The Fugitive FILMING LOCATIONS | Train wreck found!!!

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In 1993, Harrison Ford & Tommy Lee Jones starred in a movie called "The Fugitive". One of the most intense crash scenes ever filmed in a movie involving a freight train and a bus full of prisoners was shot on location in a small town in North Carolina. The wreckage was left abandoned as is, after filming ended. Come along with us as we explore the wreckage!!!
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@chris_stoller18 5 месяцев назад

Great video and footage!! Thank You so much for sharing!!

@JMExplorations 5 месяцев назад

Glad that you enjoyed it!!! Thank you for watching and commenting!

@chris_stoller18 5 месяцев назад

@@JMExplorations You are most welcome!!

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Just a quick note to those of you who find it offensive and absolutely horrific that we would step foot on or near railways. This is Jen and I have had it with people threatening us for doing what we love. It’s called BULLYING and we won’t tolerate it on our channel. We go to these places to show others places they may never get to see. We are living life to the fullest and enjoying every minute of our time together!! With all of the sad, scary and horrible things going on in our world right now, you would think that exploration of amazing places would be low in the list of something you would take time to worry about. We are good people who have dedicated our lives to helping others in the medical field. It just so happens that in our free time, we love to adventure together. In short, for the man (and some others) who have threatened us for this and some of our other train videos, I say... relax and enjoy life the way you want to enjoy it. Stop looking for things to be angry about and you will be a happier person. This is Marcel and I want to add that the “man” that Jen refers to is no man. He is a keyboard warrior spewing hate and name calling while HIDING like a little sissy behind the safety of his computer! Pathetic actually!!!

@markcavandish1295 3 года назад

Those kind of people have no lives, no value and no personal hygiene... and they know it.

@darvon906 Год назад

Well said , I enjoy watching content like yours ,precisely to forget about all the real sh*t going on in the world. 😊

@gabrielquinones3343 9 месяцев назад

Yes same can be said for me cause I ran in front of a moving passenger train

@gabrielquinones3343 9 месяцев назад

Can call marcel as a stupid idoit

@desks717 9 месяцев назад

now they have it gated off and you cant do down there now

@olentangy74 4 года назад

The locos used in the film were purchased for a rail equipment brokerage company. They had to be made environmentally safe. That is why the locos are basically shells. The diesel engines, the electrical motors, all hydraulics, and anything with petroleum had to be removed. The fuel tanks were drained and flushed. All that was left, was basiically the locos's headlamps, and cab lights which were powered by an onboard battery. The whole consist was pushed from the rear by real locomotives.

@ReadingAreaRailfan 3 года назад

U18B still has its prime mover

@mikewood3528 3 года назад

@olentangy74 Although they may have been pushed into a starting position, the stunt scene documentary (I thought I saved it in my faves, but now can’t find it) stated that the front engine was “running remotely” and under its own power for the scene. I know of two people (although one may have passed away a few years ago) who own businesses in Dillsboro and were “observing” at least part of the filming from the water...upstream of the “blockade” that the film crew had in place. I don’t recall them mentioning any other locomotives pushing from behind...but you may be correct. I always thought the lead engine was under power though.

@EasternMaineRailfan 2 года назад

The u18b was EX CSX 1901, the GP30 tall hood was EX N&W 536, and idk where the slug, or the GP9m (which pushed the dummy locomotives) came from

@gabrielquinones3343 9 месяцев назад

Why coundnt it have a working engine on both

@KwaIified 5 лет назад

The Fugitive was from 1993

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Yeah...I wrote that on the screen!! When I looked it up later I seen how far off I was!!! lol

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Hey everyone! We are so very happy that we have received such amazing support and have truly loved reading all of the positive comments that have come our way after we post a video. Thank you for coming along with us on our adventures. We know that we can be a little goofy at times and may even say things that will leave you scratching your head, but know that we are doing this to show you amazing places and to inspire you to live life to the fullest! Keep the awesome comments coming! We love hearing from you and would look forward to bringing you more explorations soon!

