The building at :45 is the former US army national guard building, closed several years ago. If you look closely in the corner of the lot near the two sidewalks you see concrete. For decades a US army M4A1 Sherman tank sat here. Then the state took the tank away and the people of EATON DEMANDED that the state return it's tank. A couple years ago it returned but it is located nearby at the Ft. St. Clair battle site. All painted up in new green paint.
Jeffrey, thank you for the information on the former Ohio National Guard Armory. I was wondering what the purpose of that building was when I saw it for the first time in Jaw Tooth's vdeo.
Alright! Like #2 today! I love covered bridges. It looked like that first DPU was almost bottoming on that crossing. Now that I know what to look for, I see articulated cars on a lot of trains.
A cute, little, freshly painted, well-maintained, red caboose... no graffiti, not even fenced in. And... a nearby Castle!?!?! ... Eaton, Ohio gets my vote for your best R/R 'Little town of the Month Award' Señor JawTooth. How can you top a caboose, castle, free and open spaces? Hats off to Eaton, Ohio!!! Gracias por tu video, Señor Jaws. RT sends, Puebla, México... Those Eatonites got it all in one sock. They're good.
Yes, that is a really cool town! I will be going back there again. It's near the border of Indiana also so I could go to the state line and film a train
@@JawTooth En serío (seriously) Señor Jaws... How to you find all these cool little towns? Most are postcard perfect... cool places it seems... to live, work and play. In any season. RT, Puebla, MX. Fun stuff, I'll bet.
Nice catch of the 2 NS trains and the CSX train! I like that old Caboose sitting there and has been maintained nicely over the years. The 2nd ns train went by a few house's I'd like to be living in. The one with the porch would be perfect! The CSX train with the AUTORACKS was quite a consist to not have a DPU! Thanks again JT for some great footage!
Cool train action JT, but the double barreled covered bridge is just awesome, I’ve seen these before but no double barreld one that’s cool. Thanks for sharing JT.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
JT, as stated in an earlier video,,,,,,,,,,,,,,NS is extending the passing siding at nearby Capbellstown, OHIO. West of Eaton about 8 miles. You need to check this out. NS is doing some serious grading here since the ROW is elevated high up between farm fields.
Wow cool bridges. Those house were less than 40 feet from the tracks. DPU I see you. Seems like the trains are getting longer requiring more DPUs. I guess since OH law about blocking roads are gone now.
Thank you for going to Eaton, Ohio to document the two trains that you saw at Easton, Jaw Tooth! That covered bridge was a great historical item. The information on one of the historical markers indicated that the bridge was moved from another location. When I saw the concrete foundation under the bridge, I thought that the concrete looked like it was put up recently. If this was the original site for the bridge, I was thinking that the foundation should have been cut stone pieces rather than concrete. The auto rack train that you caught in Hamilton, Ohio was an exceptionally long train. It is a good thing that the auto racks were empty otherwise the train might have stalled with just two engines on the train.
Hey Jaw Tooth! Eaton seems like a nice quiet town. Wooo DPU! It be cool to live in a house along the track! Front porch with a coffee...trains flying by. Wow! Built in 1829!! What a nice looking bridge! You only see those types in the northeast. You find the most interesting places. What a long inter-modal. Talk about emptying the yard! Wooo DPU again! Working hard. Hi Norfie! What ya reading? Hey Chessie!
Seems that any train with a single lead engine is likely to have a DPU somewhere if it's any length at all :) I see all these articulated trainsets and I see they have 3-car and 5-car sets and I think I haven't seen any even-numbered sets like 2-cars or 4-cars - interesting. A very cool covered bridge and I am glad they didn't open the spillway while you were standing there :) That was one long empty autorack - wow!
I like that house that the train passes at 7:30.......perfect railfanning house, specially if you have a bunch of kids and pets. Not so much grass to cut with all the ballast on the front lawn.
The covered bridge is way cool. I'm a huge fan of covered bridges and the only ones I've visited are in VT. Never seen a double-barrelled one. Great video 👍
@@JawTooth On our honeymoon we went and toured southern Indiana. We saw several covered bridges. I did not know about a double covered bridge. Wonder how many there were in the United States? I also wrote another comment you might look at while you are reading.
didn't know the "double" style existed,cool stuff! Several covered bridges,in my area. I live near Bucks county, Pa.,and 12 covered bridges,are still in service. One still exists in Hunterdon county NJ. I can do a 100 mile run,on the motorcycle,and cross 6 covered bridges. Never gets old,to this 61 year old...
