Hats off to you JT, mpst folks have no idea the lengths (and sometimes inconvenience)you have to go to in order to bring us these railfanning videos,i look forward to see chessie at end
I would not mind living in that town. I find the train sounds very relaxing having grew up in a small town with a Public Belt R R a few blacks away. Thank for your dedication.
I love St Mary's. I shot a train here 30 years ago. He was Symbol ed R316, Love the shot. Cameras have really come a long way since I shot mine. I used to travel through here on the way to and from college in Montgomery, WV in the late 80s and 90s. This train was a lot larger than the ones I shot back then.
I'm So Happy that CSX put back in Road Service all those GP, & SD 40"s it's awesome to see them back pulling freight once again. Awesome video as always.
Nice location @Jaw Tooth! I’m not sure how far you travel, but a really nice location is Palmer, MA at the Steaming Tender Restaurant. There’s a diamond there; One rail is CSX, the other is a local rail, New England Central Railroad. Another short line railroad that runs there is Massachusetts Central. The Steaming Tender is open Thursday’s to Sunday’s. If you ever get the chance to go, it is a great railfanning spot! (P.S. The best, busiest time for CSX is typically 5-10am)
Awesome. Great capture in great setting. That train was huge and it was wonderful too see the dogs. Sort of a desert although I am not a desert guy. Really nice and many thanks.
I love street running trains. I think CSX owns the market on those! Where I live, CSX trains on the Hudson Valley New York line goes through retail areas. CSX ran past my former place of employment there - a huge concrete and steel bunker like building. Parts of the building shook when trains passed. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Thanks son, glad your so patient... your camera does really well on those nighttime shots !! Great street running !! 👍 Awesome night time street running video (with DPU) !!!!! 👍
Now we have your version of the CSX street running at St. Mary, West Virginia. This video compliments the one that you published the other day that your wife took. Thank you for uploading this video. I see that you included your wife at the end of the video as you made your final remarks on this video.
I lived in Brooklyn NY in a 3rd fl apartment at the corner of Fulton St and Crescent St where the J Train (elevated train) made a sharp left turn to go up to Jamaica Ave. The wheels of that train screamed like a Banchee, and the funny thing was that after a very short while I didn’t even hear it anymore, and my bedroom window was shouting distance to where the train made the turn. I would imagine that it is like that for the folks living in these residences on either floor.
Wow! The wait sure paid off on that one. If they didn’t completely empty the yard out to build that one I’d be very surprised. Night crew really putting in the work with that train!
With roller bearings being the rule and not the exception, trains are pretty well silent, unless you get some rolling stock with 'flat tires' banging all over the place. Once he passes through and stops blowing the whistle and shuts down the bell, one can go back to sleep lulled by those smooth rolling bogies/wheels.
I was thinking they do late night so they don't displace traffic too much. Then I heard the horn - again and again and again. I bet the downtown folks aren't thrilled with that :) No matter - that was a long train and we like the DPU! Thanks for the dedication to get that one :) We also see some tampers and cribbers for working on the tracks - very cool :)
Yes, they were working on the tracks in the day. I saw them park the equipment in that siding. The only train I saw in light during the 2 days that I was there was a huge train at 7am.
We have a CSX mainline that runs through residential neighborhoods in the east side of Canton, Ohio and heads to the south side of Canton, and heads west to go through Massillon, Ohio.
My town in JAMESTOWN ND had the same problem of trains constantly blaring there horns thru town until we voted to put in a quit zone wich now trains are no longer allowed to blare there horns thru town & if they do they end up with a 500 hundred dollar fine.
So you issue it as a no horn zone, Now who will be responsible if someone accidentally gets hit by a train? Who gets sued? The Railroad or the town or both? Secondly who pays for the upgrades to each intersection since it seems there are no protective gates or warning signals? It is serious financial issue for a small town to take on.
@@kaleblesmeister2954 I'm an engineer for a large railroad out of Los Angeles and we still can blow the horn in quiet zones in certain situations without penalty. I don't know how your ND town handles it, but no fines are ever issued to us out here on the west coast.
This is so cool!! I love that horn and those engines are beautiful!, I only wish I could have been there to see it!! Thank you Jaw Tooth for filming this, you get the best footage!!
JT, maybe they schedule trains to pass through town late at night when auto traffic is much lighter. Benefit is the street lights make filming very cool.
