It's an ex-Southern Alco RS3 owned by New River Railway (museum train) that broke down in 2008 and lack of funding by the museum that ownes it it remains there for now. It is not abandoned, it is in "Storage" there as the call it until they have the means and funds to tow it back and restore it properly.
This train has only been sitting for about 8 years. The owners used to run it until a mishap where this train almost went head on with a company train that was transporting materials and the company banned the owners from operating on their tracks so the train was moved to this track and that's where it sits. But it wasn't abandoned in the 80's. The owners and the company don't mind people visiting the train and it's not haunted.
Upon futlrther research this train was actually abandoned in 2008. Not in the 80s like I had originally thought. I made the mistake by reading an article about a diffrent train that was in the same area.
I was young but i remember when they shut down the tracks grom Crab Orchard west to Cookeville Tn. The train still runs limestone from what was Franklin Limestone there in Crab Orchard east to Knoxville. It pretty much follows the (old road) as we call , but Hwy70. Some really cool places along that road. My mom side is from the Lenoir City area. Love that part of the country. Great video
with your fascination of trains you would love to come to New York City and see the train under the Waldorf Astoria that was made for FDR for him to get out during the war. Its been there since it's still considered an active military section because all the presidents used to stay at the Waldorf Astoria they would have access to it in case of a catastrophic emergency.
That was so awesome. There is a Railroad museum in Union, IL. It is really great to walk through. But it really sad when you see the old engines sitting needing restored. We rode the electric car it was awesome.
There's a movement amongst us fans that live along the Second District, CNO&TP, to get 520 up and running again. She's too big for the Big South Fork Scenic Railway, as the curves are too narrow and tight. We're starting either an Indigogo or GoFundMe page to support her restoration.
1950s San Francisco PCC tramcars had the same seating setup, you were traveling backward or forward depending on whether the tram was on the outward or inward leg of its journey. And I have ridden on one, there's one of those at the Sydney Tramway Museum at the outer Sydney suburb of Loftus.
What a totally awesome vid. Perhaps mechanical issues for being abandoned in place, the train in itself is in beautiful condition, I'm also glad as others have said, no real vandalism, no graffiti and the like, I'm sure thats subject to change which would be a real shame. Thanks to you guys and TH-cam for for posting this great video so others, like myself can in the comfort of or own homes watch and view this kinda find. Great job guys.....Looking forward to more....
By lake Ohpacon ( that's how the word sounds, don't know the spelling) in N.J. they have a place where there's a large room & on a very long table is a little town with houses & stores, & train stations & alot of miniature trains that go about the town. Then the lights go dim & the little houses & trains & lamp posts light up. I think the place is called Trains America but not sure. I haven't been there in years.Near by you used to be able to ride steam trains. It was alot of fun.
I don't know its age, but it was parked in 2008. A lot of people go check it out. It's a SHAME that people had to steal a lot of the parts from it. It's such an attraction, the state needs to make it a Tourist Attraction site and secure the rest of it. It's great for people who love to do photography. MOTHER NATURE is slowly reclaiming it.
I've been trying to search for this this on g-maps for awhile.... There is no direct location for this...and that's a good thing, the less people know about its location, the longer it'll be preserved there in nature... I've watched a few videos about this particular train and a few forums, gathered some indirect data, and pieced it together... I'm convinced I have found it on g-maps...lurking in shadows...as it should be and will remain... I'm just glad I found it... If I'm ever up that way, I shall pay it a visit if it hasn't been rescued, which one can only hope... Great find, great video...
The ALCO RS-2 is a 1,500-1,600 horsepower (1,100-1,200 kW) B-B road switcher diesel-electric locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) from 1946 to 1950. ALCO introduced the model after World War II as an improvement on the ALCO RS-1. The locomotive was one of several road switchers in a crowded market, including the Baldwin DRS-4-4-1500, EMD GP7, and FM H-15-44. ALCO discontinued the RS-2 in 1950 in favor of the ALCO RS-3. Several examples have been preserved.
How neat! My dad would have loved to see this video, but would have been sad too, to see the train abandoned and rotting away. Thank you for another great video!
Locomotive is an Alco RS3 unit built late 1940s or early 50s. First car is a combine baggage coach, with the baggage room turned into a concession area. Second car was as a commentor said a former commuter coach, hence the seating.
The seats in the last car are reversible. if you notice, they all have a raised part near the aisle, that's a handle for you to pull to switch the direction of the seat, some passengers don't like riding backwards.