@engelbertkai15 5 лет назад

The another's smaller bus is the been use by the collection bus by

@NickP 4 года назад

J&M Explorations Double Banger! Abandoned movie set. ... Special!!

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Nick P Was Here this was on the top of our list when we were planning our trip and knew we were going to be in that area!!! LOVE the movie The Fugitive!!! 😊

@gracein-sookpark5825 5 лет назад

i love fugitive movie, it was filmed in chicago where i grew up, and most increDible music went with the suspense.

@cindysplace 6 лет назад

I am surprised actually that this was just left abandoned. I would have thought that the movie company would be required to clean it all up. I loved The Fugitive. One of my favorite all time movies. I really liked the television series as well starring David Jannsen. Thanks for this.

@JMExplorations 6 лет назад

We thought the same thing....but, we sure are glad they didn't! Glad you enjoyed it!

@southernrailfanner7675 4 года назад

Those tracks are in operation great smoky mountain railroad gsmr

@mr.minebloxdaylighttwinkle442 4 года назад

2:47 no it is the great smoky mountains railroad tourist train goes right through it I even seen the wreck site itself while riding and listed that on my train channel railroad velocipede productions

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Mr. Mineblox / Daylight Twinkle thank you

@crrguy1625 5 лет назад

Those Tracks Next To It Are Still In Use They Are The Great Smokie Mountain Railroads (GSMR) That Run Trains Past There

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

SC Railroad Videography oh cool!!! Is that a scenic railroad ride? If so it must be gorgeous!!!

@crrguy1625 5 лет назад

@@JMExplorations It Is A Senic Railroad That Goes From The Fugitive Wreck Site To A Town That I Forgot The Name Of Past Bryson City.

@javix2013 Год назад

What I liked about the 90s is that since the CGI was not yet developed, they had to film these scenes real and that has a great charm and a plus in a movie.

@JMExplorations Год назад

OMG you got that right!!! There is a RU-vid video from the Great Scenic Railway on how they filmed the scenes.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-raalmAFeloA.html

@prestoncheapbtheadphoneste3010 4 года назад

🐜 the sound of that insect 🐞 in the background is so soothing! 😐

@alpal.mp4 5 лет назад

The reason there are two locomotives is because in the seen the leading locomotive struck the bus while the trailing locomotive (The highhood GP30) derailed

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

LitteralTrashCan jpg thank you for the info and thank you for watching!! :) :)

@ExplorewithmeMarloC 6 лет назад

A most excellent and enjoyable explore. Another epic adventure!! Way cool.

@taratupa73 3 года назад

Excellent video! And Patriots Fans!! So am I! Way to go!!

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

Thank you very much! :)

@DtRockstar1 4 года назад

This is so awesome! I have loved that movie since I first saw it as a kid. I had no idea that the wreckage still existed. Thank you so much for showing us this, this is an amazing trip down memory lane! Plus, you two seem so cool, the type I'd love to sit down and have a beer with. :D

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

DtRockstar1 thank you so much for your kind words and for coming along with us! The Fugitive is one of our favorite movies as well so when we knew we were going to be close by we just had to stop!!! It was AWESOME!!! :)

@jermar1979 4 года назад

Very cool! I love this movie and definitely have to visit the site.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Jeremiah Alan it was so cool to be there!!! You have to go see it!!! 😊

@AbandonedCityCamoCrewExplorers 5 лет назад

Seen this b4 on another video crazy how they just left the set there. nice video :)

@bobbymiller1414 3 года назад

Thank you for showing movie site it's cool

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

Definitely!! We loved being here and are so happy we could bring it to you! Thank you for watching and commenting!!

@ExploringwithCarl 5 лет назад

OML Well done J&M 👏👏 I really loved this explore. I can't understand why there isn't more thumbs up 👍 Awesome absolutely amazing!!