We live about 4 miles from the Ohio River Subdivision, it seems like there is more action at night with a couple during the day heading either to Russel Kentucky or to Cumberland Maryland(Q316/Q317) with coal drags from Grafton.
Very and awesome Video Brian aka JT, i know how those folks that live on the second floor, i used to live like that with trains passing by, I LOVED IT and you get used to it, Thanks JT love the street running by the facist CSX lol thanks and please stay safe :-)
A long, long train... and slowing its course, as if it wouldn't like bothering the already sleeping citizens. A nice vidéo, really, thanks for sharing.
One long train, for sure. Thanks for getting out there in the dead of night to capture it, well maybe not the "dead" of night, LOL. Guessing it is mandatory to alert possible vehicle and pedestrian traffic at every cross street, definitely plenty loud.
Town: ahhh what a day, Time to get some sleep, gotta be up early.... Train: hahaha good luck, me and the family coming thru, we even brought the horns for your listening pleasure...lol.
Wow, 21 hours between trains on this CSX line in Saint Marys? That's really surprising. Lots of power up front too. I'm also surprised they laid on the horn so much because looking around I'd think it's a quiet zone like they have in LaGrange, Kentucky in a similar set-up. Really nice vid here, Jaw Tooth.
Hello again from the UK. Excellent video Mr Jaw Tooth. After all of the debate about what is and what is not street running this is 100% street running and over a decent length. A dedicated long wait, but when the train did pass through the street is was worth it, a monster train with four locos on the front and a DPU pulling about 100 wagons. I saw your wife's video a few days ago. BTW, if she is Mrs Jaw Tooth, is the collective noun for your family the Jaw Tooths, or shouldn't it be the Jaw Teeth? Just a thought.
I Watch Locomotive & Train Action @ Vancouver Washington Amtrak Station. I Used To Live There, About A Mile Away From Amtrak Station. My Bedroom Window Was Facing Locomotive Bypass Area, Where I Would Watch Locomotive Action & BNSF Rail Yard, Where I Used To Watch EMD SW 10 & SW 1200 Switch Cars Around. I Wish I Had A Camera Back Then. It Was 1998-2005. Allot Of Interesting Locomotives Back Then, Lots Of EMD SD40-2's, SD50's & 60's. And Older GE's Locomotives, Such As C40-8 & B23-7, B40-8 With Standard Spartan Cab. That's When Burlington Northern Already Merged With Santa Fe, Which Became BNSF. Back Then, All Engines Were Green, Mainly SD40-2's & B Units, Which I Don't See Much These Days.
That’s one of the quietest trains through town . The rolling is so silent, but expect for the horn that kept on going . Why did they have to lay on it so long ? Anyway just had to say how It was just a smooth trek down the road !!
Just wanted to mention, I like the slide shows at the end. (And of course, I like the rest of the video - kind of goes without saying.... but here I am, typing away........lol.)
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Sure thing
@@JawTooth I like how you just went with it lolz
@@JawTooth WWT mentioned your web site and to tune in.
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Should be W Virginia. Smart phone corrected to who knows what. Not too smart.
Calling you a dedicated rail fan would be an understatement! Thanks once again!
Hats off to you JT, mpst folks have no idea the lengths (and sometimes inconvenience)you have to go to in order to bring us these railfanning videos,i look forward to see chessie at end
I would not mind living in that town. I find the train sounds very relaxing having grew up in a small town with a Public Belt R R
a few blacks away. Thank for your dedication.
I sleep better too to the sounds of trains passing thru at midnight,and the trains are Miles from me!
CSX and other train companies so useful to our country. I wish they help build more rail infrastructure in USA. It is money well spent.
Long street running and at night. This is the precision railroading where trains are endless. Nice catch.
Brian (JT) does whatever it takes to Consistently bring us Content and we Really Appreciate it. 👍
My Mom was raised there and we had a camp there that I stayed every summer growing up. Is so cool to see some of our history on you tube Thanks.
Even the noisy tweeting bird calmed down , impressed by the horn…
I love St Mary's. I shot a train here 30 years ago. He was Symbol ed R316, Love the shot. Cameras have really come a long way since I shot mine. I used to travel through here on the way to and from college in Montgomery, WV in the late 80s and 90s. This train was a lot larger than the ones I shot back then.
