I've NEVER SEEN THIS Before... Old Rails Brought me Here!

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I've always said that following railroad tracks, especially abandoned or rarely used tracks can lead you to some rather interesting things and this video is proof of that. Today I'm following a line that is rarely used and mostly overgrown to see what interesting things it may reveal, but I'm also on a mission to find two things. I head talk on fb of someone mentioning this rail line and saying there's a type of cave or tunnel near the tracks and an area called the black desert. I not only found these two items, but much more as well. Come along for a ride as we traverse multiple miles and cross through multiple towns to see what we can discover.
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@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

These old rails never disappoint. What are your thoughts on what we found?

@dl3g3nd45 Месяц назад

Fun place to explore.

@brolydictcumberbatchmontou401 29 дней назад

Id love to se a trail ride video. that place looks fun. Your ANIIOKI Electric Bikes, A8 PRO MAX looks so fun too!

@703am 29 дней назад

well worth a revisit in the fall or winter ..enjoyed watching take care Jay

@darrenhanson3875 29 дней назад

What railway app do you use??

@JPVideos81 28 дней назад

@@darrenhanson3875 rail guide

@lisarought405 Месяц назад

Idk if anyone else does but when I watch your videos I just get drawn into them and forget everything because I feel like I'm in the video myself.Thats why I watch your videos and save them.Thank you for the awesome videos

@kamoonrathewolfgod9189 29 дней назад

The black desert went on forever. Too bad you didn't bring a drone to look at all that blackened area. Please do come back in colder weather and do more exploring. The view of the train bridge was awesome at the end. Thank you for exploring places that I will never see in my lifetime but love to see them with you. This video was very fascinating to me.

@JPVideos81 29 дней назад

Thanks so much!

@jandraelune1 2 дня назад

Another train line is on ther otherside of that ' black desert '

@richardsvensson5154 Месяц назад

The black desert looks interesting i definitely think you should go back in the winter 👍

@1361057 Месяц назад

Super enjoyed that ride you took us on … I love following old abandoned rail lines like you do. Well done JP!

@isaiahwelch8066 29 дней назад

JP, I may have an answer for your tunnel. If my knowledge is correct, narrow-gauge rail on the top of the tunnel would be there to load mined coal into standard-gauge coal trains. This would have been in the 1800s, maybe the early 1900s. Essentially, narrow gauge rail was lighter and quicker to build into remote areas, such as for mining. What many people do not know is that out in the West, any tracks going into a mine were the same gauge as local narrow-gauge railroad track, whether 30" or 36", so mine cars could be pulled out from the mine, and a narrow-gauge switcher could form trains to take mined material to a tipple or other loader. The switcher would then shove empties to the mine entrance. Meanwhile, a narrow-gauge Consolidation or maybe a Mallet engine would move the mine cars to the standard gauge train. And railroads being practical, would have used gravity whenever possible. That said, if I'm right, it looks as if flooding at some point filled in what would have been railbed some 15 or 20 feet below where you stood.

@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel 28 дней назад

the only flaw to that is that the narrow gauge rail was used a rebar in the concrete, not sitting on top of it :/ Nice theory though!

@isaiahwelch8066 25 дней назад

@@thegoodtom1718 : Separation of raw ore from other detris and waste material would have been done on-site, not processing it in terms of smelting it down and the like. That would have been done elsewhere. For instance, the Georgetown & Durango "Silverton Loop Railroad" hauled silver from the mines to an interchange with a standard-gauge railroad, since it was a narrow-gauge railroad. The same thing was true for other mines, such as copper and tin, as well as logging railroads. The logging roads would haul their cargo to an interchange with a standard-gauge road so the timber could be taken to sawmills that would produce useable lumber and wood pulp for paper mills.

@ctd92dad 21 день назад

Old rails have a story. If you dig down to the wooden cross ties, you may find in the center a nail that looks like a roofing nail only thicker. On the top of head will be a number. That is the year for the railroad to replace the cross tie, ie. 72 would be 1972. Not all rail companies did that, but some did.

@jaybarber68 8 дней назад

I remember seeing those nails with numbers on Soo Line crossties when I was a kid.

@mikeyhowell5449 4 дня назад

They are called date nails

@tina5032 День назад

Number is stamp of maker, one number every 10000

@alanstant9356 Месяц назад

That's some beautiful country there Jay. Mother nature had her way of making things beautiful that's for sure.

@danielulz1640 Месяц назад

That looks like it could be restored to be a fairly cool excursion line. Interesting trip, thanks J. P.

