Thank you for this show, I am enjoying the series. Went to College in Durango CO back in the 70s and remember in those days the Rio Grande. Part of the San Juan Extension ran and still does run from Durango to Silverton. Beautiful part of the country.
BNSF Bandit hi !! I use the most amazing software to “make” the sound track. I buy stock music which is recorded in tracks and broken up by measures. So I can put in one bar of violin or 5 bars of everything or just the drums or no drums or whatever. So I can really change the stock music to exactly fit the visuals. Cool right?
The million dollar highway, always gives me hand blisters. Very scary trip for a flat lander from Michigan, but my wife is from Ouray. Cool trip for the both of you. 🚂
I can't remember if I've seen this video before (I've seen many of yours) but it sure was enjoyable watching it this time. MTH's version of #7 is what got me into my second life in O-gauge, still in its infancy but coming along. I've had the good fortune of riding the Goose that's at Knotts many years ago (in the '70s?) and I find them and their story fascinating. Thank you for a very nice presentation.
This is another amazing show. That was some very good screwing around. I wish I had the money to go there. That scenery was absolutely beautiful. I also loved your soundtrack. Can you give me some of tidles of the music you used. I can't wait until you screw around some more.
Fabulous!! Your two videos on the Galloping Geese was great!! I had always wanted to ride them but never had...one was the lack of time and the other, always not around when they were. These videos made me a little homesick and made me remember some great times that I had in my early years. Keep them coming Toy Man!!!
The Rendezvous was wonderful, and I'm looking forward to the pile driving edition! Lots 'o wobbling! And I also got to run Goose 5 about 500 feet during the turning on the wye. (It helps to have restored and run Goose 4 in Silverton)!
Technically that was a step deck trailer. Lowboy trailers either have folding goosenecks or removable goosenecks. Then the lowboy trailers are loaded from the front, with the deck resting on the ground. Stepdecks require a loading dock to load them. Really beautiful country!
itis great to see what people build to run dead tracks with and that would be so much fun just to be out there and feel and know the history of the old rail way line if it was not for trains we would be in a world of hurt with out trains
Trains make the world move. Many here in the US though they would all vanish, replaced by aircraft and trucks. Not so. More goods on the rails now in America than any time in history. GOOD!!!!!
I just wanted to make a mention that over in the town of Telluride, right outside of the town hall on main street (Colorado Ave.) there is a galloping goose on display, but it doesn't have a number. Everything looks original on and in it, even the way the metal body looks is similar to #5. There also used to be one in Ridgway, which is about 25-30 minutes south of Montrose, but sadly it caught on fire a few years ago and burned to the ground.
When I was there in about July 2016, I was fortunate enough to be able to ride on a train pulled by a double header! The train had somewhere between 6 and 9 cars and was packed full of people, requiring them two locomotives to pull it up the pass. Once we got to the top, the helper was cut off and we continued on with one engine. I was in one of the rear cars, so whenever the train went around a tight bend, I could get a cool shot of the locomotive!
I did ride on galloping geese # 7 in the Colorado railroad museum and I film it. the CRRM has 3 of the GG trains and 4 GG engines are in other museums and I see you film 2 of them which is GG # 5 and GG # 7, the Galloping Goose is pretty cool.
You know....I can't helped but be reminded of the truck/train hybrid from the 1985 movie, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. When I saw this thing. Because this looks like something that was build in a post-apocalyptic world or something. Which is kinda cool.
One thing about mad max that cracks me up is in a world where gasoline is more precious than life, the popular ride is the Rat Rod or 60’s muscle car with a blower. And the roads look like they were paved yesterday. I think a Honda 90 dirt bike would fit better. But then the movie woulda bombed.
Can't wait to see! You have a garden layout? I've always wanted to build a garden scale Pacific Electric/Los Angeles Electric Railway yard (circa 1940).
Starting at around 13:14 or so, there's a song playing that I used to LOVE as a kid. It was used in "Lots & Lots of Trains!" and I've never been able to find it. Does anyone know what it's called?
