Street Running Train With DPU Working Hard & Train Crosses Dangerous Prehistoric Rock Over Pass
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- Street Running Train With DPU Cuts Right Through Town & Train Crosses Oldest Railroad Overpass Ever That Is Narrow, Short & Made Of Rock! 1st Train Is A CSX intermodal. Have you ever seen an overpass like this? I walked through it and show both sides. Next we see a street running train in LaGrange, Kentucky that passed before Light Up LaGrange. This was a huge manifest with a mid train DPU. I also filmed the parade and the street running train that followed the parade. See that video! It is a must see for sure.
The street running train in this video had some really odd looking railroad maintenance of way equipment on the rear. What the heck is that stuff?! Leave a comment below.
Filmed in 1080p with 60fps on Saturday, December 3, 2022AD
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Can you imagine back in the day when steam locomotives would share the street with LaSalle's and Model T's? That would be interesting to see how the smoke and escaping steam affected things. Thank you again for making the effort to keep your videos different and entertaining! 👍😊👌
Nice sharing
The duck was sooo cute. It makes a path with its bill when it picks up the food. Looks so pretty swimming and then coming back .
Dups the duck!
"Aflac!"
Good morning Jaw Tooth...thank you for the great video.
Love the street running trains especially that one in particular because you tell it started picking up speed after a certain point
Stone arches are amazing and invented so long ago
Good morning Jawtooth! Be blest! Wow that’s equipment at the end was very unusual.
The newer bridges of today would be lucky to survive half as long as those old bridges.
JT - Ballast undercutter at the rear end was like an expected twist in the train's tail! 😆
Doesn't Dupps know you should wait 10 minutes after you've finished eating before you go swimming???
1st that old tunnel bridge is pretty cool. Great video as always JT
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! ✨✨👍Thank you very much! 🙏
Gotta love LaGrange - a 3 x 1 x 0 consist rolling right downtown AND it had some MOW equipment on the end :)
I love the old railroad structures that you find on your adventures... Keep up the good work finding this stuff for us to check out. Another outstanding Jaw Tooth video !!!
JT asked how old that underpass was I would say the same age as the rail line
That old overpass is awesome! I wish the architecture was still that beautiful today! Great video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
I know little about railroading. Know more now watching you. Lived near the D.G.& U(Dayton Greenville & Union City) tracks when I was a kid. Also, the Cincinnati Northern was a passenger speedster adjacent to my Grandmother's farm near Greenville/Fort Jefferson Road. We had a street train cross a trestle and run thru town on the DG & U tracks. Wonderful memories.
Really enjoy your video JT.
Thank you. John Manix
hi really like this historical bridge
hi Driver good u waved for Humanity
too long for me
like the goose?
Awesome video with a dpu working hard but wait there’s more 😎👍🇺🇸🚂❄️
Love the old tunnels and bridges! Love watching your videos!
Good morning JT Great Location; old bridge is wonderful. Thanks for making another terrific video.
The train at LaGrange have many axle defect !
Great tunnel that you found! It was even neater with the train going over it and a car going thru it at the same time. Street running trains are always cool. I was aware of LaGrange and Ashland even before I started watching your videos. Love your duck. It sure isn't going to let the kitty get too close!
That tunnel is cool great find thanks for sharing
Thank you, love those street runners! Railfans don't die, they just retire to Lagrange.
Very neat bridge that the L&N use to go over would have loved to see a steam locomotive go over it back in the day great 👍 video today JT! 👀👨✈️👷♂️🤩😎👀TRACKS AHEAD everyone!
Probably more than one hundred years old. Where I grew up in Buena Vista, Virginia there was a old underpass just like that one that is still there today and use by hundreds of people that live up Long hollow road and it use to flood during storms because a creek flows thru the side of it then year's later they city upgrade the way the creek flow thru it. My grandparents lived on the road. When I see bridges like them it brings back old child hood memories and yes they are cool and very stable to this day.
Love when you visit the street runner sites, Mr. Tooth. They are massively huge and I will never comprehend why so many of these towns exist with them even though I've heard the reasons hundreds of times. Very entertaining though. VRF occasionally shows some poor soul at night driving between the fork in the road and needs a tow out.
Love seeing old structures of the past still holding up and still in use, this stone arch under bridge is a testament to those who built it ,very nice. Street running trains are so fascinating to me cause they look so out of place there, yet the people adjust to them. Your right JT that baby was hauling butt through La grange, wow. Thanks for sharing bud.👍🏼 another well done video.
That narrow yet very strongly built little tunnel became more common for the period as early as the 1860s on. These can still be found standing, but only the best constructed examples still exist and can also be used! You can see these underpasses starting around the American Civil War, and the brick work appears to have some stone helping too, a good tell of its very sturdy construction and history. That underpass is indeed quite old, and a great survivor! I love seeing these stand so long!
A nice in city video. And got to see Kitty. Thanks Mike! 🐕❤️👍
Cool to see2053 the remote loco street running
yep i love the duck eating its corn...it keeps looking for Chessie and the cat.