I can't for the life of me recall all the details but back in the mid 1970s to early 1980s Southern went through a merger or mergers (almost all the big U.S. railroads that still existed at the time went through mergers or simply shut down) and passenger service ended rather suddenly. I THINK that is how CSX came into existence as we know it today. Also AMTRAK became the only full time passenger train service about that time. I've heard, over the years, that some trains were simply left on sidings and the crews walked away unemployed. It's been a while but the last time I made the trip back home to South Carolina via I-95 in the day time (I prefer to drive the route at night...It's an old man thing) I saw maybe five to seven passenger cars, but could not see if there was an engine attached, just parked on a long disused section track in Southern Virginia or there abouts. I verified, for my own peace of mind, that what I had seen was not just a train parked for some mechanical or safety reason when I made the return trip to Maryland by the same route and saw those same cars right where they had been a week earlier. Those cars looked rather modern and are/were visible from I-95 to anyone who is looking for them or happens to be looking in the right direction at the right time (if you are South bound on I-95 they would be to your right and visible through a tree line).
FD Mackey The Southern Railroad merged with the Norfolk & Western in the late 1970s to form Norfolk Southern. CSX was formed through various railroads that ended up defunct. The passenger cars you saw more than likely belonged to the RF&P, P&W, or NJT/CNJ. The RF&P and P&W ran commuter trains primarily in Maryland and Virginia, to the best of my knowledge. They discontinued service in the early 1990s. The P&W turned to all freight. CSX took them over if I am not mistaken.
Just got thru watching you guys on the fam, JAMES, on the same channel but James did not show as much as you did. great video. o yes I like trains also. I love the horns , love them I collet them . when I can find them. take care.
The rails also have a shine to them yet, so that means this whole section of line is patroled. Unused rails rust faster than U think. And the foliage has only begun to show in the ties.
I agree its pretty well known, I got to say though im offended that you think your allowed to be trespassing but those of us watching you dont need to know hwere its at because we'll tear it up. Ive got a couple more places you could go see in l;ake city ( rocky top) but I guess i shouldnt be so free with trusting the inofrmation to the public.
When you showed the bicycle storage section, I noticed that the signs were in french and realized this car was for the commuter train service from my hometown, Montreal in Canada, it has come quite a long way to you!
That train was used to film the re-make of the movie, The Fugitive. A debunk railway sold the train to the film company for pennies on the dollar. After the movie was filmed in 1993, the train was abandoned, stolen my Hobo's and drove it until it ran out of fuel. Regards, Ody Slim
My dad works with trains one way you can tell if a train Railway is still in operation is by the top of the Rails if the rails are Rusty they are no longer in operation if the top of them is bright metal no rust then they're good
Great video. It's a shame it was left in the middle of no where. Wonder if anymore trains on the track Might be some more in front or behind the train.
That loco is from around 51 or so. Its an ALCO RS-3. Its an ex reading unit. Been sittin since 2010. It was never abandoned. They were forced to stop running and while figuring oit a way to run again some vandalls came down and ripped parts off, and its been there ever since. It ran when it was parked.
This train was last operated about 2010-2011. The tracks have not been used since 2012 by RJC but i believe is still owned by RJC. They have filed to officially abandon and tip out the line once and for all. That request as not been approved as of yet as some would like to bring the tracks back for storage and or excursion train.
thats near windrock atv park ive driven my four wheelers there a guy used it for train tours but then got a dui driving down the track late at night i heard from the fir fighters in town so they took the tracks away from him
It was a very short lived tourist railroad. The station was burned down by arsonists. And the engine had a collision with railroad pickup truck. It was placed there in 2008 to 2010?
I have come to realize that the train was not abandoned in the 80s but in 2008. I read about a different train that is no longer there. Sorry for the miss information.
amazing ,I like how it's untouched by vandalism.let's hope it stays that way .About 3 years ago I saw a video about an abandoned mansion with jaguar cars around it in average condition,and the location was in the UK .And saw another story of abandoned jaguars same place shot last year all of the car s were trashed with graffiti smashed windows you name it.I hope this doesn't happen to this train and carts.
The owner of the train was operating a tourist railroad. The tracks that he was using were sold to R.J.Corman company who then refused to let him use the rails. The owner has been trying to find new rails in the area.
