(Almost Missed) Holmes Avenue Railroad Crossing #1, Huntsville, AL

[@devonteedmond7111]

Nice Job of you chasing that train on Holmes Avenue on New Year's Eve in Huntsville, I really like that crossing cause it's under the US 431 bridge.

[@devonteedmond7111]

By the way it does have a lot of echo.

[@freebrickproductions]

Thanks!

[@nickthetrainman]

Great Video 🚂🚂🛤🎳

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[@csxtrainfan319]

Nice catch

[@freebrickproductions]

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[@csxtrainfan319]

Your welcome

[@jaydentherailfanonroblox]

Nice catch on New Year’s Eve

[@freebrickproductions]

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[@frankym274]

Nice CSX Tier 4

[@freebrickproductions]

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[@Austinpayton-jh8lo4ce6vnotcory]

I just heard a train that sounded like that a second ago and the same horn and nice catch freebrickprodtions

[@freebrickproductions]

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[@pacificzonerailfan]

Nice

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[@HunterWilliams-le9bk]

How did you almost miss the train?

[@freebrickproductions]

I just barely beat it here, and I was still getting set-up when the crossing activated.

[@maheshshrestha508]

Is that the same train that I saw in the other video? I guess so. What do you think?

[@freebrickproductions]

It is. As I mentioned in the description, which I assume you'd've read, I had chased this train from Ryland (which I had chased from Woodville before that).

[@draxionow3271]

i remember when i visited my Aunts In Huntsville a few years back. got stopped by a train at this crossing. I believe my cousin Said the train in Question was some kind of Nuclear waste train as it was all DODX cars. i can't remember

[@freebrickproductions]

Not sure if it'd've been a nuclear waste train, DODX just means that the cars are owned by the Department of Defense. Sounds like it may have been an empty military train though.

[@draxionow3271]

@freebrickproductions huh, neat. Tbf I was like 17 or just turned 18 at the time so I barely knew anything about trains back then other than a few loco types