With their bright colors, the Union Pacific locomotives are my favorite. Thank you for filming them and for sharing their passage, which is rarer than that of the CSX locomotives.
I don't think the radar is disappointing - it tells the tale of the trains and track speed. Safety is paramount and they follow the track speed to avoid derailments mostly. I still say they are booking and that is one of the cool parts of watching trains - the speed :) Thanks for the speed checks!
Really pretty spot to record. Enjoy these summer days. What great-looking countryside! Gracias por tu video, Señor Jaws. Good one as usual. RT sends, Puebla, México...
Coil train was really neat. Thanks for telling why it's called the RatHole. I'll sleep all night by the BNSF Chicago-Denver mainline tracks in my area in my car sometimes. Some of the best stuff comes through in the middle of the night. The hotshot locals with the older EMD 4 axle locomotives are the greatest when they come chugging through.
LOVE the country railroad crossings the best and keep filming them, JT! I sure hope the people out there DO stop at those crossings with "Stop" signs. That first crossing had HUGE trees on one side blocking views of approaching trains and the drivers better be alert and stop before proceeding if no train is coming.
@@JawTooth You are very welcome. Your train videos are always quite interesting and educational since I see trains from the opposite side of the country where I have very little knowledge of since I was born and raised in San Jose, CA. and currently live in Albuquerque, NM. I also LOVE the rooster beginning along with your sense of humor, darling pets, nice family and your interesting slide shows at the end with GREAT shots of the trains AND some of the more impressive and colorful graffiti on the cars. Keep up your FINE work and cheers from the Southwest!
Outstanding!! Couple of Union Pacific motors in the first two trains, and the open coil load train was an AWESOME catch… that was a heavy train, and yes that DPU was pushing hard… go ahead and START THE VIDEO, SON we got a train coming’ !!!!
Hey Jawtooth, you should put a kiddie pool in the bed of your truck! You could film while sipping a cold beverage in the pool! Stay hydrated! Great videos! 👍🏻
JT, may I suggest, to try shooting the last car after it comes by you. Jason did it in one of his videos and the speed jumped up about 6 or 7 MPH from the low 20s to the upper 20s.
Nice clouds out there today. Train #3 short and sweet. Steel rules! Quite a few CP family which probably went by my viewing areas near Milwaukee. Alas the old style SOO cars now sold off and nary a single Canadian Wheat Bureau car also nearing sale or retirement. Glad you were able to enjoy the fireworks many were delayed due to storms. Some tonight yet!
Cool video JT, entertaining and informative all in one. Credit those that built that old bridge, strong and durable. Your right that DPU on the steel coil train was really chugging hard, but steel coil trains are generally quite heavy. Thanks again Jawtooth. Peace. 👍🏼🚂
You are busier than a beaver lately aren't you !? I cant believe all the traveling you have been doing lately. Really pretty how the trees form a canopy over the tracks. So green and lush. And as always, I loved this installment of the Norfie and Chessie Show!!! 😺🐕
Jawtooth, thanks for another good video! Yes, the Rathole (Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway), still owned by the city of Cincinnati, had numerous narrow tunnels and narrow cuts - so many in fact that rail fans called it the "Rathole". They have "daylighted" a lot of the tunnels (took the top off of them) and widened cuts for "wide loads". SOuthern Railway leased CNO&TP for years, now NS does. The only major railroad owned by a municipality. Wikipedia has a nice article about it. Keep that video goin' Son!
Cool, I might look that article up. I use to live in Lexington, Kentucky and had a view from my living room and bedroom of the Rathole main line with 2 tracks. That was fun watching trains from home
Trains Trains and more Trains, got some good fast ones and that DPU sounded sweet !! 👍 Great shot in that Union Pacific, my second favorite railroad !! 👍 Wooooooooo… Mega awesome video !! 👍👍
Arrived at this party late but there's no way I'd miss it. JT, love your ethos, you are AWESOME! Liked the bookends on the coil steel train. Another top notch video. Many thanks!
Great catches of all the NS trains especially the 30 car consist of rolled steel w the DPU! The radar gun is accurate and just seems faster with all those cars in tow! Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your time and effort!