It will be some time before I can make the doll house cause my phone locked up -- I bought a cheaper one that has to be activated. Useing locked phone to see vids right now.Other unexpected bills came up too-. Nice way to start the 'new year'-- huh.Would love to win the 800 plus lotto powerball thingie. I'd definitely would share some with you! Dream on. ( :
Thanks to the internet and where to look it didn't take long to find it and what happened. Looking at there rear, the non cab end, there's a box fan on the cooling fan. It seems the installed fan quit, the box fan wasn't enough to cool her and i'm led to believe the poor girl overheated. Not saying that's what happened but as i see it, and as a lover of trains and what info is available thats my thoughts. Sad to see that the main lights and ditch lights have already been vandalized :( There's two sides of the ending, as an old RS-3, she can remain with nature, and not turned into razor blades and soda cans like so many have before her.
I enjoy your videos. You don't try to do stupid scary crap, if it's tense it's natural to the environment. You don't have that stupid ass background music, THANK YOU for that. That is so super annoying. You take your time and move slowly so we can actually explore vicariously through you. You make really good videos. Thank you. :)
It's an ex-Southern Alco RS3 owned by New River Railway (museum train) that broke down in 2008 and lack of funding by the museum that ownes it it remains there for now. It is not abandoned, it is in "Storage" there as the call it until they have the means and funds to tow it back and restore it properly.
Guess towing would cost a whole lot if it's been that long of a time. Thank you for update.
I read about a train that use to be closer to Lake City and got them confused.
It isn't actually Southern, it's actually former Reading.
That is correct. She is an ex-Reading.
ElfNet Gaming How will they get it back!, the condition of those rails.
This looks like it's in pretty good shape. It's nice to see this train hasn't been destroyed or graffitied.
That changed real quick. I know the owner as well
Sensational! Thanks for the look around!
This train has only been sitting for about 8 years.
The owners used to run it until a mishap where this train almost went head on with a company train that was transporting materials and the company banned the owners from operating on their tracks so the train was moved to this track and that's where it sits. But it wasn't abandoned in the 80's.
The owners and the company don't mind people visiting the train and it's not haunted.
Upon futlrther research this train was actually abandoned in 2008. Not in the 80s like I had originally thought. I made the mistake by reading an article about a diffrent train that was in the same area.
Exploration Unknown
The locomotive was built in 8/1951, The cars are reportedly from a Canadian rail line.
www.rrpicturearchives.net/locoPicture.aspx?id=112334
Exploration Unknown actually it was started and moved in 2010 here take a look @ th-cam.com/video/ccce1X3TZtU/w-d-xo.html
I was about to say. It's still in pretty excellent condition.
Exploration Unknown RJ Corman did own the train and the area the railroad tracks are located.
1960-65 vacuum cleaner. It was deserted around 1970ish. 40 years ago.
So cool!! My late father was a Locomotive Engineer for Winchester & Western which turned into Conrail back in the 80's!! Great find! 🚂🚂
we need to raise the funds and get the 520 running again! Who's with me!?
FazbearLegun53/ TrainManButton. i am
yes we do i would help restore it
FazbearLegun53/ TrainManButton me too
That is southern
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I love seeing abandoned trains. Abandoned trains are awesome! 🚝🚅🚂
I was young but i remember when they shut down the tracks grom Crab Orchard west to Cookeville Tn. The train still runs limestone from what was Franklin Limestone there in Crab Orchard east to Knoxville. It pretty much follows the (old road) as we call , but Hwy70. Some really cool places along that road. My mom side is from the Lenoir City area. Love that part of the country. Great video
Thanks again Jon, Heather and Ethan! Such a neat explore this has been! I love trains!
with your fascination of trains you would love to come to New York City and see the train under the Waldorf Astoria that was made for FDR for him to get out during the war. Its been there since it's still considered an active military section because all the presidents used to stay at the Waldorf Astoria they would have access to it in case of a catastrophic emergency.
That was so awesome. There is a Railroad museum in Union, IL. It is really great to walk through. But it really sad when you see the old engines sitting needing restored. We rode the electric car it was awesome.
There's a movement amongst us fans that live along the Second District, CNO&TP, to get 520 up and running again. She's too big for the Big South Fork Scenic Railway, as the curves are too narrow and tight. We're starting either an Indigogo or GoFundMe page to support her restoration.