Another great episode of some "Massive Screwing Around"...... I wanna ride a goose now! Me, my girlfriend and my 2 grandsons, along with my girlfriends daughter and her two daughters are heading up to Bryson City NC to ride the Great Smokey Mountains RR 'Polar Express' this coming December. I've ridden several times but never the Polar Express so as with y'all, we are looking forward to some massive "Screwing Around"...... Always love your video's and look forward to them each week. Take care and have fun! Might make me some scissors while I'm there :-) ........ Johnny
Take it at night. It is magical and usually sold out very fast. the Polar Express on the Great Smokey Mountain Railroad. Trust me Johnny, during the day some rather un-savory sights can be seen from the train during the day. Night hides those less then "scenic" sights. And, after all the Polar Express happened at night. You will love it along with your friends. Don't watch the movie but do read the book to the youngins before you go.
Come on! Who doesn't want to run a Goose??? (Can you say "double clutch"?) It would be awesome to make a copy of 1 of the Geese. My favorites are the 2 and the 7. Just because they have their original bodies.
You load 16 tons what do ya get? Another day day older and deeper in debt - Tennessee Ernie Ford. That came to mind when you said that about the 4th of July rock fall.
It still has the original Transmission and drive “train”. Three different brakes. The original one acts on the rear wheels. Hand break as well. Air brakes on the front and any cars being pulled. Regular Westinghouse brakes
You must have a larger collection of travel T-shirts than I have. I have quite a stack that I gathered as my wife and I traveled the country for years in our RV. They are a great way of remembering great times "screwing around". By the way I noticed that your shirts got changed 3 times during that little piece of editing. I wonder how that happened? Ha-Ha
I'm actually surprised they haven't recreated one of the last freight goose. If they recreated Goose #1 a they could also do stakebed #6, just need the $.
Those units exist! All the freight boxes were converted to passenger areas in the 50's for excursions, and they love them like that to haul people. AND as they were only fright from about 33 to 55, they are more "historic" the way they are. The 6 holds like 1 person, but the rest hold a bunch. Like 20.
Sad, but no. Love to see the line relaid between Durango and Chama, but cost millions.... The Silverton Northere is being rebuilt though, and will connect at Silverton to the D and S. AND the line over Tennessee Pass almost connects to the CATS at Anteneto. They miss by about a mile. But as that is standard gauge, and CATS 3 foot, the miss by gauge too. BUT you can ride both!!
You are a fantastic video crew.. And your good choice of music is rare...I only wish you'd keep your Jetsons space ship logo, but rename it "Model Man".. Serious model railroaders, me included, get queasy when you refer to the hobby as 'toys', your being Toy Man and all...I'm sure folks who are your fans for a long time wouldn't mind. And newbies like me would easily assume this to be a mere early editing/site change. Well if not my idea, at least something closer knit to railroadiana.... Thanks for the great quality coverage either way. Nice to see the colors THEY saw too, during the gold rush days; IE It wasn't black and white the way the photos, films and newsprint put out back then !! Mark Harris, Los Angeles
He was also the motor man on Sunday of the rendezvous and drove 5 from Chama to Cumbres, he says you should join the goose 5 historical society, they want more members
3 feet. In the Us standard is the more or less "usual" 4 feet 81/2 inches. Most narrow gauge was built in 3 feet. Mostly in the west. In the east 2 feet was common. And all the usual others, even meter however that may have been limited to about 6 feet of track at a museum.
Yes, 3 4 and 5 are all almost the same. All were different originally but they all were given bus bodies and now look almost the same. Still some differences though. All 7 are unique.
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BAck when Lincoln declared the "National railroad gauge" to be 4 feet 8 1/2 inches anything less than that has beed said to be "narrow" Anything wider to be "wide" gauge.
A hearty, "Well Done You: as Sister Evangeline would say on, "Call the Midwife". You guys had a rip-roaring time. By all means do score some geese. Now which scale. Would it be On3, On30? Or keeps his K-27 company, both Accurcraft and Bachmann in 1:20.3. Honestly I hope your new layout will be the large stuff. As that "Suspicious Fellow", you know that long winded chap that worried about getting rattle snakes in his combine. Hmm! Will we ever know Dale's evil twin. Or would he be a Doppelganger? Oh never mind. The Bride and I are waiting for the "pile-driver", of next week's, exciting adventure or Toy Man and Karen.
HI YOU GUYS!! Karyn want's 1:1 scale. Hum.. Found one in New Mexico!! Really!! A guy built one that runs on tires. Now selling... I'm sticking to 1:20.3. However I just started the "accidental layout" which will be a show. When unpacking O scale buildings at Garagemahall and putting them on a shelf. Could not help moving them around, and setting a loco, figuring where I would put track IF this were a layout not a shelf of old buildings and suddenly realized I have built an accidental layout. So will be soon laying track. GAD another project.