LOVE this one. Great trains and history. The covered bridge is awesome and the all rock building which looks like an old armory is very cool. Great video thanks.
That narrow building in Eaton does look cute and very reminiscent of the old SOO Line passing through Oshkosh on track now removed. Eaton has some neat buildings inc the depot and caboose restoration along with the 18 29 Lego wooden Bridge plus the old Armory building. Some of those FTTX auto frame flats have hit the big 50 and now have their FRA age waiver "R" sticker. JT knows how to bring those Cincinnati never ending circular trains to the photo spot. Plenty of variety and another good tape with the small town feel
Eaton is a lovely old town with alot of interesting places to see. Love the house or shop right next to the crossing the intermodel was near touching distance JT, cool bridges , a dam a creek & a caboose! Fab. ❤😊👍
Those bridges are cool! Especially that covered one. That small dam in that creek was interesting. Love the sound of that CSX DPU chugging along. Great Video!
Hello my friend, I really liked the video, especially the part where it has a bridge that looks like a house, very good, congratulations on the record!
Eaton Ohio is an old town with many rail road memories of the past and tracks removed great video jaw tooth great covered bridge too and then we're back to Hamilton great place for a train video now that's a great double header
Awesome railfan videos of some great trains. Loved the historical tour of the local regions and their historical monuments. I especially loved the covered and Steele one-lane bridges and the dam.along with accompanying excellent commentary. Thank you.
Awesome Jaw Tooth awesome red caboose and the cover bridge and the trains awesome to enjoying watching now 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎❤❤ and enjoying the side show too Jaw Tooth AWESOME VIDEO JT
Hey JT, GREAT catch of those trains traveling so close to the buildings in cozy Eaton, Ohio. LOVE those bridges, too, esp. the covered one. Amazing "tags" on the trains, especially on the third one. Too bad there was just a quick glimpse of a well done Holly Holm "artwork" on that first train. That famous MMA fighter is from my current hometown of Albuquerque. Thanks for sharing!
@@JawTooth There is only so much you can do when filming with the trains going by so fast. You never know what colorful "artwork" is coming your way. You do a FINE job with all your videos that are always so educational, esp. since I live in the Southwest and am less familiar with trains back East. Your locations to film are quite interesting to view trains, esp. the ones out in the country. And I always enjoy your videos of your beloved pets and the slide shows. Keep up the fine work, my friend!
Love the old station and what looks to be the old freight house across the tracks. But also love the store right beside the track and the bridge. We have an old covered bridge near here too, one of only four left in Missouri, but it's a pup compared to the Roberts bridge. It was built in 1876. Did you notice that on the stack train, the bottom of those well cars didn't clear the roadway by a whole lot, just a matter of a few inches. Great video. Thanks.
Love your channel. I found it recently. Love seeing those UPS trailers. My husband has worked for UPS for over 35 years and is a feeder driver. He sends me cool pics from the Secaucus, NJ rail yard. Thanks for sharing. Shot my first rail fan video for myself from the Walkway over the Hudson River recently.
109 on that first train. 89 on that second train. That covered bridge is really cool. The truss type is Burr Arch Truss. It is 79 feet long, and is not in its original location. It was damaged by arson in 1986, and moved and restored in 1991. We only have one covered bridge left, here in NJ. It's up in Hunterdon County. I think it was built about 1859. But it sits on the superstructure of a modern bridge, so the trusses/arches aren't actually doing anything. But it is still used for vehicular traffic. Oh wow, an iron truss bridge too. How cool. I love old bridges. I got around 140 or so on that last train. When I was up to the 120's I dozed off for a few seconds or more, and lost my count. 😆 So I added like 14 and resumed counting.
I love all the towns that you make videos in, they remind me of a slower pace, friendlier time before the rat race, high speed everything life style took over. Trains go through our town but there mostly container manifests these days. Your videos show all kinds of freight and rail cars. Thanks very much for all the time and expense you put into all of it !! It shows ! A+++++
Beautiful town there! Cool spot catching them coming between the buildings! Beautiful old coverd bridge, glad it's been kept up and saved! love the old steel bridge as well! Great video Jawtooth! thanks for sharing!