My wife just asked me do you have a lot of viewers ? We looked and she said "you have more then CNN !. And we all had a good laugh. Nice you took the family to the fireworks. Blessings...Leo and family
I feel your pain when you can't tell when your camera is recording because glare from sun is too bright. 😅 But you still manage to gather a ton of content.
I have a Marshall & PRS guitar set-up similar to yours ... Love those Norfolk Southern loco's with the covers over the axels that look like Church Steeple bell's ... That's the only way I can describe them ... Thx for the live action Son ... Off to another one ...
Thank you for documenting these trains at Florence and Walton, Kentucky, Jaw Tooth! Estimating the speed of trains is very subjective. You were right when you said it would be a while before another train came by after the high rail truck went past.
Still some active tunnels on the Rathole around Nemo and Oakdale , Tennessee . Also several videos of people exploring the old abandoned tunnels posted on YT .
@@JawTooth If you do go down to Nemo making a video of that massive bridge over the New River near Robbins in Scott Count , Tennessee is a must , also there's been a train derailment in Whitley City KY .
@@tabomst3k851 Makes sense. Here in Texas I have never seen a NS or CSX engine in manifests running the tracks. Primarily it is UP and BNSF here, but seldom if any "visitors!" Thanks
Good made video, mr Jaw Tooth. See on this video that the 2 trains have locomotives of UP, the NS have to short locomotives to ride the freighttrains to their destinations? Have a good weekend mr Jaw Tooth. Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Hey JT, I'm from Marion , IN, Ive been to the Rat Hole many times over the years, Some of my personal favorite locations was south of Danville ,KY. Kings Mountain and Burnside and Tate, KY to mention a few. It's been several years since I have went south of there now. My most recent visits have been just north of Danville to Cincinnati and have found several interesting locations with old wood bridges and neat curves. High Bridge is a really cool place. In this video you shot, you are at a crossing with the NS and CSX line near each other. I haven't come cross this and I really don't have any idea where this location is. I am guessing the CSX is the LCL sub running along side the NS Rat hole. I assume this location is close to the Ohio River near Latonia, KY. Can you confirm for me. Thanks for any help. I enjoy your videos very much, I just missed you by a day at Muncie, IN on your visit there. I visit Muncie a lot as it is only 40 minutes away from my home. Keep up the good work on your outings.
Great video Great views of the first trains At least a couple of feet away Has anyone from the railroads Said anything to you About being so close to their trains? And you might want to think about a hat
I had a guy come up to me on the sidewalk and tell me not to film him. I took the video down. I should wear a hat. I have a spot from the sun that needs removed
Love your dogs and kitty! They have such a lovely place to live! Great video today!
A nice and true tribute about America Birthday. It is crazy how fast you believe trains are going until you use your raydar gun.
This is the best channel of all never film at the same place twice really a fun channel to watch
Thanks Johnny!
Beautifully photographed trains! Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
With their bright colors, the Union Pacific locomotives are my favorite. Thank you for filming them and for sharing their passage, which is rarer than that of the CSX locomotives.
Thanks for watching!!!
I don't think the radar is disappointing - it tells the tale of the trains and track speed. Safety is paramount and they follow the track speed to avoid derailments mostly. I still say they are booking and that is one of the cool parts of watching trains - the speed :) Thanks for the speed checks!
Thanks for watching!
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Thanks Fabian!
Really pretty spot to record. Enjoy these summer days. What great-looking countryside! Gracias por tu video, Señor Jaws. Good one as usual. RT sends, Puebla, México...
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks Jawtooth for another great video.
Great narration as well.
Thanks for watching !
Another awesome video. All the major events I go to I get in early and wait until late to leave. No fun sitting in traffic. 👍👍
Coil train was really neat. Thanks for telling why it's called the RatHole. I'll sleep all night by the BNSF Chicago-Denver mainline tracks in my area in my car sometimes. Some of the best stuff comes through in the middle of the night. The hotshot locals with the older EMD 4 axle locomotives are the greatest when they come chugging through.
I like doing that also. You get surprised by a train when you least expect it
@@JawTooth Some of those old EMDs are still in their pre-merger Santa Fe colors- that's one of the ultimate catches for me on the BNSF.
LOVE the country railroad crossings the best and keep filming them, JT! I sure hope the people out there DO stop at those crossings with "Stop" signs. That first crossing had HUGE trees on one side blocking views of approaching trains and the drivers better be alert and stop before proceeding if no train is coming.