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Exploring with Carl thank you!!! We really had such a good time down south!!! 😊😊

@ReadingAreaRailfan 3 года назад

When a train is long, they need more than one engine to pull it. So to make it look like a longer train, they put 2 engines on it. The engines were planned on being scrapped, but the company that made the feugitive got them and used them for the crash scene. The one in the front is a GE U18B and the one behind it is an EMD (GMC) GP30. The U18B was ex CSX and the GP30 was ex norfolk southern. And YES, those tracks ARE STILL in use

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

Reading Area Railfan thank you so much for that info! Very interesting! This was such a cool place to explore even though we found out later that the tracks were active. We appreciate you not scolding us. :) We have taken a lot of heat from some mean people.

@janismeader924 5 лет назад

Great Smoky Mountain Rail Road tracks near Dillsboro, N C. No models , real deal one of the engines cost $21,000 the other one cost around $17,000. ( By the way the rail road industry has a catalog of rolling stock for sale. Just like for cars and motorcycles)

@raymondmayfield7099 4 года назад

Awesome. I love watching The Fugitive. And your video as well.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Raymond Mayfield thank you so much! The Fugitive is one our very favorite movies so when we knew we were close to the filming locations we just had to make a stop!!! :)

@Kelamisteriosehistoriasvlog 5 лет назад

RU-vid recommended this video, nice exploration, guys 👌🏻😍👍👏🏻 It's amazing wow

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Yay! We are getting recommended! Thank you for letting us know! This place was very special and we were there on a very special day! Thank you so much for watching and for always supporting us!

@johurulislam7933 4 года назад

Thank you so very much for showing us this place. Have a wonderful time ahead

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

johurul islam Thank you for watching and for your thoughtful comment!

@marcdewey1242 2 года назад

To set the record straight it was 1993,I still like this film.particularly this scene where Harrison Ford gets chased through the woods by a freight train.

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

Yeah we cleared that up at 19 seconds into the video! lol

@henrystrainsandmore3546 4 года назад

Awesome! I rode on an excursion train past that location in 2015. I only got a few pictures from onboard the excursion train. It’s cool seeing what it’s like inside!

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Henry The Railfanner thank you! It was definitely a place that was on our must see list! We were told the tracks were not in operation but people have been telling us that they were!! Well at least we got to see it and we are still alive!! lol

@annehorstman6071 3 года назад

Awesome love it, saw the movie 🎥

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

Thank you so much for watching! We actually just did another filming location video, The Shawshank Redemption. Seeing these iconic movie locations is a ton of fun and we are happy to bring you along with us!

@selenayates2256 2 года назад

I’m glad they left it there for movie buffs. Probably not good for the environment. It would be cool if they could have made it a tourist attraction somehow. Thank you for showing us this.

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

You’re very welcome. We filmed this quite awhile back, but it is still one of our favorite locations! Thank you so much for watching!

@KarlA-vk4kn 2 года назад

Nice video and piece of film history there. I'd assumed the crash and derailment was mostly done using models. Nice to know it was done for real! 😊👍👏👏

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

Thank you!!! It was definitely done for real!!!

@SimonRandall Год назад

Most of it is miniature. It's only the engine hitting the bus that's full scale

@gabrielquinones3343 9 месяцев назад

@@SimonRandallthe crash is full scale too there is old footage of it happening

@jordanladig9544 Год назад

I saw this in 2020 and we went across the river the road across from the crash is called fugitive drive or road there was nothing left inside the bus or trains we looked in all of them well worth seeing it in person

@JMExplorations Год назад

It has been so many years since we did this video! It is good to know that it is all still there. We took a walk along the tracks to the Cowee Tunnel as well. We love this area so much and would love to return one day!

@patch1243 2 года назад

This was an awesome video to watch. We actually just stopped by the site on our way home from Florida last week, but were not able/willing to go down the hill (my wife REALLY wanted to lol). The Fugitive is one of our favorites, also, so when we realized where this was in relation to our drive, we just had to stop by.

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

We did this video so long ago, but it is still one of our favorite locations that we have been to! We were just watching this movie last night and realized that the scene where Richard Kimball walks into a tunnel, is the very tunnel that we went to right after filming this. (we did a video there too...lol) Over the years, we have improved our filming and have also improved our skills in filming locations. We would love to go back and really do this place and the film justice!! We are glad that you were able to see this location even from afar!! We hope that you will check out some of our other videos as we love to explore and bring others right along with us!! Take care and we hope to hear from you again!

