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Thanks for viewing. Appreciate it.

nope...that might be because there were five original videos , that I pulled together into one video...so the times don't really mean anything. good catch though.

its a great place for all the reasons you state...watching it on virtual railfan's cameras just made me want to be there that much more. It was everything I expected it would be.

my understanding is that it is a Cold Box, Here is what I found: Intel's 916,000-pound shipment is a "cold box," a self-standing air-processor structure that facilitates the cryogenic technology needed to fabricate semiconductors. The box is 23 feet tall, 20 feet wide, and 280 feet long, nearly the length of a football field. The immense scale of the cold box necessitates a transit process that moves at a "parade pace" of 5-10 miles per hour. www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-is-trucking-a-916000-pound-super-load-across-ohio-to-its-new-fab-spawning-road-closures-over-nine-days www.transportation.ohio.gov/about-us/traffic-advisories/district-9/superload thanks for the questions...and hopefully these will provide you all the answers you want.

he did...and before it was completely passed he had scooted to the next intersection

He needed to hold the intersection until another vehicle could secure it, or are you talking about the one directing traffic?

you are right...on all accounts!!! it was a great afternoon and we saw plenty of trains.

thanks for clarifying that...it wasn't quite as obvious to me from where I was standing.

That's a good idea! What I ended up doing was using an overlay that identified the railroad company and the location of where the train was when it was photographed. The revised video is Locomotives Galore, Episode 2

I appreciate that! Thanks. This channel was initially started for my grandsons to watch their favorites, Garbage trucks, trains, construction vehicles, fire trucks, and school buses. So easy going style is very deliberate for them. But candidly I agree with you. I get tired of the negativity. Lots of haters out there.

Merry Christmas to you!!

Wow, thank you. this is quickly becoming a great pastime; my grandsons love these videos and can't seem to get enough of them.

thanks for sharing...its tough for me to capture what I hear on the radio so I don't generally know the train number. My hearing isn't what it used to be.

thanks for the comment...appreciate it.

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@@gwilbur1 No problem down to do the same?

yes, it was a good catch...these trains are close and loud...and the engineers enjoy sounding off to the railfan watchers.

Thanks for subscribing. I try to post a new video on the odd days of the month so watch for our next releases.

Most welcome. thanks

thanks for watching, many, many thanks.

an incredible amount of power providing the necessary torque to pull it, For sure.

thanks for watching, many, many thanks.

thanks for watching, many, many thanks.

thanks for watching, many, many thanks.

thanks for watching, many, many thanks.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.