Thanks for watching!!
@@JawTooth You are very welcome. Your train videos are always quite interesting and educational since I see trains from the opposite side of the country where I have very little knowledge of since I was born and raised in San Jose, CA. and currently live in Albuquerque, NM. I also LOVE the rooster beginning along with your sense of humor, darling pets, nice family and your interesting slide shows at the end with GREAT shots of the trains AND some of the more impressive and colorful graffiti on the cars. Keep up your FINE work and cheers from the Southwest!
Love it jaw Tooth . Have a great day . Great catch . Sincerely Andrew Macintosh
Some great shots from the rathole line. I liked that short coil train. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for putting in all the effort JT! Great video!
Thanks for watching!
Outstanding!! Couple of Union Pacific motors in the first two trains, and the open coil load train was an AWESOME catch… that was a heavy train, and yes that DPU was pushing hard… go ahead and START THE VIDEO, SON we got a train coming’ !!!!
Hey Jawtooth, you should put a kiddie pool in the bed of your truck! You could film while sipping a cold beverage in the pool! Stay hydrated! Great videos! 👍🏻
Cool idea! I could wait in the pool for a train
you got that one just in time dont worry you did great.
DPU on the back of that coil train. Short train too. Must be pretty heavy. Also no covers on it!
Thanks for watching!
Those coils are very heavy, from what I've heard. That DPU was working hard.
A whole bunch of car fenders on that second train.
I always look forward to your videos Brian. Keep up the most excellent work!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video and but wait there’s more 👍👍👍🇺🇸😎🚂
JT, may I suggest, to try shooting the last car after it comes by you. Jason did it in one of his videos and the speed jumped up about 6 or 7 MPH from the low 20s to the upper 20s.
Interesting. I will try that. Thanks for watching!
For the last train, if the angle was 30 degrees, then with indicated speed 33, gives 33 divided by cosine of 30 degrees equals around 38 mph.
Nice clouds out there today. Train #3 short and sweet. Steel rules! Quite a few CP family which probably went by my viewing areas near Milwaukee. Alas the old style SOO cars now sold off and nary a single Canadian Wheat Bureau car also nearing sale or retirement. Glad you were able to enjoy the fireworks many were delayed due to storms. Some tonight yet!
I like the radar speed readings, it adds a extra dimension to the videos which are already very good. Love all your pets.
Thanks for watching!!!
Good morning Jawtooth. Happy Saturday to you. Have an awesome day.
Good morning!
Y A Y ...finally-Speed Gun !!
Thank you ...oh my..
Keep cool down there
thanks for watching!
Great video. The Radar gun and the shoo-fly my two favorites👍👍
Awesome thanks! I just revisited the Shoo-Fly again
Cool video JT, entertaining and informative all in one. Credit those that built that old bridge, strong and durable. Your right that DPU on the steel coil train was really chugging hard, but steel coil trains are generally quite heavy. Thanks again Jawtooth.
Peace. 👍🏼🚂
Thank you Sir..great content !!
Thanks for watching!
You are busier than a beaver lately aren't you !? I cant believe all the traveling you have been doing lately. Really pretty how the trees form a canopy over the tracks. So green and lush. And as always, I loved this installment of the Norfie and Chessie Show!!! 😺🐕
Yes! Thank you!
15:56 Very nice guitar !
Thank you very much for this very nice video. ✨✨
👍Merci beaucoup ! 🙏
Thank you too!
@@JawTooth 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jawtooth, thanks for another good video! Yes, the Rathole (Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway), still owned by the city of Cincinnati, had numerous narrow tunnels and narrow cuts - so many in fact that rail fans called it the "Rathole".
They have "daylighted" a lot of the tunnels (took the top off of them) and widened cuts for "wide loads".
SOuthern Railway leased CNO&TP for years, now NS does. The only major railroad owned by a municipality. Wikipedia has a nice article about it.
Keep that video goin' Son!
Cool, I might look that article up. I use to live in Lexington, Kentucky and had a view from my living room and bedroom of the Rathole main line with 2 tracks. That was fun watching trains from home
Check out those old RR crossing signs with wooden posts way back there in the sticks! A rare coil-only train with DPU, must be a special delivery!