Mechanical bell crossing at 7:00, you hardly hear those anymore. Awesome catch! Once they wear out the bell is replaced with an E-bell, basically a speaker mounted in a piece of PVC pipe playing a bell sound, thats all we get now a days.
Covered bridges very very good. Didn't know they existed. Is stone building a Ohio National Guard Armory? Also, is building near caboose a RR building?
I think the stone building is used by the National Guard for storage or something. Both buildings by the caboose use to be railroad buildings. The one across from the caboose is a liquor store now and the other one is being remodelled
That Auto-Rack Train had just about every Auto-Rack in the US there! Just about. I stopped counting! !:^) Nice ones Jaw Tooth, thanks! Keep Safe now. Cheers!
Glad you made it over to Eaton to catch some NS and you were not that far from my hometown of Richmond, IN. That same line also goes through Richmond and glad you had nice weather for your visit. Eaton was packed when 611 came through in 1992....
The Robert cover bridge was originally out in the country. It was vandalized and caught on fire. The community got together and had it repaired. They then moved into town were it would have less chance of being vandalized. Preble co. Has about 8 covered bridges. They now have bicycle tours and motorcycle rides threw them.
We crossed over a covered bridge back in July going through Holmes County, OH and Amish country. Another good place for covered bridges is Ashtabula County, way up in the northeast part of Ohio.
My grandma lives in Eaton the train tracks were 75 feet from my grandmas house and let me tell you when I was growing up that was my favorite thing to do is watch the trains go by
Good video with a lot of different aspects. Trains were great as usual. Neat caboose. Nice to see it in the background of the moving train. Loved the double barrel covered bridge. Never have seen a double one. About 5 years ago we went to Winterset Iowa and saw all the "Bridges of Madison County". They were really neat. The iron bridge you were on was great. Bet you drove over it!
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The building at :45 is the former US army national guard building, closed several years ago.
If you look closely in the corner of the lot near the two sidewalks you see concrete. For decades a US army M4A1 Sherman tank sat here.
Then the state took the tank away and the people of EATON DEMANDED that the state return it's tank.
A couple years ago it returned but it is located nearby at the Ft. St. Clair battle site. All painted up in new green paint.
Wow, awesome info Jeff and thanks!
Jeffrey, thank you for the information on the former Ohio National Guard Armory. I was wondering what the purpose of that building was when I saw it for the first time in Jaw Tooth's vdeo.
Thanks i was going to ask that question
Good morning Jawtooth. Great video. Keep them rolling son!
Thanks! Will do!
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Nice Location, Great to see the covered bridge too
Yes, thanks
Great captures JT I really liked the covered bridge and the steel bridge,your videos are the best on u tube. 👍👌😇🇺🇸🙏
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Alright! Like #2 today! I love covered bridges. It looked like that first DPU was almost bottoming on that crossing. Now that I know what to look for, I see articulated cars on a lot of trains.
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A cute, little, freshly painted, well-maintained, red caboose... no graffiti, not even fenced in. And... a nearby Castle!?!?! ... Eaton, Ohio gets my vote for your best R/R 'Little town of the Month Award' Señor JawTooth. How can you top a caboose, castle, free and open spaces? Hats off to Eaton, Ohio!!! Gracias por tu video, Señor Jaws. RT sends, Puebla, México... Those Eatonites got it all in one sock. They're good.
Yes, that is a really cool town! I will be going back there again. It's near the border of Indiana also so I could go to the state line and film a train
@@JawTooth En serío (seriously) Señor Jaws... How to you find all these cool little towns? Most are postcard perfect... cool places it seems... to live, work and play. In any season. RT, Puebla, MX. Fun stuff, I'll bet.
Appreciate your work, glad you are willing to travel so far
Much appreciated!
Nice catch of the 2 NS trains and the CSX train! I like that old Caboose sitting there and has been maintained nicely over the years. The 2nd ns train went by a few house's I'd like to be living in. The one with the porch would be perfect! The CSX train with the AUTORACKS was quite a consist to not have a DPU! Thanks again JT for some great footage!
Cool train action JT, but the double barreled covered bridge is just awesome, I’ve seen these before but no double barreld one that’s cool. Thanks for sharing JT.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Beautiful and historic bridges in Eaton,Ohio...
The true marvels of the American history...
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Really long auto train God bless from GA and stay safe
Thanks for the bridges.
Any time!