1950s San Francisco PCC tramcars had the same seating setup, you were traveling backward or forward depending on whether the tram was on the outward or inward leg of its journey. And I have ridden on one, there's one of those at the Sydney Tramway Museum at the outer Sydney suburb of Loftus.
My husband grew up in maryville. so nice to find your channel. Love it!!
What a totally awesome vid. Perhaps mechanical issues for being abandoned in place, the train in itself is in beautiful condition, I'm also glad as others have said, no real vandalism, no graffiti and the like, I'm sure thats subject to change which would be a real shame. Thanks to you guys and TH-cam for for posting this great video so others, like myself can in the comfort of or own homes watch and view this kinda find. Great job guys.....Looking forward to more....
By lake Ohpacon ( that's how the word sounds, don't know the spelling) in N.J. they have a place where there's a large room & on a very long table is a little town with houses & stores, & train stations & alot of miniature trains that go about the town. Then the lights go dim & the little houses & trains & lamp posts light up. I think the place is called Trains America but not sure. I haven't been there in years.Near by you used to be able to ride steam trains. It was alot of fun.
I don't know its age, but it was parked in 2008. A lot of people go check it out. It's a SHAME that people had to steal a lot of the parts from it. It's such an attraction, the state needs to make it a Tourist Attraction site and secure the rest of it. It's great for people who love to do photography. MOTHER NATURE is slowly reclaiming it.
no waaaay! howd u find this?! amazing! im glad i found ur channel
I've been trying to search for this this on g-maps for awhile.... There is no direct location for this...and that's a good thing, the less people know about its location, the longer it'll be preserved there in nature... I've watched a few videos about this particular train and a few forums, gathered some indirect data, and pieced it together... I'm convinced I have found it on g-maps...lurking in shadows...as it should be and will remain... I'm just glad I found it... If I'm ever up that way, I shall pay it a visit if it hasn't been rescued, which one can only hope... Great find, great video...
Message me I’m local to this area and can’t find it either please help..
The ALCO RS-2 is a 1,500-1,600 horsepower (1,100-1,200 kW) B-B road switcher diesel-electric locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) from 1946 to 1950. ALCO introduced the model after World War II as an improvement on the ALCO RS-1. The locomotive was one of several road switchers in a crowded market, including the Baldwin DRS-4-4-1500, EMD GP7, and FM H-15-44. ALCO discontinued the RS-2 in 1950 in favor of the ALCO RS-3. Several examples have been preserved.
train man its an RS-3 not an RS-2.
How neat! My dad would have loved to see this video, but would have been sad too, to see the train abandoned and rotting away. Thank you for another great video!
Locomotive is an Alco RS3 unit built late 1940s or early 50s. First car is a combine baggage coach, with the baggage room turned into a concession area. Second car was as a commentor said a former commuter coach, hence the seating.
The seats in the last car are reversible. if you notice, they all have a raised part near the aisle, that's a handle for you to pull to switch the direction of the seat, some passengers don't like riding backwards.
The second passenger car belonged to the Canadian Pacific Railway and then transfered to AMT (commuter train) in Montreal, Canada.
Built by Canadian Car & Foundry in the 1950s. This car’s number is 808 which is its original number.
That is an Alco RS3 built right here in Schenectady, NY in the 1950's absolutely beautiful engine !
Abandoned train is very interesting. I am glad I watched it. Thank you.
You know I actually wish there were more abandoned trains... they give off this beauty and mystery.
Asvea yes, but its so sad to see these historical brutes rudting on aidings.
I can't for the life of me recall all the details but back in the mid 1970s to early 1980s Southern went through a merger or mergers (almost all the big U.S. railroads that still existed at the time went through mergers or simply shut down) and passenger service ended rather suddenly. I THINK that is how CSX came into existence as we know it today. Also AMTRAK became the only full time passenger train service about that time. I've heard, over the years, that some trains were simply left on sidings and the crews walked away unemployed. It's been a while but the last time I made the trip back home to South Carolina via I-95 in the day time (I prefer to drive the route at night...It's an old man thing) I saw maybe five to seven passenger cars, but could not see if there was an engine attached, just parked on a long disused section track in Southern Virginia or there abouts. I verified, for my own peace of mind, that what I had seen was not just a train parked for some mechanical or safety reason when I made the return trip to Maryland by the same route and saw those same cars right where they had been a week earlier. Those cars looked rather modern and are/were visible from I-95 to anyone who is looking for them or happens to be looking in the right direction at the right time (if you are South bound on I-95 they would be to your right and visible through a tree line).
