11/2018 (1:01)
PT 105.0
Shot 3: Harrisburg Yard at Rescue Fire Co. 37, Harrisburg, PA as of 8/31/2013 (2:00)
PT 108.0
Shot 4: Harrisburg Yard at Lucknow Rd., Harrisburg, PA as of 10/5/2019 (2:40)
PT 108.9
Shot 5: Rockville Bridge as seen from Ft. Hunter, PA as of 11/4/2018 (3:47)
~PT 110
Accessibility: 9
Shot 6: Burley Rd., Cove, PA as of 2/24/2013 (5:22)
PT 115.3
Shot 7: "CP Sheetz" (Sheetz #288), Cove, PA as of 12/4/2012 (5:59)
PT 115.5
Shot 8: Railroad St., Cove, PA as of 7/12/2014 (6:55)
PT 116.0
Shot 9: US 11/15 pulloff, Cove, PA as of 5/4/2013 (7:38)
PT 116.8
Shot 10: CP CANNON, Duncannon, PA as of 5/4/2013 (8:16)
PT 118.9
Shot 11: Duncannon Station (Blue Ridge Comms.), Duncannon, PA as of 2/25/2017 (9:03)
PT 119.3
Shot 12: NS access pulloff, W. Duncannon, PA as of 12/8/2018 (9:45)
PT 120.8
Shot 13: Linton Hill Rd., Aqueduct, PA as of 12/16/2017 (10:23)
PT 122.5
Shot 14: Potters Ln., Aqueduct, PA as of 5/24/2014 (11:16)
PT 123.3
Shot 15: Aqueduct Rd. pulloff, Aqueduct, PA as of 4/28/2019 (11:46)
PT 123.6
Shot 16: Bretz Ln., Aqueduct, PA as of 3/16/2020 (12:57)
PT 123.8
Shot 17: Short Rd., Aqueduct/Losh Run, PA as of 10/26/2019 (13:39)
PT 124.4
Shot 18: Lower Bailey Rd. pulloff, Losh Run, PA as of 12/8/2019 (14:45)
PT 125.8
Shot 19: Leshville Rd., Bailey/Leshville, PA as of 3/30/2020 (15:34)
PT 128.8
Shot 20: "131" Lot, Newport, PA as of 10/27/2018 (16:15)
PT 131.5
Shot 21: Old Ferry Rd. pulloff, Newport/Millerstown, PA as of 5/2/2020 (16:54)
PT 135.3
Shot 22: Millerstown, PA as of 10/5/2019 (17:24)
PT 137.5
Shot 23: NS access Rd., Thompsontown, PA as of 5/26/2018 (17:50)
PT 142.4
Shot 24: PA 333 pulloff, Thompsontown, PA as of 11/9/2019 (18:40)
PT 143.7
Shot 25: Private crossing, Thompsontown, PA as of 5/26/2018 (19:16)
PT 145.5
Shot 26: Tuscarora, PA as of 11/10/2018 (20:02)
PT 146.7
Shot 27: Mexico, PA as of 3/18/2020 (20:23)
PT 148.7
Shot 28: Port Royal, PA as of 11/10/2018 (20:59)
PT 151.0
Shot 29: Mifflin Station as of 6/29/2018 (21:50)
PT 153.7
Shot 30: Lewistown Station as of 7/8/2017 (22:41)
PT 165.5
This video was edited in VEGAS Movie Studio 15.0 Platinum. All footage belongs to and was recorded by me. In order to be used, permission can be requested via comment or email.

[@bobkruleski7630]

Nicely done. Live in the Dauphin, PA area and have been to many of these spots chasing trains with my son.

[@LeeDfined]

As a Greyhound driver who used to run Harrisburg to Pittsburgh, I followed this entire line and most of our stops (Harrisburg, Tyrone, Altoona, Johnstown and Pittsburgh) are either at or very close to the Amtrak so I am familiar with the route.

[@EdWhizAviationTrains]

Nice footage, enjoyed watching & I just subscribed 😎👍

[@NickyDsTrains]

Thanks! I hope to have some more content out ASAP

[@TheRrxing]

Wish I could give this 100 likes 👍

[@MrKfq269]

What is "PT"?

[@NickyDsTrains]

PT is the prefix that NS uses for mileposts on the Pittsburgh Line; think of it as the same thing as MP