JT, as stated in an earlier video,,,,,,,,,,,,,,NS is extending the passing siding at nearby Capbellstown, OHIO.
West of Eaton about 8 miles.
You need to check this out.
NS is doing some serious grading here since the ROW is elevated high up between farm fields.
Thanks for the covered bridge addition!
Our pleasure!
Wow cool bridges. Those house were less than 40 feet from the tracks. DPU I see you. Seems like the trains are getting longer requiring more DPUs. I guess since OH law about blocking roads are gone now.
I like the train coming at the camera and signling for each crossing. There were 151 auto racks. Good video,
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Thank you for going to Eaton, Ohio to document the two trains that you saw at Easton, Jaw Tooth! That covered bridge was a great historical item. The information on one of the historical markers indicated that the bridge was moved from another location. When I saw the concrete foundation under the bridge, I thought that the concrete looked like it was put up recently. If this was the original site for the bridge, I was thinking that the foundation should have been cut stone pieces rather than concrete. The auto rack train that you caught in Hamilton, Ohio was an exceptionally long train. It is a good thing that the auto racks were empty otherwise the train might have stalled with just two engines on the train.
Hey Jaw Tooth! Eaton seems like a nice quiet town. Wooo DPU! It be cool to live in a house along the track! Front porch with a coffee...trains flying by. Wow! Built in 1829!! What a nice looking bridge! You only see those types in the northeast. You find the most interesting places. What a long inter-modal. Talk about emptying the yard! Wooo DPU again! Working hard. Hi Norfie! What ya reading? Hey Chessie!
Seems that any train with a single lead engine is likely to have a DPU somewhere if it's any length at all :) I see all these articulated trainsets and I see they have 3-car and 5-car sets and I think I haven't seen any even-numbered sets like 2-cars or 4-cars - interesting. A very cool covered bridge and I am glad they didn't open the spillway while you were standing there :) That was one long empty autorack - wow!
articulated auto racks 2 units...i've pulled 100 empty jumbos before with a 4 axle up and down some hills. no problem
I like that house that the train passes at 7:30.......perfect railfanning house, specially if you have a bunch of kids and pets. Not so much grass to cut with all the ballast on the front lawn.
Awesome covered bridge nice Town great train shots lovecthe caboose
Great shot of the NS Coming from around the building. Good steady nerves too JT. Love these old Rustic places to see you film trains from.
Thanks for watching !
The covered bridge is way cool. I'm a huge fan of covered bridges and the only ones I've visited are in VT. Never seen a double-barrelled one. Great video 👍
Very cool!
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On our honeymoon we went and toured southern Indiana. We saw several covered bridges. I did not know about a double covered bridge. Wonder how many there were in the United States? I also wrote another comment you might look at while you are reading.
didn't know the "double" style existed,cool stuff!
Several covered bridges,in my area.
I live near Bucks county, Pa.,and 12 covered bridges,are still in service.
One still exists in Hunterdon county NJ.
I can do a 100 mile run,on the motorcycle,and cross 6 covered bridges.
Never gets old,to this 61 year old...
My daughter's in Canton, gonna check this out next visit.
Great job as usual JT.
I appreciate that
LOVE this one. Great trains and history. The covered bridge is awesome and the all rock building which looks like an old armory is very cool. Great video thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Norfie has such a shinny coat. A sign of a healthy cat.
Good trains and some neat bridges. Must have taken a lot of effort to make the curved trusses on the covered bridge. Great locations, thanks!
That narrow building in Eaton does look cute and very reminiscent of the old SOO Line passing through Oshkosh on track now removed. Eaton has some neat buildings inc the depot and caboose restoration along with the 18 29 Lego wooden Bridge plus the old Armory building. Some of those FTTX auto frame flats have hit the big 50 and now have their FRA age waiver "R" sticker. JT knows how to bring those Cincinnati never ending circular trains to the photo spot. Plenty of variety and another good tape with the small town feel
Loved ALL of the bridges. The DPU on the last train looked as if it had just left the CSX paint shop. VERY COOL!
Thanks!
I enjoyed that video 👍👍
Thanks London!
Eaton is a lovely old town with alot of interesting places to see. Love the house or shop right next to the crossing the intermodel was near touching distance JT, cool bridges , a dam a creek & a caboose! Fab. ❤😊👍
that covered bridge is beautiful...glad it is still there
Good Morning Jaw Tooth. Thanks for your reply.