Thanks for watching!
Jaw Tooth thank you so much thank you for bringing the trains brother
Any time!
Love your Pets!
Trains Trains and more Trains, got some good fast ones and that DPU sounded sweet !! 👍 Great shot in that Union Pacific, my second favorite railroad !! 👍 Wooooooooo… Mega awesome video !! 👍👍
I like those shiny new tankers . 😀
Me too
Yes the radar does make more interesting, 👏 also liked the dpu at the end 9'47", thanks Brian !
Hope you enjoyed the fireworks.
Thanks 👍
Nice end train DPU under that bridge!!!
Love the daily uploads, great video jt
Glad you like them!
Awesome hard working DPU.
Chessy and kitty show, Brandy is a great pup too.
Thank you!
Arrived at this party late but there's no way I'd miss it. JT, love your ethos, you are AWESOME! Liked the bookends on the coil steel train. Another top notch video. Many thanks!
Glad you like them!
How about some Purina updates soon
Great catches of all the NS trains especially the 30 car consist of rolled steel w the DPU! The radar gun is accurate and just seems faster with all those cars in tow! Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your time and effort!
Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 9 July 22.
Good morning Bill!
Thank you for the last two minutes of this video. Nice spot you are living surrounded by fields, trees, your folks and pets. Enjoy your weekend!
Thanks for watching!!
I goofed last week. Didn't realize I wasn't recording.
Always awesome to see UP, BNSF, CP and CN units.
Nice track on this line. Well maintained and the brush is cut way back. Impressive. Thanks, Jaw!
Glad you like it!
Cool high rail truck
would be fun to ride in one
@@JawTooth yes it would
ChainsawN&W1218, glad to see You brought Your radar gun,great NS train carrying coils of steel 👍 with end train DPU Alright.
DPU, 4 centerbeams, Norfie and doggies. Great video JT!
Thanks for watching!
Note: steel coils weight t least 20 tons each so with 4 coils, load is at least 80 tons. No covers so there's chance of rain/rust damage. Good vid.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
My wife just asked me do you have a lot of viewers ? We looked and she said "you have more then CNN !. And we all had a good laugh. Nice you took the family to the fireworks. Blessings...Leo and family
Lol, thanks for watching my videos! We had a great time at the fireworks.
Another great video! Lots of action. Good spot to video. Sure enjoy watching Chessie, Norfie and Brandy.
Thanks 👍
Another great video! Thanks for the video and chat. Thanks for the pets! Enjoy the week ahead. See you on the next!
Thanks for watching!
Ah, that's why it's called Rathole line. Great video!
Thanks for watching!
Love seeing the pets! In the 90s? That’s no fun. Thanks for not staying home and filming for us.
Any time!
Jason A. got in trouble for using a speed gun on an ELS train. I wonder why there was such a problem? Seems silly to me. Great video!
Probably a grouchy crew. Either that, or they're breaking speed limits occasionally, and don't want to get caught.
I saw that video where someone called on him and made up stuff
@@JawTooth I should have known. The minute someone finds something positive t0 enjoy, others get jealous and start hating on them.
I feel your pain when you can't tell when your camera is recording because glare from sun is too bright. 😅 But you still manage to gather a ton of content.
Thanks for watching!
A fantastic video of trains that was awesome thank you Jaw Tooth
Thank you very much!
You did get all of that last train, just enough.👍🏼
Good job thanks Jt. Chris from England.
I have a Marshall & PRS guitar set-up similar to yours ... Love those Norfolk Southern loco's with the covers over the axels that look like Church Steeple bell's ... That's the only way I can describe them ... Thx for the live action Son ... Off to another one ...
Thanks for watching my videos and supporting my channel Eddy!
Thank you for documenting these trains at Florence and Walton, Kentucky, Jaw Tooth! Estimating the speed of trains is very subjective. You were right when you said it would be a while before another train came by after the high rail truck went past.
thanks for watching and commenting Thomas!
I believe I saw that same train in Gainesville GA Tuesday morning. Really Cool!
Very cool!
Great video Jawtooth! Love that bridge! It's great to get to see the actual speed of those trains! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!!
Awsome footage thank you for sharing. And 2 NS trains in a row with a union pacific EMD SD 70 trailing
Thank you very much!