Wow....that opening shot. I can't get over how STEEP the rocks are that the tracks sit on. You'd think they would collapse....but obviously not.
Neat bridge and great video. A friend of mine has land and an old Chicago Pacific , Rock Island line runs through his property. There is an old stone - arched overbridge just like that. It is a culvert that a creek runs through. The rails are gone on the old roadbed. I went with him one day on it and we found old ties, spikes ,plates and he found old rail splices. The line was put in around 1860 and he found out that overbridge was built by men who came over from England. The line was abandoned around 1960. Took the rails up in the 1990's. North of Topeka about 20 miles. I wonder how many old overbridges are around like that. His drive way about an eight of a mile long is on that old roadbed. Have a great day.
I totally enjoy your videos, especially the ones where a train goes down a main street. If I ever move, that's the type of town I want to live in. Thank you very much Jaw Tooth.
Thanks for going past downtown to show other things and the track speeds
You got better eyes than me. How could you tell that was a male box at that distance? Saw La Grange Santa Fire Truck and earlier Santa CSX Train videos. Good stuff, Señor Jaws. What ever happened to all those Santas just using their sleigh? Out of fashinon now in the States? Yeah, come to think of it, I did see an overpass like that before. There was no train going over it though. Some palace guards patrolling on top... a drawbridge, a moat and castle on the other side. Those Trebuchet big rock launchers took out the train, all of the guards, and really damaged the inner gate. Must have been 1402 or 1403. I don't remember the exact year. Gracias por tu video. RT sends. Puebla, México.
Wonderful video
Just need a big helicopter to move that modular home . Jaw Tooth's helicopter channel - coming soon.
Thanks to your train expertise, this humble fan was able to navigate through those tv press conferences in east palestine. When they talked about no defects I already knew what they meant. When they were talking about trains being twice as long I already knew that thx 2 you. When they said train was going 45 mph I KNEW what what looked like thx 2 you and your radar gun! Thanks, teach! Ron Vidika
Hey JT, 1St that train over the semi creepy tunnel which looks like an old trolley/small to light rail line. 2nd the street runner train was way cool and hff ad alot people hanging around like it was a parade coming through, and the end of the train that was awesome..👏👏👏👏👏👏😎😎😎😎😎
Great old underpass street running trains great video thanks jaw tooth
Thanks again for the great video. I love old bridges.
That is a cool tunnel like thing... some of these shorter trucks would be ok to get through there...
I just heard that song again... Never marry a Railroad man. just right for your show here.
I would imagine that tunnel is as old as the ROW.
The old arch is amazing. Love LaGrange. Great video.
Splendid video Jaw tooth! One day I will be in La Grange Ky, to see it with my own eyes! The only thing I miss at the end of those trains... hmmm... a good old Caboose! A past symbol of American railroads!
Many greetings from Belgium !
Great video Jawtooth. I like the street running and that stone overpass was awesome.
That old stone overpass tunnel is cool! It was cool to see that street running train too! Great video!
Impressive video JT and a really interesting stone-arched overbridge. 🙂
Reminds me of the low rail overbridge at Shoreham Airport (UK) with 7' 0" headroom (now closed to vehicular traffic). Then there was the 7' 0" wide Manor Road overbridge - used to drive through it at 40mph in my 1971 LTD..... 😲
Although the railway is long closed the 4'9" high stone arch overbridge at Kirkkintilloch (Auchendavie Road) still exists.
How the heck do those houses get large products like appliances or furniture to those houses? That duck doesn't mess around with that corn!
Wow, very nice video Jaw Tooth.
Nice Video Jawtooth and congrats on 200k subscribers
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Amazing video Brian and u have wonderful animals and an amazing family 😊
Awesome street 🏃♂️runner 🏃♂️ DPU and MOW equipment at the end! ThanX JT😎👍
Thanks 👍
So exciting to see centerbeam cars very close; total 9, 7 full, 2 empty. DPU I c u, Norfie and duck 😍
Wow that Old Bridge probably easily goes back 13 0 years or so. The old C&NW Cowboy Line in South Dakota had numerous Bridges like this except much smaller for creeks and small rivers as well as a few cattle under passes. For the people on the other side Moving Day must be a real experience. Having the train come has got to be like Santa's sleigh and he sure brought plenty of interesting Freight cars. One can only Wonder how much tinsel could be shaved off those ingots. CP Holiday Train has some stops south of town tonight and they have to weave some local Amtraks through there and then it resumes west of Milwaukee tomorrow afternoon hopefully the weather is favorable first time in 3 years its been here
The duck goes after corn like a vacuum cleaner!
Derailment in last video and double stacked intermodal right? Yes I’m right. Thank you Brian you put us in close proximity to the action. Now we know that street runner is 10 mph until Locos exit the street up 25 mph. How would we know that without you?
The tunnel under the railway is ideal yo cross to other SIDE from the dry forest and we enjoy the street running in Lagrange..