@gravelydon7072 28 дней назад

You'd have to talk to the RBM&N RR about that and they do run excursions on some of their tracks. Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority actually owns that track from where it ties into the RBM&N and RBM&N has the rights on the track. Back when the Luzerne County GIS mapping was done the line was being used to store tank cars on it. RJ Corman bought the L & S in 2020. Don't know how accurate the Luzerne County GIS map is as ours in Ohio still shows PC as owning land thru my farm that was bought from them back in 1997.

@starlust6726 29 дней назад

JP my buddy..... ya missed the enormous, and still intact shaft, of the colliery! It has been topped off with a giant piece of concrete. It's located just slightly south of the black desert in the neighborhood section. The street name would have hinted to it: Red Ash Court. You can see it on the usual GIS and imagery resources. If you'd like - I could show you it personally, and a few other anthracite gems hiding in plain sight in the Wyoming Valley, one particularly would make your jaw fall off. ;-)

@patricknoveski6409 27 дней назад

As a total train buff,I love old rail lines. This is so cool u found this. Too fun !

@heatherpoole7582 Месяц назад

That was awesome. I really enjoyed the addition of “through the years” images. I would like to see an explore of the area in the fall/winter to see if you discover anything new and to get a whole different view.

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Those images and timeline can be incredibly helpful for situations like this. Appreciate you watching.

@algomaone121 29 дней назад

This was FUN! It reminds me of many hiking adventures on railroad beds in western PA.

@musclecarmitch908 Месяц назад

Awesome adventure JP! Nothing better than following old rails! Awesome finds along the way! RJ Corman is a legend he was such a great guy! And one heck of a backhoe operator in my area! So thankful he has saved so many rails with his short lines, he is truly missed but his legacy lives on!👍

@mimig5357 Месяц назад

Very fun explore with you!! Awesome finds! Love rambling along!! Definitely go back during colder weather!! Thank you!💙

@barbara-pigeonbray4579 Месяц назад

Great fun follovving the old rails ..Love the old structures .....Yes, vvould like to see you return in the fall and discover more hidden surprises ..The ebike is perfect for this type of journey . Thank you for taking us along vvith you on another fun (and educational ) adventure ..💙👍

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

How'd I'd guess you'd like me to return? Haha jk. Yes, the journey was very enjoyable on the bike and lots to discover.

@half-a-man8182 14 дней назад

To me there is nothing sadder than an abandoned railroad line. I used to find places like this when I lived in Iowa. Thanks for the video!

@SR-zi6eo 28 дней назад

Wonderful exploration, JP. Yes, please go back in the winter to see more. That little “cave” that you missed at first could be so cozy if the folks would keep it clean. Thanks for taking us along; much appreciated! ……….🌝

@patriciasentz4950 День назад

Thanks for taking me along for this amazing ride!

@scottleidenberger4401 29 дней назад

That was an all around awesome rail explore and ride. Thanks for sharing .

@AdamBuckmantechpad1642 Месяц назад

1. the trailer was gone becuse there going to build a walmart there now the plan to build a WAWA KFC starbucks and some other stores 2. the tracks were used for storage up untill 2021 2022 ish

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

I wouldn't be opposed to seeing a wawa there. They're already building a new sheetz not far from there.

@AdamBuckmantechpad1642 Месяц назад

@@JPVideos81 ya that is going open June 13th

@rogerhare7886 Месяц назад

Very interesting trip. Thanks for taking me along.

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

My pleasure

@kristencostello7042 Месяц назад

I found a newspaper article from 2007 where the owner of the Birchwood Village Estates trailer park sold off the front part of it to a national developer. There were lots of rumors of a Walmart being built there but obviously nothing ever came of it.

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Ty for sharing that

@skeeterfan3626 26 дней назад

That's why you never buy a trailer on rented land.

@matildamarmaduke1096 25 дней назад

Really glad nothing came of it Walmart sucks

@misterspitfire6564 29 дней назад

What a great trip! Thanks for taking us along with you on your explorations. 👍

@sonplusone7059 Месяц назад

That definitely was an enjoyable video. Many finds, good weather and an absolute adventure. Get out and explore your world…that’s exactly what you did. Great job JP Have a great weekend. 🤗

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Can't go wrong following old rails. Some history and some random finds make for a good day. Enjoy your weekend!