@gracein-sookpark5825 5 лет назад

WOW, AMAZING.

@savage1469 2 года назад

Wow that's so cool!

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

Thank you! It was really amazing to see all of this left behind. It is one of our favorite movies!

@UrbexBikers 5 лет назад

Thank you for showing this, you guys have some amazing explores over there 👍

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Urbex Bikers thank you!!! Sorry for the slow response!!! Didn’t see this comment!!!! 😊😊

@ahmedmohammed-nt3wj 5 лет назад

Thank you for showing this

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

ahmed mohammed You’re welcome! This place is one of our favorites!

@DADDYGVILLESWORLD 5 лет назад

Very nice video guys. I was like 12 or 13 when it came out. Ive also got a clip of the movie in one of my vids called dude where's my camera lol anyway ive been wanting to go there an see it in person. Thumbs up.

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

DADDYGVILLE"S WORLD thank you!!! OMG...you HAVE to go there!!! It was so awesome to see everything!!! The Fugitive is one of our favorite movies so when we knew we were going to be in the area it was a no brainer for us!!! LOL We will have to check that video out on your channel!!! :) :)

@tonytone5856 2 года назад

Love this video .so interesting. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

Thank you so much for watching!!! We hope you will check out some of our other videos. We also have a livestream every other Wednesday. Have a great day!!☺️☺️

@kirkvoelcker5272 8 месяцев назад

So the production company did indeed just abandon the wreck without any effort to clean up their mess. Hollywood!

@JMExplorations 8 месяцев назад

They didn't just abandoned it there. The Smoky Mountain Railway requested the film crew leave the wreck to highlight their tourist train rides.

@GoodDayforDecay 5 лет назад

Epic location...Pretty neat explore

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Good day for decay thank you!!! We enjoyed our time down south so much and visiting this gem from one of our favorite movies was a treat!!! :)

@GoodDayforDecay 5 лет назад

@@JMExplorations we will finally meet in sept with jpvideos..take take my friends

@urbex-fromitaly5934 5 лет назад

cool place , thanks to share whit us .... greetings from ITALY !

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

URBEX - Italian's Abandoned Places thank you very much for watching!!!! We just supported your channel!!! 😊😊

@urbex-fromitaly5934 5 лет назад

you're welcome on my channel ... enjoy @@JMExplorations

@saikarlsass710 5 лет назад

Hi J&M, I love your video, it's awesome to see what happened after the set. I want to know what did they do to let the train derail. Because the car in front of the loco was still on the tracks while afterwards the loco was jumped off the tracks to "follow" Harrison Ford.

@AppValleyRailProductions 5 лет назад

It was a model railroad for the derailment

@maxshelltrack6131 3 года назад

@@AppValleyRailProductions no it was a real train there should be a video on here showing how they filmed the actual scene.

@AppValleyRailProductions 3 года назад

@@maxshelltrack6131 my bad bro I saw that pretty much right after that old comment. I was too young back then 😂

@tonybleau6219 4 года назад

Pats fans on The Fugitive train set! Fucking love you guys! 👌😉

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Frank Woods thanks!!! I'm not sure how we missed this comment but we got it now!!! LOL

@ThePwest17 4 года назад

I’ve been by there 3 times and got pictures from Haywood Rd in Dillsboro. I would’ve love to access it like y’all did.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

peter westmoreland The Fugitive is one of our favorite movies so when we knew we were going to be in the area we just had to see this!! :)

@JoewooNetwork 3 года назад

Great video. Is there a good way to get down the hill. I am taking my family soon and my wife has some knee issues so wanted to find an easy way down. Thanks!

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

JoeWoo.com we can help you with that. Send us an email and we can give you a map. jmexplorations18@gmail.com

@JoewooNetwork 3 года назад

@@JMExplorations thanks sending now.

@kevineckert6073 5 месяцев назад

Very steep bank there.. dangerous

@jantravels8936 4 года назад

amazing.. how did you found such place?

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

JanMaya JM the wonderful internet!!!

