That was a nice anniversery present for you 2. Very senic and a little historic at the same time. I hope the engineer let you blow the horn a time or two!? Erick. HAHA...reminds me of the "zoo train ride from Saturday my GF and I took wile at the zoo for the fun of it (pales in comparrison thou. Glad you two enjoyed the journey.
Nice video Eric, I always wanted to ride a Tourist Railroad. Besides Steamtown which is a bit of time away from me. Both geeps have nice Horns as well.
Very nice! You have to come up to my railroad in ny! The adirondack scenic railroad- lots of good times being a trainman and working inside the cab is the best!
You have to pay extra to ride in the cab. They give the certificate to anyone who rides up in the cab, just for fun. They don't let you run the engine or anything like that. The engine is a rebuilt GP9, I believe.
Amazing ride on the train. Sounds like fun to ride in the cab. Last time on a train, rode in an ex-Alaska style full dome car and was a fun roundtrip on a holiday train on a railroad, on the Columbia River, over in Oregon. Often, I ride trains in all shapes and sizes, lots of times, during the past several years. Is the train a comfy ride to enjoy?
Eric,Great train ride,I have watched all of your train Blog's and most of your reviews and I have to say you do the best reviews I have ever seen,Your dedication to this hobby is amazing,Your layout is also amazing.I Sold my post war Lionel trains after 30 yrs.I kept one.have been out of the hobby for 10yrs now but after watching your videos it has sparked a new interest in running modern O scale Lionel trains,What sounds! Thanks for the Spark,Your train collection is just amazing. Thanks Fred
Eric !! another great video. I think I'm gonna take my son and go for a ride. Where in Macon so we can make a weekend out of it. Did you spend the night ? Any suggestions ? Fred
I don/t know what you're "real job" is but you always do a good job in explaining stuff and in story telling; you also do a good job editing your postings. You could always get a job doing "industrials" or in journalism.
I liked it ..But i think you could of told us more about the engine maybe some of us dont know much about what kind of engine you were on ..maybe even what the extra cost might be so if anyone wanted to do it we would have an idea of the cost ... one other thing was you got a certificate for what ! doing nothing but riding in the cab ,I didnt see no hands on assisting ...