Good morning!
Those bridges are cool! Especially that covered one. That small dam in that creek was interesting. Love the sound of that CSX DPU chugging along. Great Video!
Thanks for watching
Hello my friend, I really liked the video, especially the part where it has a bridge that looks like a house, very good, congratulations on the record!
Thank you so much 😀
That's a real fancy clapper board ya got there.
Nice touch!
Thanks!
WAY COOL VIDEO, 3 Trains Great old ARMARY. And FANTASTIC COVERED BRIDGE AND DAM! Way to go JT,thanks for bringing us along!❤️
Thanks for watching
Love those small town that the freight trains runs thru little alley's and streets.
What a classic little store by the tracks in Eaton. Great angle on that!
Indeed!
History lesson thank you very much, take care.
Good video Jawtooth
Thanks!
Eaton Ohio is an old town with many rail road memories of the past and tracks removed great video jaw tooth great covered bridge too and then we're back to Hamilton great place for a train video now that's a great double header
Awesome railfan videos of some great trains. Loved the historical tour of the local regions and their historical monuments. I especially loved the covered and Steele one-lane bridges and the dam.along with accompanying excellent commentary. Thank you.
Love that old red caboose. My HO layout I’m working on is circa 1960s so I’ll be doing cabooses.
Awesome Jaw Tooth awesome red caboose and the cover bridge and the trains awesome to enjoying watching now 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎❤❤ and enjoying the side show too Jaw Tooth AWESOME VIDEO JT
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Hey JT, GREAT catch of those trains traveling so close to the buildings in cozy Eaton, Ohio. LOVE those bridges, too, esp. the covered one. Amazing "tags" on the trains, especially on the third one. Too bad there was just a quick glimpse of a well done Holly Holm "artwork" on that first train. That famous MMA fighter is from my current hometown of Albuquerque. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks 👍 I wish I would have got a better shot of it
@@JawTooth There is only so much you can do when filming with the trains going by so fast. You never know what colorful "artwork" is coming your way. You do a FINE job with all your videos that are always so educational, esp. since I live in the Southwest and am less familiar with trains back East. Your locations to film are quite interesting to view trains, esp. the ones out in the country. And I always enjoy your videos of your beloved pets and the slide shows. Keep up the fine work, my friend!
@@DougCeleste Wow, thanks! I will keep them coming
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I pretty much figure if auto racks are headed north in Hamilton then they are empty.headed south they are filled with cars and trucks.
Love the old station and what looks to be the old freight house across the tracks. But also love the store right beside the track and the bridge. We have an old covered bridge near here too, one of only four left in Missouri, but it's a pup compared to the Roberts bridge. It was built in 1876. Did you notice that on the stack train, the bottom of those well cars didn't clear the roadway by a whole lot, just a matter of a few inches. Great video. Thanks.
Love your channel. I found it recently. Love seeing those UPS trailers. My husband has worked for UPS for over 35 years and is a feeder driver. He sends me cool pics from the Secaucus, NJ rail yard. Thanks for sharing.
Shot my first rail fan video for myself from the Walkway over the Hudson River recently.
That is awesome! I will look for it. thanks for watching my videos!
Nice!!
Thanks!
Wow, what a great video! Good locations for railfanning, cool bridges, a nice caboose! Thanks JT!
Thank you very much!
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Unique live action Son ... Like those old bridges ... Thx ...
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The covered bridge I grew up to know some kids burned it down back in the 60's. They never built it back...
Whites bridge in Michigan near Lowell was burnt down by vandels and several years later donations spent millions to rebuild it... it was a real mess.
109 on that first train. 89 on that second train. That covered bridge is really cool. The truss type is Burr Arch Truss. It is 79 feet long, and is not in its original location. It was damaged by arson in 1986, and moved and restored in 1991. We only have one covered bridge left, here in NJ. It's up in Hunterdon County. I think it was built about 1859. But it sits on the superstructure of a modern bridge, so the trusses/arches aren't actually doing anything. But it is still used for vehicular traffic. Oh wow, an iron truss bridge too. How cool. I love old bridges. I got around 140 or so on that last train. When I was up to the 120's I dozed off for a few seconds or more, and lost my count. 😆 So I added like 14 and resumed counting.
Great 👍 video!!! Luv the old bridges ! Wow that was close to those engines! Thanks for filming!!!
Thank you very much!
