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Obviously the engineer of this locomotive shouldn't be allowed to be an engineer at all because he clearly does not know how to operate a steam locomotive properly at all.
My son is special needs and he loves antique streetcars 🚊like those he thinks they are highly underrated forms of public transportation and all should be preserved, restored, and put back into service carrying passengers in city streets just like they use to.
Fantastic Video Really enjoyed it keep up the great work looking forward to seeing more content from you soon thanks again and have a wonderful weekend
I recognize the covered bridge at 3;13. It is at Florence, near the lime slurry plant. This video has nice short-line action. I've spent quite a bit of time in Vermont, but it's not great railfanning. Not a lot of trains.
Thank you. Yes, in some places, I've learned that once you find a crew on duty, you chased them for the day. Gives you great opportunities to photograph the line.
I hope they can eventually get enough funds to restore their track. It'd be nice to see them going faster than 5 mph on the dilapidated trackage they have.
Feel free to check out my Shortlines Playlist. One of my favorite things to do is find a mom and pop railroad and figure out their days they work. And photograph them!
Glad that there were no injuries to anyone related to this incident, for having 2 buildings going at the same time, and to have a knock down in 30 minutes ( what a great job guys) Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