FD Mackey The Southern Railroad merged with the Norfolk & Western in the late 1970s to form Norfolk Southern. CSX was formed through various railroads that ended up defunct. The passenger cars you saw more than likely belonged to the RF&P, P&W, or NJT/CNJ. The RF&P and P&W ran commuter trains primarily in Maryland and Virginia, to the best of my knowledge. They discontinued service in the early 1990s. The P&W turned to all freight. CSX took them over if I am not mistaken.
C.S.X was originally ca
CSX Was the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Really cool! I think the first class seats moved forward, so they could be used as a bed.
Its not been there since the 80s, I live not far from that, its was running in the late 90s and up to 2008 as one here said.
great find. it's sad to see these left behind. I wonder if TVRM in Chattanooga would go get it
I wonder they just left a amazing alco locomotive from one of my favorite railroads to rot.
You won't fall thru the floor, it is concrete. That's how the cars are weighted. Also, you weren't moving the correct part to throw the switch.
That's pretty cool. Love find like these. Great video..
Just got thru watching you guys on the fam, JAMES, on the same channel but James did not show as much as you did. great video. o yes I like trains also. I love the horns , love them I collet them . when I can find them. take care.
unreal I never thought they would leave a train Abandoned like 148 Take care Jimmy
Hi Jon and Heather!! I love trains too! My mom was in love with them too!! I will not fly so trains are my preferred way to go!!!
That is Far out!! Thanks John!!!!
great video once again!
a small town in Wa. state has a bed and breakfast all train cars pretty cool!
Clare Wilson it is at the base of my Rainer n they do have a dinner train that goes up the mtn.
James C Bliss
the one I am speaking of is in Sequim Wa. but cool ro know of the other as well.
thanks!!!
The rails also have a shine to them yet, so that means this whole section of line is patroled. Unused rails rust faster than U think. And the foliage has only begun to show in the ties.
I agree its pretty well known, I got to say though im offended that you think your allowed to be trespassing but those of us watching you dont need to know hwere its at because we'll tear it up. Ive got a couple more places you could go see in l;ake city ( rocky top) but I guess i shouldnt be so free with trusting the inofrmation to the public.
When you showed the bicycle storage section, I noticed that the signs were in french and realized this car was for the commuter train service from my hometown, Montreal in Canada, it has come quite a long way to you!
Thats awesome Thanks.
More than likely from another part of Canada as the signs were also in English which is illegal in Quebec.
That train was used to film the re-make of the movie, The Fugitive. A debunk
railway sold the train to the film company for pennies on the dollar. After the
movie was filmed in 1993, the train was abandoned, stolen my Hobo's and
drove it until it ran out of fuel.
Regards, Ody Slim
Ody Slim bullshit
Tell me what you know then. I got my info from Google
This is totally cool😎. I love all of your videos! Keep 'em coming!
John, I love the fact that you play with all of the switches. I would do the exact same way. I'm just a kid at heart. Love your videos and have subbed
I really like this video. Does the lens of your camera float in and out of place with motion?
i believe he has a lens hood on with image stabilizer so when he moves, the lens moves around and shows parts of the hood.
Reminds me of my x-gal pal.Loved too "pull a train"!! lol
Wow, that is so cool... just abandoned out in the middle of nowhere.
My dad works with trains one way you can tell if a train Railway is still in operation is by the top of the Rails if the rails are Rusty they are no longer in operation if the top of them is bright metal no rust then they're good
Great video. It's a shame it was left in the middle of no where. Wonder if anymore trains on the track
Might be some more in front or behind the train.
Great find! Thanks for sharing!
That loco is from around 51 or so. Its an ALCO RS-3. Its an ex reading unit. Been sittin since 2010. It was never abandoned. They were forced to stop running and while figuring oit a way to run again some vandalls came down and ripped parts off, and its been there ever since. It ran when it was parked.
This train was last operated about 2010-2011. The tracks have not been used since 2012 by RJC but i believe is still owned by RJC. They have filed to officially abandon and tip out the line once and for all. That request as not been approved as of yet as some would like to bring the tracks back for storage and or excursion train.
thats near windrock atv park ive driven my four wheelers there a guy used it for train tours but then got a dui driving down the track late at night i heard from the fir fighters in town so they took the tracks away from him
Cool train! Glad that it's not vandalized or graffiti.
Did it had a horn?