@gaylebrodt676 Месяц назад

Wow JP, what an awesome adventure! I agree, that is a gorgeous view! First off, I thought it was funny they didn't take the steering wheel on the abandoned golf cart. lol The first tunnel was a cool bonus find, the bird's nest looked like it had little birds in it and it's great you found the second tunnel too, not sure what they were used for either, but they are very fascinating. The black desert was so neat to find and like you said, more to see and learn about the coal mining history. You are so right, with just a little duct tape and hopes and dreams that boat could definitely be seaworthy! lol I'm glad you continued, your curiosity paid off for sure, it was interesting and an amazing journey! Really great video, thank you! 💙

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

I think the steering wheel is probably the only thing left of value haha. Lots of great things we came across on this journey, but still so much left to discover.

@anthonycoach4551 Месяц назад

If I'm correct that boat is called a Boston waleR there pretty rare and worth money I know a guy restoring one yah I believe that boat will still float it looks pretty good yet boy id like take that thing home..and great trail ride adventure..👍🏻

@kennethmaynard5046 23 дня назад

Jp should try to see if the boat is sea worthy and try a river trip on a smaller river

@scpittman5769 29 дней назад

You should go back in the fall and explore the black desert for sure

@dianacanales2526 Месяц назад

"... A little bit of duct tape and some hopes & dreams?" Lol! I love your positivity, Jay! Yeah, that red boat in the former trailer park was cool. Some really interesting finds all along your journey today! Even a guy with a chainsaw! Nice of him to bring you to that unknown, stone arch structure. You definitely have the heart of an explorer, and what a gorgeous day to explore! Loved the views from atop the black desert mountain. Thanks for bringing us along!! :)

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

😁

@TK-ri7pl 28 дней назад

.....comes across guy in the boonies with a chainsaw.....I was scouting the fringes of video for the hockey mask....

@dianacanales2526 27 дней назад

@@TK-ri7pl 😄

@julietteneylon4243 29 дней назад

Yes come back an check it out. I love this exploration of and where it yook you. Will be very interesting to see the ruins without as much vegitation

@robertsuper7451 29 дней назад

That bridge in the woods is part of an old coal tipple. 👍👍👍

@joesupulski7446 Месяц назад

The abandoned trailer park in Exeter was a proposed site for a WalMart Superstore about 10 years ago. The project was scraped because of local business objections.

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Oh really? Guess they'd have to remove the existing trailer park in the back to fit a place like that.

@georgesmith1759 Месяц назад

Thank you for the 'maps from the past' montage. Great vid and super entertaining, thank you.

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Glad it helped put things into better perspective

@kristencostello7042 Месяц назад

Loved this! Thanks for taking me back home, Jason 🙂

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Glad you had a revisit of a familiar place

@michaelmarcotti2470 29 дней назад

That was a great adventure! Love riding railtrails. No traffic. just nice scenery.

@JPVideos81 29 дней назад

Exactly

@seanduncan3958 29 дней назад

So glad I found your channel. Thank you for the tour of this line! Enjoyed it.

@thomasdubay1496 Месяц назад

This was your best adventure yet. I love your channel.

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Appreciate the comment

@mrvic92154 26 дней назад

I have a disability where I have about 70 to 80% use of my left leg from a major accident, I can't fully pedal very long so I have some limitations but watching you on that electric bike is a game changer, that's the only way I can explore Trails because I can't walk a whole long time either, I've noticed more and more Trails have signs where e-bikes are prohibited but there's no other way for me to enjoy a trail like a normal two-legged 100% Explorer, have you ran into anything like that, what are your experiences in these situations or is there any way we can stop people from just posting up signs limiting bicycles and not allowing e-bikes which is very essential for me to enjoy my life and get to the outdoors again, you really have a great show doing these trail rides I hope you do more thanks so very much, PS I just subscribed to your Channel today because you did such a high quality program

@JPVideos81 26 дней назад

I haven't come across any problems or issues yet, but I do know in certain parts of Pennsylvania, electric scooters are no longer allowed, but ebikes are allowed everywhere a regular bicycle is (sharing road with cars, rail trails, etc). The only thing I've seen is speed limits on rail trails. Each state and municipalities have their own laws and restrictions, but unless someone is acting like a complete fool to cause harm to themself or others, most shouldn't be bothered. I recommend talking to others in your area who have ebikes to see if they've encountered any problems, but hopefully you get to enjoy one for yourself so you can still get out and explore.

@jackgill2501 Месяц назад

Thank you for the trip, very much enjoyed!

@judygarnet425 29 дней назад

This was fun coming along ! Fun discovery's I enjoyed every minute of the journey! Nice to get away from everything for a while!😊😊😊😊

@JPVideos81 29 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@ethanlazowski1849 Месяц назад

used to be a train station right before the bridge there

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Oh yea? Any pictures?