I love all the towns that you make videos in, they remind me of a slower pace, friendlier time before the rat race, high speed everything life style took over. Trains go through our town but there mostly container manifests these days. Your videos show all kinds of freight and rail cars. Thanks very much for all the time and expense you put into all of it !! It shows ! A+++++
Wow that opening was cool.I enjoy all your videos you do such a awesome job with the info. and the sightseeing. Thanks JT👍👍👍👍👍
Nice Video
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Love the covered bridge. It’s so important to preserve these historic structures. Thanks JT
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Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
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Oh, man. That cute little house along about minute 6:06 is a winner for s single guy. Right on the tracks!! Love it.
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Beautiful town there! Cool spot catching them coming between the buildings! Beautiful old coverd bridge, glad it's been kept up and saved! love the old steel bridge as well! Great video Jawtooth! thanks for sharing!
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It was like that autorack train was going around in a circle. I didn't think it was ever going to end. Your arm must get sore.
Mechanical bell crossing at 7:00, you hardly hear those anymore. Awesome catch! Once they wear out the bell is replaced with an E-bell, basically a speaker mounted in a piece of PVC pipe playing a bell sound, thats all we get now a days.
Cool, thanks!
Double Barrelled Bridge, wow how cool
Love the smell of covered bridges. They all seem to have it, but I don't know what it is.
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Great catches. Thanks for the covered bridge coverage.
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New trains to enjoy in September...so good!!!!
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2nd NS 👍👍. That k5la is spine tingling good!! Awesome place you found to video JT.
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Covered bridges very very good. Didn't know they existed. Is stone building a Ohio National Guard Armory? Also, is building near caboose a RR building?
I think the stone building is used by the National Guard for storage or something. Both buildings by the caboose use to be railroad buildings. The one across from the caboose is a liquor store now and the other one is being remodelled
That bridge is very cool
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Wow, you were close and personal with the first train - nice photography. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Many thanks!
That Auto-Rack Train had just about every Auto-Rack in the US there! Just about. I stopped counting! !:^) Nice ones Jaw Tooth, thanks! Keep Safe now. Cheers!
Thanks again!
Your video looks exceptionally clear and bright. Way To Go JT!
Thanks again, that covered bridge was great, strange to me they made these type of bridges. Great train uploads too.
Many thanks!
I live here in central Pennsylvania and we have a lot of covered bridges. I have never seen a double barrel cover bridge that’s very unique!!
Thank you Jaw Tooth...hardest working man on you tube
DPU I see you. I love Jaw Tooths excitement for the trains as we have here
Glad you made it over to Eaton to catch some NS and you were not that far from my hometown of Richmond, IN. That same line also goes through Richmond and glad you had nice weather for your visit. Eaton was packed when 611 came through in 1992....
We have a covered bridge or two near Lowell Michigan...
I'm a little behind on your videos, but that is an awesome covered bridge JT! Thanks for sharing!
The Robert cover bridge was originally out in the country. It was vandalized and caught on fire. The community got together and had it repaired. They then moved into town were it would have less chance of being vandalized. Preble co. Has about 8 covered bridges. They now have bicycle tours and motorcycle rides threw them.
We crossed over a covered bridge back in July going through Holmes County, OH and Amish country. Another good place for covered bridges is Ashtabula County, way up in the northeast part of Ohio.
Beautiful scenery love how the trains go through the buildings like that
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Sorry for skipping the ads. Each one was over three minutes. Unusual for your videos.
I understand. I just let them put on whatever ads they want to. I think they space them out depending on breaks in the footage and timing
Love the bridges, and the cat!
My grandma lives in Eaton the train tracks were 75 feet from my grandmas house and let me tell you when I was growing up that was my favorite thing to do is watch the trains go by
Cool, I would be telling my parents to visit grandma every week! lol
Great video JT. Eaton look like another great railfanning spot that you have found.
Thanks 👍
Cool covered bridge!
Good video with a lot of different aspects. Trains were great as usual. Neat caboose. Nice to see it in the background of the moving train. Loved the double barrel covered bridge. Never have seen a double one. About 5 years ago we went to Winterset Iowa and saw all the "Bridges of Madison County". They were really neat. The iron bridge you were on was great. Bet you drove over it!
Love the covered bridge. We have a covered bridge here in Bedford Indiana.
Awesome location, that bridge is so cool.
I think so too!