Those locomotives look awesome up close at night, on city streets like that, and I bet the horn makes the windows vibrate in the buildings nearby!
I'm So Happy that CSX put back in Road Service all those GP, & SD 40"s it's awesome to see them back pulling freight once again. Awesome video as always.
Nice location @Jaw Tooth! I’m not sure how far you travel, but a really nice location is Palmer, MA at the Steaming Tender Restaurant. There’s a diamond there; One rail is CSX, the other is a local rail, New England Central Railroad. Another short line railroad that runs there is Massachusetts Central. The Steaming Tender is open Thursday’s to Sunday’s. If you ever get the chance to go, it is a great railfanning spot! (P.S. The best, busiest time for CSX is typically 5-10am)
Awesome. Great capture in great setting. That train was huge and it was wonderful too see the dogs. Sort of a desert although I am not a desert guy. Really nice and many thanks.
AMAZING CATCH JAW TOOTH!!! That horn on the first train was AMAZING!
I like how the lights blink yellow warning you of an oncoming train! Neat warning feature.
Yes, that is cool
St. Mary's is a nice town.
Loved the beginning of the first half of the video. Looked like a foo fighter being chased by a train the way the light glared.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very COOL CSX mixed freight train with four locomotives and a DPU! AWESOME JT!
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth You're welcome JT
I love watching trains on paved roads.Good Job Jawtooth.keep em' comin'.
More to come!
awesome.
7 minutes long! I caught one today that blocked all the roads here for over 15 minutes, it was a LONG Switching job!
I love street running trains. I think CSX owns the market on those! Where I live, CSX trains on the Hudson Valley New York line goes through retail areas. CSX ran past my former place of employment there - a huge concrete and steel bunker like building. Parts of the building shook when trains passed. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Thanks for watching my videos!
Is that Mrs Jaw Tooth across the street at 11:57? Nice to see Chessie again as well, take care my friend.
Thanks son, glad your so patient... your camera does really well on those nighttime shots !! Great street running !! 👍
Awesome night time street running video (with DPU) !!!!! 👍
Nice hearing those nighthawks in the background. Anywhere there's night lights in the summer, I hear 'em.
Sadly, I don't hear them here anymore.
That street running is very cool
Now we have your version of the CSX street running at St. Mary, West Virginia. This video compliments the one that you published the other day that your wife took. Thank you for uploading this video. I see that you included your wife at the end of the video as you made your final remarks on this video.
Great night shots of a train going right down the middle of downtown! A first for me. Your and your camera were both up to the task. Thanks!!!!
1:16 the Common Nighthawk bird calls. They sound so cool.
Nothing cooler than a train running down the middle of the street!
Awesome catch Jaw tooth . That was long . How exciting to see a DPU in the middle!
I know!!
It's amazing for a railroad to be on a city street ! Like the CSX ! WELL SAFE TRAVELS & SAFETY FIRST ! YES THESE ARE. INDEED REAL LONG TRAINS !
I lived in Brooklyn NY in a 3rd fl apartment at the corner of Fulton St and Crescent St where the J Train (elevated train) made a sharp left turn to go up to Jamaica Ave. The wheels of that train screamed like a Banchee, and the funny thing was that after a very short while I didn’t even hear it anymore, and my bedroom window was shouting distance to where the train made the turn. I would imagine that it is like that for the folks living in these residences on either floor.
Wow! Four head units AND a DPU!!!
Wow! The wait sure paid off on that one. If they didn’t completely empty the yard out to build that one I’d be very surprised. Night crew really putting in the work with that train!
With roller bearings being the rule and not the exception, trains are pretty well silent, unless you get some rolling stock with 'flat tires' banging all over the place. Once he passes through and stops blowing the whistle and shuts down the bell, one can go back to sleep lulled by those smooth rolling bogies/wheels.
Nice catch Jawtooth!! I would hate to live in town by tracks unless I was working.graveyard shift! Be safe and see you on the next video.
Sleeping would be rough when a train comes. There would be no sleep for a few minutes. lol
I was thinking they do late night so they don't displace traffic too much. Then I heard the horn - again and again and again. I bet the downtown folks aren't thrilled with that :) No matter - that was a long train and we like the DPU! Thanks for the dedication to get that one :) We also see some tampers and cribbers for working on the tracks - very cool :)
Yes, they were working on the tracks in the day. I saw them park the equipment in that siding. The only train I saw in light during the 2 days that I was there was a huge train at 7am.