@brendaadamsgreatvideoenjoy1292 29 дней назад

Yes! For sure! Return when foliage down! Black dessert interesting. What was levy for?? Tyvm😄

@nobillclinton Месяц назад

great adventure. Looking forward to you going back in autumn.

@SleeTheSloth 29 дней назад

WOW! Great video. Loved evrey bit of it!

@alexandria8255 29 дней назад

Yes, a very cool exploration. Plzz do return when the foliage is gone! 🙏🙏🙏God Bless BTW the train bridge photo at the end is gorgeous. You ever been across that one yet? I don't recall.

@JPVideos81 29 дней назад

I haven't crossed it as it's still technically considered active.

@hardymichael533 Месяц назад

👋😎 amazing video on RU-vid

@arlingtontrains7 Месяц назад

Ahhh I was hoping you’d keep going, I want more! Haha

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Haha

@robertmanley7556 Месяц назад

What a cool old Steel Train Bridge !! There are couple left around where I live . That tunnel or old bridge was so cool !! Shame that second one was filled in 😭😭.Great pictures at the end ....I just love the pictures always so colorful and alive the rusty rails and bolts were my favorite this time excellent work as always great video !! 👍👍

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Ty robert

@bobbelles8440 28 дней назад

This is amazing, my dad was born and raised in wilkes barre on Westminster street. His grand father was a brake man on one the railroads there.

@brendawynkoop1735 29 дней назад

Love that old train bridge.

@elainelott9644 29 дней назад

I always love your montages at the end !!! You are a gifted photographer !!!

@junie1955 28 дней назад

Thanks for another great explore as always.

@stephenlittle7534 25 дней назад

Wow. What a journey you had. Thanks. I, too, went along an old railway track way. No rails. It went from my station Harrow and Wealdstone to Stanmore old station. A few miles were the jubilee line terminal now.

@nancygermain6924 21 день назад

Great exploration, so many trails with good finds. Beautiful woods.

@JonS0107 11 дней назад

I lived in a community that converted old railroad tracks and the bridges that once were used for military and industrial logistical transportation, and turned them into ten plus miles of commuter bike paths, complete with shade, tire and water stations.

@sheetzjunkie 28 дней назад

Jay I enjoy these videos so much! Thank you for getting me out more than my body is capable of any longer. ❤

@MrIceman22 27 дней назад

thanks for sharing this jp this was a awesome video :D

@Carolb66 29 дней назад

Hi JP, the bridge you featured in your opening section was awesome, shame you couldn't have gone over it but safety first! There is nothing better than following old tracks & see where they take you on a beautiful day. Lovely explore & really interesting, thank you! ❤😊👍

@JPVideos81 29 дней назад

If the rails were technically abandoned, I would of crossed the bridge, but on the other side it only goes near the road with no ruins.

@Carolb66 28 дней назад

@@JPVideos81Thank you, JP I just said safety first because very rarely you do get a train & that bridge was very narrow. I didnt know there was nothing of interest on the other side. ❤

@Kayakjunkie 29 дней назад

Yes please go back and explore that area more

@karlsengupta7185 29 дней назад

Definitely return in the winter months, when the vegetation is thinner...

@Kimberly-dt4ko 26 дней назад

Great video as always. Glad you found the things you were looking for and some you weren't. The montage was excellent. I like how you can make a bolt as visually pleasing as a view down the tracks. The shot of the bridge was beautiful. I hope you go back in the fall or winter so we can see what else is out there.

@JPVideos81 25 дней назад

Thanks!

@MadMods4u 17 дней назад

Nice day trip... Thanks for sharing 😊

@stevenkaskus6173 29 дней назад

Thanks for the journey 😊

@JPVideos81 29 дней назад

You bet!

@leeturner1838 29 дней назад

these videos of the former mines are very intersting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@robertalcock1523 29 дней назад

Very intriguing video!!

@neilhansen5663 26 дней назад

Another great exploration

@Fez4277 15 дней назад

Just found this and your content, excellent work! I would definitely go back and explore the black desert! Would love to see it!

@hopehamby9287 25 дней назад

Wow the trails remind me of old wagon trails! 😊

@user-qv6sn9xy9k 10 дней назад

Here is my assumption on the tunnel thing. They probably had a small gauge rail to transport the coal back and forth. That tunnel thing is really just a hump to keep the elevation of the rail at a decent grade. It may have even operated by gravity.

@michaelosetek4655 28 дней назад

Cool video, I really enjoyed your adventure. Thanks for the ride along.