Do they still have steam trains in Morristown? I know they have the big trains like in your video here.
Cool video! Enjoyed it! Keep them coming!
Wow this was an excellent find, amazing!!! I would love to find an abandoned train. Wow just wow ✌🏻
Looking to find this. Could you help me to find its location?
Love your videos. Love East Tennessee
awesome find!! thanks for the video!
Who in 9 worlds goes off an abandons a train like this? Couldn't it be repaired or recycled?This is VERY SAD!
Love it! Keep doing what you do. Hope to work someday with all you guys.
It was a very short lived tourist railroad. The station was burned down by arsonists. And the engine had a collision with railroad pickup truck. It was placed there in 2008 to 2010?
I think it still a short line railroad. looks very familiar
They're videos on TH-cam showing this train in service. It's a shame people have ruined it over the years.
Would love to see it run again
at 0:47 you need to move the lever with the block on it
Awesome video! Subbed! Keep up your good work!
There is a picture of that loco @ TVRM in 2007 with fresh paint.
I have come to realize that the train was not abandoned in the 80s but in 2008. I read about a different train that is no longer there. Sorry for the miss information.
amazing ,I like how it's untouched by vandalism.let's hope it stays that way .About 3 years ago I saw a video about an abandoned mansion with jaguar cars around it in average condition,and the location was in the UK .And saw another story of abandoned jaguars same place shot last year all of the car s were trashed with graffiti smashed windows you name it.I hope this doesn't happen to this train and carts.
Say hello to Heather, Ashley and Ethan Thanks for vid Jon. Love Australia
Where is this place located in East Tennessee?
I want to know why they left train in the middle of no where
There's no triple A for trains when they break down?😳😳😳
The owner of the train was operating a tourist railroad. The tracks that he was using were sold to R.J.Corman company who then refused to let him use the rails. The owner has been trying to find new rails in the area.
This is cool, I hope they get her running again.
Where is this train? I would like to visit myself
Were is this in east tn really would like to go explorer it
Where is this location at
Great: amazing that he is still there were he broke down. have they evacuaded the passengers?
It will be some time before I can make the doll house cause my phone locked up -- I bought a cheaper one that has to be activated. Useing locked phone to see vids right now.Other unexpected bills came up too-. Nice way to start the 'new year'-- huh.Would love to win the 800 plus lotto powerball thingie. I'd definitely would share some with you! Dream on. ( :
I live in Knoxville as well. Where is this exactly? I explore this stuff. I have a $95,000 model layout in my house
It's in Briceville
Thanks to the internet and where to look it didn't take long to find it and what happened. Looking at there rear, the non cab end, there's a box fan on the cooling fan. It seems the installed fan quit, the box fan wasn't enough to cool her and i'm led to believe the poor girl overheated. Not saying that's what happened but as i see it, and as a lover of trains and what info is available thats my thoughts. Sad to see that the main lights and ditch lights have already been vandalized :( There's two sides of the ending, as an old RS-3, she can remain with nature, and not turned into razor blades and soda cans like so many have before her.
RJ Corman Railroad shut the scenic railroad down for safety reasons
This engine ran in 2010. It hasn't been sitting since the 80's. Plus it wouldn't have ditchlights if it was from the 80's
Wow, just wow. I love it.
I went too E.TN.once and it was closed and i never went back!! lol
all you are on it! I sub'd & Liked. hope to see more of Tennessee.
Thanks.
Also I actually have a vintage train key yes you actually need a key for a train similar to a car
Where is this
Anyone know were this is?
Imagine if that train would of start moving from all the walking in it. scary!
An excursion train that broke down. More background in some of the other comments.
Nice Chuy's shirt I have the same one
thankyou 😚enjoyed 😚
What is the location of this abandoned train????
I enjoy your videos. You don't try to do stupid scary crap, if it's tense it's natural to the environment. You don't have that stupid ass background music, THANK YOU for that. That is so super annoying. You take your time and move slowly so we can actually explore vicariously through you. You make really good videos. Thank you. :)
Ms Smith Thank you so much.
Exploration Unknown you're welcome
I can t say ir better ms Smith
Napa auto parts doesn't stock parts for Alcoa locomotives anymore? I'm disappointed! 😁😁😁
now this would be cool to restore and turn into a home or somthing
michigander man restore the TRUMP TRAIN 😃!
mommytoallie there you go lol
rode trains like this one many times