@@JawTooth I really like the street runners. Thanks for the video!
It looks like ur dogs are enjoying the day . Cool video Son
Great video Jawtooth, street running is awesome!!!!
It sure is!
Haha the Chessie Cat flower box wagon, nice find !
I love it!
I think in the night it's a pleasure to hear a train with crying flanges and the horn a few feets next my bed.
3:22 -
Jake: How often does the train go by?
Elwood: So often that you won't even notice it.
Wow a GP39 in YN2! Nice catch Jaw!
Thanks!
awesome video! Street runner at night, no less! Fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed it!
We have a CSX mainline that runs through residential neighborhoods in the east side of Canton, Ohio and heads to the south side of Canton, and heads west to go through Massillon, Ohio.
It's interesting that they don't have a quiet zone like they do at LaGrange, KY.
I saw some ppl close their windows on the second floor. Lol
They or no town has to have train horns
My town in JAMESTOWN ND had the same problem of trains constantly blaring there horns thru town until we voted to put in a quit zone wich now trains are no longer allowed to blare there horns thru town & if they do they end up with a 500 hundred dollar fine.
So you issue it as a no horn zone, Now who will be responsible if someone accidentally gets hit by a train? Who gets sued? The Railroad or the town or both?
Secondly who pays for the upgrades to each intersection since it seems there are no protective gates or warning signals?
It is serious financial issue for a small town to take on.
@@kaleblesmeister2954 I'm an engineer for a large railroad out of Los Angeles and we still can blow the horn in quiet zones in certain situations without penalty. I don't know how your ND town handles it, but no fines are ever issued to us out here on the west coast.
You were right that was a very long street runner! DPU Alright! 👍
Epic video Jawtooth I love watching your videos and I find it funny how a train can wake some one up I'd for one enjoy waking up to a train horn
94 cars in all if u count the 4 extra engines its 98 plus the power engine makes 99 grand total
This is so cool!! I love that horn and those engines are beautiful!, I only wish I could have been there to see it!! Thank you Jaw Tooth for filming this, you get the best footage!!
Thank you very much!
Sir this kind of content makes my day, I like trains
Glad you like them!
You had that Hemi flying to get the video for us plus you went all the way to what's for us. I hope you took Jesse.
JT, maybe they schedule trains to pass through town late at night when auto traffic is much lighter. Benefit is the street lights make filming very cool.
The lighting makes the tank cars look really shiny and new.
Great video, worth the waiting. I bet the rails were nice and shiny after that monster passed.
We live about 4 miles from the Ohio River Subdivision, it seems like there is more action at night with a couple during the day heading either to Russel Kentucky or to Cumberland Maryland(Q316/Q317) with coal drags from Grafton.
5 engines to get that rolling... wow!
Very and awesome Video Brian aka JT, i know how those folks that live on the second floor, i used to live like that with trains passing by, I LOVED IT and you get used to it, Thanks JT love the street running by the facist CSX lol thanks and please stay safe :-)
Right on! I wish I lived by the railroad. I stayed in a bed and breakfast a couple nights ago in Matewan, West Virginia next to the tracks
Love those night shots of the street runners.
Long train also. 4 pulling and the DPU. How cool is that.
Take care. 😎👍👌
American trains are really good and big, warm greetings from Indonesia🇮🇩🇺🇲
Hello Saya
@@vincentcalvelli6452 hello.
Great report! Thank you very much Mr. Jaw Tooth! Have a great week end! 😀👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks! You too!
A long, long train... and slowing its course, as if it wouldn't like bothering the already sleeping citizens. A nice vidéo, really, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@JawTooth I enjoy all your videos and like the dogs too.
This is cool to see street running at night! People should have to wake up with that horn blowing so loudly :P
Nice spot with a Huge train.Sorry that you had to wait so long.Thanks Brian.
One long train, for sure. Thanks for getting out there in the dead of night to capture it, well maybe not the "dead" of night, LOL. Guessing it is mandatory to alert possible vehicle and pedestrian traffic at every cross street, definitely plenty loud.
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do!
Town: ahhh what a day, Time to get some sleep, gotta be up early....
Train: hahaha good luck, me and the family coming thru, we even brought the horns for your listening pleasure...lol.
Lolz!