@jantravels8936 4 года назад

@@JMExplorations or "welcome in 21 century " 😆

@diego19916 3 года назад

hola gran video like y saludos desde uruguay ciudad de treinta y tres ¿pasa algun tren por ahi?

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

Hola. ¡Muchas gracias por ver y comentar! ¡Es genial escuchar a personas de todo el mundo!

@musicman257 5 лет назад

pretty cool place ill have to check out my laserdisc to see if that seen is in there thanks for sharin and the tip

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

It's so funny because every time we watch, we want to watch the movie again. It's one of those movies that never get old...lol. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment!!!

@TheLostTurtle1 6 лет назад

That was excellent

@JMExplorations 6 лет назад

The Lost Turtle Thank you!!!! We were in heaven going to this place!!!!

@kansasstatealerting2874 4 года назад

I noticed it said “CSXT” I’m guessing these locomotives used to be owned by CSX?

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

We aren't sure. We were there because these amazing locomotives were part of the set from the movie The Fugitive starring Harrison Ford.

@kansasstatealerting2874 4 года назад

J&M Explorations well I knew that.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

@@kansasstatealerting2874 LOL...right. Have a great night!

@oregonrailfan7046 4 года назад

J&M Explorations the GE U36B #1901 was owned by CSX the high hood GP30 #536 was owned by Norfolk & Western

@kansasstatealerting2874 4 года назад

Oregon Railfan Thanks, never knew that.

@markcavandish1295 3 года назад

Maybe the greatest movie ever made

@JMExplorations 3 года назад

We love this movie so much! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!

@markcavandish1295 3 года назад

@@JMExplorations Just watched again last night after having watched your video. So great! “He falsified his research. So that RDU-90 could be approved and Devlin McGregor could give you... Provasic.”

@walkwithjesus2985 4 года назад

I notice the train in the film crashing into a kilvert where harrison ford jumped but I could not see the kilvert

@jamessween 5 лет назад

That was an awesome film, and you really are lucky to find this spot and all the remnants of the movie set. But I would like to ask you, how did you get away with using the movie clip, without RU-vid giving you a copyright strike. Because I want to do one and I looked up the rules and they say no way. You can't use a movie clip from a movie with out going through a how bunch of legal aspects. In other words, you have to go to school to learn how to satisfy RU-vid, so they don't give you a strike. Some say if you crop in on the clip you can get around it. But i'm afraid to try anything with RU-vid. Thanks guys. And Thumbs up!! Please if you don't mind, how did you do it, with out a strike from RU-vid? Because I have one I want to try to do.

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

James Sween thank you!!! This place was so awesome to visit!!! The Fugitive is one of our favorite movies so when we were in the area we just had to stop by!!! As far as the movie clip goes...When we put the clip in we didn’t even realize it was a copyright issue but when we went to publish it we got an immediate message saying that the clip was copyrighted but the owner gave us permission to use it!!! We had noidea any of that was an issue because we are relatively new to all this!!

@jamessween 5 лет назад

But what did you have to do to satisfy RU-vid with your dispute. Because there are many owners of the movie Fugitive, and you have got to go through hell to get written permission to use their material. I just wondered how you got the copyright strike removed is all. Was it easy? or was it a nightmare? Thanks.

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

James Sween We were also concerned about copyright, but when we submitted the video, we received a message that we had been given permission. They told us that it might attach ads to our video, but that was it. Not sure what else to tell you, some other clips might be more difficult to share. Thanks again for watching!

@jamessween 5 лет назад

That was nice, Maybe I could have tried it. But oh well, I hate to take a chance.

@floridianrailauto9032 5 лет назад

Fair Use act unless RU-vid abolished that, which they probably did since RU-vid is retarded now

@NickP 4 года назад

OMG!!!!!

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Nick P Was Here right? 😊

@NickP 4 года назад

J&M Explorations YES!! Def visiting one day!

@BuckleyWiley 5 лет назад

There is actually a train tour still operating on that rail

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Buckley Wiley we just loved visiting this filming site from one of our favorite movies!!! :)

@SolidCold 5 лет назад

J&M the tracks are active but I think you are fine if you stay of them because the place might technically be a tourist destination.