@JPVideos81 28 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@Alco16-251F Месяц назад

This was absolutely wonderful! I’m gonna be doing videos on this track as well because it is a former Delaware Lackawana and Western line. This was the former Bloomberg branch which ran from Taylor all the way down to Northumberland and connected with the Pennsylvania railroad. I can’t wait to do my video documentaries on this. Great work as always Jay! This is useful information that I need

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

Your info is correct. I shared that exact same info in this video. Happy exploring.

@Alco16-251F 29 дней назад

@@JPVideos81 Thanks!!

@SilverGummiShark 28 дней назад

Abandoned rails have always taken me places I found cool stuff.

@capicolaspicy Месяц назад

Love to see you revisit that old coal site - very intriguing! Starting at 22 mins, wish you had set the cam aiming a bit higher up...mostly looking down at the ground more lol.....recovered at 27 - ty! What an amazing journey of exploration!

@JPVideos81 Месяц назад

I'll try and improve the angles in the future

@capicolaspicy Месяц назад

@@JPVideos81 it was fine - just that very short few minutes crossing through that insane black desert...surreal!

@acarriestottlemire6742 23 дня назад

Yes, go back in th fall. Enjoyed the video. Thx

@user-wq4oh7ct6o 29 дней назад

Love it buddy

@mattcrowley3075 21 день назад

Great video JP! Thanks for sharing this video, especially the Bloom branch. I’ve often wondered how much was left of this branch above Kingston.

@JPVideos81 20 дней назад

Thanks for checking it out

@Chirita008 28 дней назад

Awesome adventure! I was intrigued from the beginning, I paused the video and got out my stationary bike that I haven't ridden in years. As someone else mentioned, you do seem to draw us in as if we are right there with you. I also need the exercise, so thank you for that! Please do take us back with you to explore the Black Desert, it's such a great feeling to explore and find pieces of history that took so much hard work and dedication to build, and appreciate them once again. Definitely MORE e-bike videos, please! 😁🌟 Looking forward to our next adventure.

@JPVideos81 28 дней назад

😊💙

@peterchadderton8122 28 дней назад

Excellent video and it is great you found what you went to see I love the adventure type vid as you get to see what is always hidden

@JPVideos81 27 дней назад

Thanks 👍

@larrybailey43 28 дней назад

This is what an E-bike is so handy to explore places.

@JPVideos81 28 дней назад

Easy way to travel areas like this without exhausting yourself. I love it.

@matildamarmaduke1096 25 дней назад

@@JPVideos81so where did you get your e bike from ? How far can you go on a charge ? I've been thinking about one but I don't want to waste money I don't have

@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel 28 дней назад

Two "what the hell" was a good indication of this journey ;) Nice ride, Jay, thanks for taking us along :)

@JPVideos81 28 дней назад

Haha, thanks for checking it out.

@Paulie1232 Месяц назад

Very cool 😎

@garymessina1609 28 дней назад

Yes Jay please return great adventurous video thanks

@zanefeltenberger3061 25 дней назад

Yup. We what more . Definitely want to see on the other side of wall. Love your content.

@VickyGeib-cg5tf 28 дней назад

Hi jp great video you should visit this place in fall

@katlyons9444 28 дней назад

Hi Jay. Awesome adventure. Hope you are doing great.

@JPVideos81 28 дней назад

Awesome indeed. Thanks for stopping by Kat

@donnasilver940 28 дней назад

Nice explore.I enjoyed that.

@playwithmeinsecondlife6129 26 дней назад

I recall the culm banks to the east and west of Tamaqua, they were very extensive. I explored them in my teens in the seventies but I haven't been back in thirty years. The opening of Newark mine to the west was still there in 93 but I haven't seen the Greenwood mine since the seventies. My father had worked both mines in the thirties.

@Vegasparanormal 29 дней назад

❤❤❤❤ such a fun explore 😊😊

@user-kn3gc3tu4p 24 дня назад

Go back in the winter Bro! Looking forward to that vid!

@johnhicks735 25 дней назад

It looks like A high rise train tracks over pass straight away for dual traffic through and overhead to.

@kenhanna9551 27 дней назад

Very cool video. Thanks

@exploringwithjenn5314 27 дней назад

Interesting video. Some more like these please 😃

@davidhbrown9767 29 дней назад

My first thought on seeing the "black desert" was that it was a slurry pond failure that poured all of that coal silt down on the area.

@josieruiz3946 27 дней назад

My father worked for the Santa Fe Railroad and we lived in a train house for many years this brings back memories at very young age I saw many things my dad even was boss of a group of Apache Indians they even made my br I there and I a swing made out of a tire. We road in the house train . Brings back memories thank you.