Double present before the christmas...so good!!!!!
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Totally agree and thanks for watching !
Getting through that tunnel must be awful after a snowstorm! Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Great job Cool Guy 😂🤘🏻
Love them stone culverts and under passes.
Good video Jawtooth
I wish the boxcars weren’t defaced….they are really cool….all the best to you and yours and Christmas greetings .
Yes, streetrunning action. Nice......Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven
Love street-running trains 🚂!!!! Ur animals are great!
Thank you 🤗
That was a really cool old bridge. Very British looking. 👍
I love the stone arched overpass. You definitely can't get a truck through that. That car went through with no problem. Awesome street running at LaGrange. Have a nice day 😊🌈
That tunnel is the great-great grandfather to the 11’8” bridge. 😉
Thanks 👍
Yes, Lol, I bet it has some great stories
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars The worlds biggest pile of Christmas gifts lol
Dumps has definately figured out how to tease Norfie.
I wonder if your pond is full of cornmash?😄
Absolutely brilliant video, I can't imagine that happening in the UK!! OK we had Weymouth quay Street running many years ago but nothing like that, I would love to see it for real. Keep up the great work and video clips.
89 cars on that first train. Awesome stone overpass there. We have them up in our far northern counties, but not that narrow. 124 on that second train. Cool stuff on the end. There's a small town, 5 minutes from here, called Egg Harbor City. It's 17 blocks wide. It was originally planned to have 50 cross streets, between the railroad and the river, a distance of about 6 1/2 miles. Three of the north-south streets are extra wide, and another one has a median down the middle. One of the wide ones was to have a freight railroad down the middle, and two of them were to have passenger railroads down the middle. I'm not sure of the purpose of the street with the median. It could have been for a trolley, maybe. In the end only 8 of the 50 cross streets were ever built, except for a few short sections in the north part of the city. None of the street railroads was ever built.
What ever happened to the Muscovy duck? Your duck is all alone again.
Jawtooth, I live very near to a bridge just like that and is a former NY Central main line now CSX that even had a station on it in the old days! Cool video-Thanks for sharing!
Pretty cool stonework!
Good video jawtooth
I love your videos Jaw Tooth 😍 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 😊 💖
Great video JT. Love the street running "Live action" Cool old rail tunnel that u found. Love all the interesting stuff u find on your travels...
Thanks 👍
Nice street running catch ... Thx ...
Great video and keep up the good work God bless you from Georgia and happy holidays
Another great vid JT!
Another great video with some awesome shots!!
Glad to see the crew waving to the people 👍👍
I'd visit LaGrange just to see this street running!
Our friend Alan (Millennium Force) has videos of Amtrak cutting right through the Christmas parade and Strawberry Days parade in Plant City, FL.
JT love ya mate great vids keep up thegreat work buddy
@Jawtooth The MOW on the end of the train. Is called a Ballast track cleaner. It picks up the old rocks. So new rocks are then dumped down over the ties.
one day your going to film a train that is five miles long, yikes! just make sure you use the bathroom when you know trains are coming just in case. any longer than this one you might as well book a motel whileyou wait for it to get through, 🙂 awwww love yoru crittors, have any chickens too, that duck is to cute eating the corn.
That old stone underpass is actually in Turner's Station KY, between English and Campbellsburg. Turkey Run Rd goes thru there. There's an abandoned railroad tunnel a mile or so to the north that you can see from I-71.
Wow! I can’t see too good but that looks like dry stacked stone. Very ancient method that was used for thousands of years.
The ones I have seen were all small and built well before the 1900’s.
Awesome!
Thank you sir.
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent video!!
What a train that second CSX was! It was too bad I was not at the scene of the action. JawTooth, you are lucky to catch all of the trains that are easy to miss. I guess the distributed power unit (DPU) helped that train increase it sped through the street.
Like your videos of trains, JT. And I especially like flat cars and gons where you see the product being shipped. When the general public are compelled to be up close and personal with trains as in this town , maybe some will get the idea trains are very much relevant to our economy.
Hey jaw tooth cool trains. Wishing you and your family a merry Christmas. Have a great railroad day 🙋♀️
Great 👍 👌 trains yes was going pretty fast but yeah I remember seeing them go fast in Indiana that was something else in the end
Love your videos!!
Great video. No idea how you find all of these places but that old stone bridge is a treasure. Dupp and Norfie talking it over. Thanks.
Excellent videos, nice tunnel and the street runners thumbs up
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
That tunnel looks like it's straight out of the 1400's.
Hello Jawtooth. I really enjoy your videos. I cant get out to rail fan lately. You show some really cool trains in areas I wish I could visit. Cool old bridge, love to visit LaGrange to see the street running trains.look forward to more cool videos.
Glad you like them! You should see if you can get a ride to LaGrange and spend a day there. It is a great place to visit
Awesome Video
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That Black Cat. Was he from the old Chessie systems Railroad ? Talk about aging ones self.