Not bad and keep it up. Noticed that B&LE kept to fairly stock locomotives much like fellow US Steel owned roads like DM&IR and EJ&E with only The J apparently breaking from that with red strobe beacons on the cab roofs ( possibly for grade crossing visibility as it did operate in some Chicago area burbs and urban settings more than the other roads) but it seems that newer pics of the road power show a clearly aftermarket installation of a Gyralight. Makes you wonder if that wasn't an after effect of this wreck to provide more visibility. Just for future reference Paducah is pronounced puh-do-cuh.
A few place names got mispronounced near the beginning and it got worse. Maybe you should take up another line of work where you don't use inane sound effects. I had to go to Google Earth to research WHERE "Meharg" is; turns out it's not that far from Butler (yes, I've ridden that part of the line in 2001!)---which is a good distance from North Bessemer. You hadn't answered WHERE this was in relation to other places! The B&LE stretches all the way from Lake Erie at Conneat down to south of the Allegheny where it meets the Union RR--a good long RR maybe close to 200 miles, Yes, it's one of the USSteel RR's now sold off to CN finally of all people. Yeah, you put in a content warning to lead in a few more suckers; someone else is advertising "how erections work"---probably speaking of the 2020 Erection! No. I won't watch the rest---there are other better sources. The B&LE had pasenger service until about 1955--I've NEVER seen any writeups about it!
This comment says everything wrong with my first few videos I’m glad you pointed this out because I was able to fix stuff like this in new documentary’s thank you
Not bad and keep it up.
Noticed that B&LE kept to fairly stock locomotives much like fellow US Steel owned roads like DM&IR and EJ&E with only The J apparently breaking from that with red strobe beacons on the cab roofs ( possibly for grade crossing visibility as it did operate in some Chicago area burbs and urban settings more than the other roads) but it seems that newer pics of the road power show a clearly aftermarket installation of a Gyralight. Makes you wonder if that wasn't an after effect of this wreck to provide more visibility.
Just for future reference Paducah is pronounced puh-do-cuh.
Yeah, it’s unfortunate nowadays the Bessemer doesn’t have very many units. Thank you for watching, and I might remaster this was better editing.
Great video
Good job
Still crazy how this happened and I actually catch the Bessemer in Butler Pennsylvania
Nice I have got 862,868,867,905 all at Greenville
@@ASPEST2017 cool I’ve gotten an ultra rare train race on the Bessemer last year and I just subscribed to you
@@ASPEST2017 just got word the NB ore train derailed today they put 15 cars on the ground
Oooo Interesting
We are so close to 10 likes
I have an Idea Can you do the 2004 Macdona,TX Train collision.
Maybe
It kinda reminds me of the Chase of MD
It kinda dose to me and I’ll soon make it more clear
A few place names got mispronounced near the beginning and it got worse. Maybe you should take up another line of work where you don't use inane sound effects. I had to go to Google Earth to research WHERE "Meharg" is; turns out it's not that far from Butler (yes, I've ridden that part of the line in 2001!)---which is a good distance from North Bessemer. You hadn't answered WHERE this was in relation to other places! The B&LE stretches all the way from Lake Erie at Conneat down to south of the Allegheny where it meets the Union RR--a good long RR maybe close to 200 miles, Yes, it's one of the USSteel RR's now sold off to CN finally of all people. Yeah, you put in a content warning to lead in a few more suckers; someone else is advertising "how erections work"---probably speaking of the 2020 Erection! No. I won't watch the rest---there are other better sources. The B&LE had pasenger service until about 1955--I've NEVER seen any writeups about it!
This comment says everything wrong with my first few videos I’m glad you pointed this out because I was able to fix stuff like this in new documentary’s thank you