@JMExplorations 5 лет назад

Roseville Trainsand Trucks thank you!!! We felt safe at all times!!! :)

@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137 Год назад

If it's closed off then how did you get there?

@JMExplorations Год назад

We did some pretty stealth maneuvers down a steep hill and through some tall grass, across a mud pit and boom….we were there!!!

@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137 Год назад

@@JMExplorations So it's not readily accessible. Is it in Dillsboro?

@JMExplorations Год назад

@@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137 you can get to it with no issues without jumping any fences or anything and yes it’s in Dillsboro.

@danieldejesus7913 4 года назад

Todavia quedaron trozos del autobús y la locomotora. Me encantó esa pelicula.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

¡Fue una película FANTÁSTICA!

@danieldejesus7913 4 года назад

@@JMExplorations sabes español. Bien por ti.

@gulrezzaidi3592 4 года назад

Will b very thankful if some blessed soul downloads fugitive movie

@kevinwillingham901 2 года назад

The movie industry sure does make a mess everywhere they go

@JMExplorations 2 года назад

We can see your point, but to us, this place was beautiful. A chance to see a piece of Hollywood history from a movie that we have both loved for such a long time. Thank you for taking the time to comment:)

@dennisb9157 4 года назад

The GE locomotive was purchased for $21k and the GP30 was purchased for $19k. The train was pushed from behind up to 45 mph. The derailment and crashes were staged. Only could be done once. In the DVD transfer under special features, the producers talk about the train wreck and all safety precautions taken and all other aspects of the scene.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

Dennis B thank you so much for that interesting info!! This is one of our favorite movies and it was so awesome to see it in person!! :)

@KamalaWalzlover 4 дня назад

It wasn’t in the 80’s. It was 1993 to be exact (when released).

@JMExplorations 4 дня назад

@@KamalaWalzlover yeah I know. I clearly wrote that on the screen at 21 seconds!!

@KamalaWalzlover 4 дня назад

@@JMExplorations wel pardon me. I clearly didn’t see it.

@JMExplorations 4 дня назад

@@KamalaWalzlover no worries!!! I wasn’t scolding you or anything! My point was I screwed up and had to correct myself by writing it on the screen!!! Tough to get old!!! Lol

@KamalaWalzlover 3 дня назад

@@JMExplorations it’s all good. I’m old so it takes me a while 🤣😂

@ravishankar-mg3to 2 года назад

Good ... from GOD'S OWN COUNTRY..

@floridianrailauto9032 5 лет назад

Gotta admit, it's a bit of a waste of a good GP30 and U18B

@AppValleyRailProductions 5 лет назад

Yeah.

@superdrybonesbros4680 5 лет назад

It was a nice shot but I can't help but think of all the money wasted on a shot that lasts only not even a minute or so. Honestly, they had Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones starring in this great film, so I think just a bus crash and escape would have been sufficient and no one would have thought any less of this movie ! Anyways, life goes on and live and learn everyday and how awesome is it we get a chance each new day with a breath we are blessed with from God to not make the same mistakes again !

@fatihtonya 5 лет назад

Hi,why don't they take them away?

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

barış tan that is a good question! We are not sure but we are glad they didn't!!! :)

@verawallace9055 4 года назад

Because they don't need it anymore, they pay for these stuff , the budget were about 44 millions dollar, the movie was a major hit , that was a good investment

@maxshelltrack6131 3 года назад

Why would they clean it up they're next to a tourist RR it brings the RR more money probably.

@fatihtonya 3 года назад

@@maxshelltrack6131 never thought this would happen.

@raymondmayfield7099 4 года назад

I Didn't Kill My Wife

@RogerMurdock 4 года назад

Interesting to see. I'm a purist. Please don't call them trains. Each unit is an engine, not a train. Sorry, not trying to be mean, it was just rubbing me the wrong way.

@JMExplorations 4 года назад

RogerMurdock most people probably wouldn’t know that but thank you for the correction!! 🚂