Lots of trains today, cool.
Thank you very much!
good morning jaw tooth buddy how's the weather
Still some active tunnels on the Rathole around Nemo and Oakdale , Tennessee .
Also several videos of people exploring the old abandoned tunnels posted on YT .
I want to film the tunnels around Nemo. I have been making plans
@@JawTooth If you do go down to Nemo making a video of that massive bridge over the New River near Robbins in Scott Count , Tennessee is a must , also there's been a train derailment in Whitley City KY .
Great video Jawtooth, enjoyed them all !!!
Awesome, thank you!
Great video! What are those coils, staneless steel ? and where they used for? 👌
That's cool to see that old bridge.
Hi Jaw Tooth. Hope you and your family had a great 4th of July. Great video as always God’s blessings to you and your family my friend
1. 68; 2. 173; 3. 35; 4. 122; Total 398.
Thanks for counting the cars Michael!
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Thanks a ton!
Thanks for your videos, watch when I can.
I appreciate that!
Awesome
I enjoyed the video 👍👍
Yay! Thank you!
Hey JT! Another great video! Love it!
Awesome thank you!
Thanks for this nice video!
Our pleasure!
Great video good mix up of power NS and union Pacific
Thanks!
Great 👍 👌 train going by my 4th of July was great went to a great restaurant watch the fireworks 30 minutes show pretty good
Sounds great!
@@JawTooth 👌 yes it was
Great video Jawtooth. I like how many spots you find. I like to do the same thing too.
Thanks 👍
JT, why do the NS manifests for both trains in this video have UP locomotives? Inquiring minds want to know??
I want to know too
@@rachelolvera9435 That a Girl, Rachel!
I think it's because when a RR company rents a loco it's more convenient for them to leave it with them and in return they do the same.
@@tabomst3k851 that’s cool . Thanks .
@@tabomst3k851 Makes sense. Here in Texas I have never seen a NS or CSX engine in manifests running the tracks. Primarily it is UP and BNSF here, but seldom if any "visitors!" Thanks
Awesome trains JT!!!!
Glad you like them! Thanks Jeff!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!
Laughed at Jawtooth saying, "I'm standing in the shade, bcz it's hot!", proof your mother called you son... bcz you were/are Bright!
Good made video, mr Jaw Tooth.
See on this video that the 2 trains have locomotives of UP, the NS have to short locomotives to ride the freighttrains to their destinations? Have a good weekend mr Jaw Tooth.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Ok thanks! Have a great weekend also!
Very nice job awesome scenery
Thank you very much!
They don't waste any time on that line.
Hi
Hey JT, I'm from Marion , IN, Ive been to the Rat Hole many times over the years, Some of my personal favorite locations was south of Danville ,KY. Kings Mountain and Burnside and Tate, KY to mention a few. It's been several years since I have went south of there now. My most recent visits have been just north of Danville to Cincinnati and have found several interesting locations with old wood bridges and neat curves. High Bridge is a really cool place. In this video you shot, you are at a crossing with the NS and CSX line near each other. I haven't come cross this and I really don't have any idea where this location is. I am guessing the CSX is the LCL sub running along side the NS Rat hole. I assume this location is close to the Ohio River near Latonia, KY. Can you confirm for me. Thanks for any help. I enjoy your videos very much, I just missed you by a day at Muncie, IN on your visit there. I visit Muncie a lot as it is only 40 minutes away from my home. Keep up the good work on your outings.
I just love trains. Love you too
Thanks Jana!
I counted one truck for the hi rail.
9:36 - Radar gun looks to be approx. 30 degrees off axis. 33 mph divided by cos (30 degrees) = true speed around 38 mph
thanks!
Great video
Great views of the first trains
At least a couple of feet away
Has anyone from the railroads
Said anything to you
About being so close to their trains?
And you might want to think about a hat
I had a guy come up to me on the sidewalk and tell me not to film him. I took the video down. I should wear a hat. I have a spot from the sun that needs removed
@@JawTooth Yeah
Old folks like us need to be careful 😆😅🤣😎👴👩🦲
Thanks for the video and tolerating the heat 😎😎😎
No problem 👍
😊nice,the steel factory passing tru.😊
Right on