Steel Coils, DPUs, Mixed manifests, a Stop and Go and more! 

I love coil steel, Scott, and several were astonishingly large! Thank you! 😃😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤❤

You caught us a fabulous mixed manifest with a mid-train DPU that was 183+/- cars long! It had one TLX box car that was untagged. Quite the rarity! Another great catch, Scott! 😄😄😄😄❤❤❤❤

Morning Scott, Rev Harry & everyone. Love Lockland! a beautiful morning for railfans, great trains fast ones too & fab horn blows a nice surprise this Monday morning Scott I thought we would get Glendale! from your Sunday evening get together. Have a great week whatever you are up to Scott. ❤😊👍ps I watched the ads too. 😊

Good ones in Lockland Scott. I always like the steel coils. You got a couple extra long trains this time. Thank you for sharing these. ❤

It was certainly a huge mixed manifest. I still enjoy the coil train as well. Many thanks.

Thank you for another wonderful video, Scott! Coil steel and mixed manifests are for sure my favorite trains, and you brought both. You started off the week in a great way, and I have a feeling you'll continue in the same way! We'll chat tomorrow, I hope. See you then! 😀😀😀😀❤❤❤❤

Nice catches!..even when they stop! LOL Great video Scott! 🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸

Another great video, Scott and as always you stay safe out there and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next

I've been watching railfan videos for over 7 years now. I started with Jaw Tooth videos, and watched him almost exclusively until he introduced your channel when you were fist starting, Scott. I DID watch Jason Asselin now and then because he was featured on a couple of Jaw Tooth videos, and Jaw Tooth also introduce me to Hobo Shoestring, who I watched faithfully up until his tragic passing (which I STILL suspect was something other than the official word). I haven't considered Shoestring's channel and videos "railfan" videos per se however. He was PART OF the rails we are fans of. The rails were Shoestring's life, his lifestyle, and his home for the most part, so he was a bonus close-up look at the railroad that we are all fans of, and more. I got distracted there. My intention for saying how long I've been watching railfan videos was to say this; In all of those years I have asked Jaw Tooth several questions about railroad terminology and other railroad information that I didn't know until he replied with the answers. I have one question that I keep forgetting to ask him, and that question just now popped into my mind, so I'll ask you because I'm sure that you know the answer as well. I hear Jaw Tooth and you mentioning conductors and engineers now and then. In mentioning who waved out of the window of a locomotive, or who gave a train horn salute, Jaw Tooth has mentioned both engineers and conductors. In my extremely limited understanding of everything related to railroads, I have always thougt that the engineer was in the locomotive "driving" the train, and the conductor was the guy assisting passengers onto the train, collecting tickets, and sometimes collecting fares and giving tickets to passengers who had just boarded. I didn't know that freight trains had conductors, so I am confused about what that position entails, and what is an engineer on a train? Those questions may sound stupid to a lot of people who watch your channel, but I am still learning. I trust that you can help me learn a few more things here, Scott. Great video, by the way!

Good made video, mr 1960gambit. No place on the railway yard and than a long,long mixed manifest. Sorry car drivers wait a short time the dispatcher do his best. Thx for this topvideo in Lockland Ohio 🚆🚆👍👍💪💪👌🚆🚆. Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.

Early morn, long shadows. Gottal love it. Lawn Chairs and trains.

Mueller 1875 looked like the place to get some good mixed freight action and some good horn blasts! Watching the short ads is easy to do, but not the ones longer than your video.

Great video ...thank you 🙂👍

Nice one Scott. I think I counted 203, + or - one or two, cars on the train that stopped but at least you got a conductor wave, so that was pretty cool.

It has been said the reason why John Dillinger never robbed Marion Indiana were i live is because of the Railroad crossings we had in this town I thought about that when the train stopped Enjoyed the video

Awesome catch this morning Scott,are you going out of town this week? Have a good day buddy and be safe 🙏🏻

Awesome video Dude!!.. Looks like you get pretty close there... Set out myself on a walk towards the tracks earlier hoping to catch something,but I got halfway up the street and the skies opened up and I got soaked😂.. Turned around and ran home lol... What's that building in the distance when you're looking North I think it was...It looks intriguing lol..

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according to wiki fumed silica is silica that's been roasted in flames it used as a filler thickener desiccant and a light defuser among other things!! looks like they installed a new electronics shack at the field end if that building! by the way Scott those yellow UP boxcars, do you have a length on those? they look longer than 60 feet and to my eye they look like 86 footers!!

Good morning Scott. Do they run coil trains all day between the mill in Middletown and plant in Rockport?

Is it still hot there compared to the last time you were in Lockland?