Nice catch man!!! With my last season 5 (season 5 2023) train video has been uploaded Friday, I'll be starting to upload train videos of season 6 (season 6 2024) in September some time!
@ThePrairiesRailfan I see, I play train sim world 3 and you get to drive trains from point A to point B and it's a real life rail track, BNSF, UP, CSX, and NS tracks for freight
@@gagethedarkrailfan7417 Yeah, Train Simulator Classic you get to drive trains realistically on real life locations like wasatch grade, so basically like train sim world 3
If they reach there goal of $100,000 via gofundme on there website to fix the pipeage inside the steam locomotive itself, It could very well start running next year.
@@gagethedarkrailfan7417 Way to late for me, I’m quite scared railfanning around that time because there can be a lot of weirdos walking around by that hour, I think the latest I railfan is on Fridays in September on the keewatin around 5:40-6:20 PM.
Nice catches man! Looks like alot of action on that track today! This evening I went to Day St and filmed 4 trains and also caught CP 4405 and CP 4433 leading a local train to Transcona yards for switching.
@ThePrairiesRailfan right when I got there probably around 5 40 or 6 it was the local train followed by a eastbound intermodal and westbound mix freight and later a westbound intermodal. About a few hours
You guys have balls standing next to trains all the time. I know derailments are rare but ya never know haha. Wow that DPU sure showed up fast. My dad's a retired Locomotive engineer. He worked this line countless times 😊
Nice to know! And yeah, Actually right after this train I was shaking because it was so massive and fast I felt the entire ground around me shake, They go 60 thru the Sprague so you got a lot of highballers!
Is that why I passed 3 people scrambling to park and setup their cameras at Plessis & Gunn? One guy parked on the shoulder AND ran across the road. Seemed like a couple bad decisions 🙄
@@ThePrairiesRailfan yeah I might even have it on my dashcam unless it was overwritten already lol. I'm in my mid-40s and my dad's a retired Locomotive engineer, and The house I grew up in backed on to the CN main line in mission gardens. Trains are cool and all but I've never understood how people can be THAT interested in trains. But I guess there's a hobby for everything. I just feel like it's gone overboard the past decade or two. Anyway stay safe!
@@grabasandwichThanks! And as a perspective as a Train Enthusiast, Yeah the Railfanning side, If you don’t know is basically taking videos and pictures of Trains, Has gotten… Interesting with the community, Recently a guy derailed a entire train for RU-vid Clout and Views.
@@ThePrairiesRailfan Yeah I've been aware of railfanning for a long time and I get the allure, but It used to be a really small niche of mostly older guys I believe, But I think social media has definitely widened that group. I saw the clip of the derailment. Haven't read a whole lot about it but that guy is clearly unhinged. Sorry it's giving your hobby a bad name. I can see how this might cause sweeping changes to enforcement by the rail police etc. These giant corporations keep growing and merging, and the laws were already super strict, but I bet a new form of viral police videos will soon surface with people interacting with rail police. My dad was a health and safety union rep for many years as well, and I used to help him with his computer stuff all the way back to the early 90s lol. I've seen so many different topics regarding running trade employees, although I can't remember ever seeing any about trespassing or whatever.
Thanks! Yeah, I’d assume it was like that because 100 was supposed to have all EMD power that day but it got all cut off except 2 locomotives on the Train.
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CP #2816 came to Winnipeg to finish off the wild steam tour. CP #2816 tour went wild when it reached Mexico. Dont worry. She's ok. WB to Canada CP #2816. CPKC might have more use for you. Im sorry the Mexican part of your tour was chaotic.
Yeah this whole steam tour had a good side and a down side to it, I feel bad for the crew having to experience the death of a girl on the steam cylinder.
It will be returning to its home In Calgary, Right now we don’t know If this Is Its last run or there’s many excursions to come for this 1930s classic, Depends on what CPKC does to It to be honest.
Nice catches man!!! I hope you stayed cool out there today lol, that was very hot out there today seeing this train again, it was nice hanging out with you and Maple Syrup Railfan waiting for this train on Thursday and meeting you and catching this once of a lifetime train! Thanks and see you down the rails!
@@sheldonhildebrandt1126It will be going westbound to get to Calgary tomorrow on the CP Carberry Subdivision, I’d recommend Rosser, MB, Sense Trains there go 60 MPH on the CP Mainline, I’d recommend Rosser Rd, Sense It gives a good view on the CP Mainline, Also No Problem!