I really love trains and planes
WOW! Just how many cars were on that thing?! That WAS awesome.
WOW what a long street running train along with a DPU. I really like these small town they look so much better as to where I am living at
Thanks for watching
Wow, 21 hours between trains on this CSX line in Saint Marys? That's really surprising. Lots of power up front too. I'm also surprised they laid on the horn so much because looking around I'd think it's a quiet zone like they have in LaGrange, Kentucky in a similar set-up. Really nice vid here, Jaw Tooth.
Wow that's a long Street Running Train
Excellent night photography!
Fantastic video Jaw Tooth wih Your legendary Wait there is more!
You know it!
Another excellent video JT!!!!
Thanks again!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!
Hearing the Bull-Bat brings back memories. I just don't hear them in North Florida anymore.
I never heard them called that. cool
Thank you. I thought it was a bird of some sort.
@@JawTooth That is what my father, and his father called them.
I wonder if living on the second floor right next to those tracks would be like the Motel episode in the old I Love Lucy Show?
Hello again from the UK. Excellent video Mr Jaw Tooth. After all of the debate about what is and what is not street running this is 100% street running and over a decent length. A dedicated long wait, but when the train did pass through the street is was worth it, a monster train with four locos on the front and a DPU pulling about 100 wagons.
I saw your wife's video a few days ago. BTW, if she is Mrs Jaw Tooth, is the collective noun for your family the Jaw Tooths, or shouldn't it be the Jaw Teeth? Just a thought.
Great job thanks. Chris from England 🏴
Thanks 👍
Superb video as ever. The street seemed really quiet for 10pm though.
Chris 🏴
I’m guessing it’s a small town
I Watch Locomotive & Train Action @ Vancouver Washington Amtrak Station. I Used To Live There, About A Mile Away From Amtrak Station. My Bedroom Window Was Facing Locomotive Bypass Area, Where I Would Watch Locomotive Action & BNSF Rail Yard, Where I Used To Watch EMD SW 10 & SW 1200 Switch Cars Around. I Wish I Had A Camera Back Then. It Was 1998-2005. Allot Of Interesting Locomotives Back Then, Lots Of EMD SD40-2's, SD50's & 60's. And Older GE's Locomotives, Such As C40-8 & B23-7, B40-8 With Standard Spartan Cab. That's When Burlington Northern Already Merged With Santa Fe, Which Became BNSF. Back Then, All Engines Were Green, Mainly SD40-2's & B Units, Which I Don't See Much These Days.
Neat seeing 4419 in YN2 and running. Awesome video.
Thanks!
JT puttin' in some overtime to get the goods!
This town is very similar than La Grange Kentucky. A hoog from Puerto Rico.
I’m surprised there isn’t a quiet zone ordnance in that town. Norman Oklahoma has one for the trains there.
That train was massive and an awsome video
Great video! Wow I never realized how small the SD40 was compared to the ES44 big brothers. keep 'em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
The SD40 is actually a GP40 and one of the last ones in YN2 paint
@@James_Lee_ Appreciate the correction. Always trying to learn.
love your street train videos they are very interesting
Thank you very much!
Very cool night train!.👍👍👍!
It sure is!
There was 25 cars prior to the DPU, 69 cars thereafter.
Now that’s what I call a wake up call I wouldn’t even get mad at this 🤣
That’s one of the quietest trains through town . The rolling is so silent, but expect for the horn that kept on going . Why did they have to lay on it so long ? Anyway just had to say how It was just a smooth trek down the road !!
🚂🚂 While we sleep Jawtooth is hard at work filming the trains🚂 Thanks Jawtooth.🚂🚂
You got that right!
OMG that late at night. I hope the rent is cheap, no extra charge for the bell and horn.
Ah, the peaceful sounds of a warm West Virginia night: crickets, some species of nocturnal bird and ONE LOUD-ASS DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE HORN. XD
Great video as usual and yes I did "8 years ago at Mt Orb".
I remember when they made railroad cars in Mt Orab
Street running is cool!
Luv street running trains !
These are my favourite train videos JT amazing a train right up the main st you just don’t see that here in Australia 🇦🇺👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you like them!
Just wanted to mention, I like the slide shows at the end. (And of course, I like the rest of the video - kind of goes without saying.... but here I am, typing away........lol.)
Quiet zone needed here for sure.
The DPU's headlight was on. Interesting.