Whatever ye shall do-do it well. Face it whether by accident or subconsciously, or, on purpose it is all in pursuit of Maximum Screwing Around. Well, if it has tires I guess you can turn it around anywhere. LOL!
wow you have a great adventure there my friend I post your videos on my father-in-law's Facebook page Shaboom Bob Fry's typing Shaboom on TH-cam thank you so much for sharing your adventures
Its SmartSound. Super cool. I pay a lot for it, sort of but use it for many things as once you buy it you own rights. I pay about 50.00 per CD. www.smartsound.com/
Finalmente un americano che parla un inglese quasi perfetto, ... complimenti!!!
Thank you for this show, I am enjoying the series. Went to College in Durango CO back in the 70s and remember in those days the Rio Grande. Part of the San Juan Extension ran and still does run from Durango to Silverton. Beautiful part of the country.
The music in this is amazing! It makes me miss the times I was 10 years old at my grandparents watching the summer sunsets.
BNSF Bandit hi !! I use the most amazing software to “make” the sound track. I buy stock music which is recorded in tracks and broken up by measures. So I can put in one bar of violin or 5 bars of everything or just the drums or no drums or whatever. So I can really change the stock music to exactly fit the visuals. Cool right?
@@ToyManTelevision yes! That is really cool!
@@ToyManTelevision 12:58 also no offense, but please don’t say anything like that.
The million dollar highway, always gives me hand blisters. Very scary trip for a flat lander from Michigan, but my wife is from Ouray. Cool trip for the both of you. 🚂
Another good one !!!! Thanks folks !!!! Enjoyed !!!!
Such FUN!!
Love the geese ! Thank you for your dedication to screwing around!
I live vicariously through your videos. Always informative and well-produced!
Thanks. First time seeing them in action. Knew about them decades ago, great to see they are still around.
And FUN that they are ALL around!!!
Very nice. I've read about the famous Galloping Geese that kept the Rio Grande Southern operational, but never seen them in operation. Very cool.
I hear they will ALL be back in September. With a RGS repaint of one of the locos.
Awesome! Thanks. Live those hills in the rain.
Oh to ride again. Covid needs to go.
@@ToyManTelevision it sure does. I’m going to be in your neck of the woods in about a week and a half.
Awesome. Thanks for shooting and posting.
I hope I can perfect the art of "screwing around" one day like you guys do!
It's hard work but we need to get it done!!!
When I get some vacation time built up I could possibly go back to CO and do some SERIOUS "screwing around"
I want to see the model railroad museum north of Denver.
OOOOOOOOOHHHH YES YES YES AGREED!!!!!!!!!
I can't remember if I've seen this video before (I've seen many of yours) but it sure was enjoyable watching it this time. MTH's version of #7 is what got me into my second life in O-gauge, still in its infancy but coming along. I've had the good fortune of riding the Goose that's at Knotts many years ago (in the '70s?) and I find them and their story fascinating. Thank you for a very nice presentation.
"Worst case scenario you get run over by a giant steam locomotive". Now THAT is some motivation to pay attention! LOL Great video's, love them all!
Railroads are dangerous! AND fun. So always be aware!
Toy Man Television oh yeah, the book "Scalded to death by the steam" is a sobering reminder of how serious these machines are.
G. T. E. L.: Burned because its a jet engine
Atomic: nuclear reactor
F unit: diesel fuel
Steam locomotive: very pollutable, probably
This is another amazing show. That was some very good screwing around. I wish I had the money to go there. That scenery was absolutely beautiful. I also loved your soundtrack. Can you give me some of tidles of the music you used. I can't wait until you screw around some more.
Thanks for uploading.Nice voice and excellent presentation.
Fantastic ride and breath taking views. Time will spent.
Love that part of the world.... AND cool trains!!
Fabulous!! Your two videos on the Galloping Geese was great!! I had always wanted to ride them but never had...one was the lack of time and the other, always not around when they were. These videos made me a little homesick and made me remember some great times that I had in my early years. Keep them coming Toy Man!!!
If you get a chance... They run them every fall. Somewhere.
The Rendezvous was wonderful, and I'm looking forward to the pile driving edition! Lots 'o wobbling! And I also got to run Goose 5 about 500 feet during the turning on the wye. (It helps to have restored and run Goose 4 in Silverton)!
Whooo! RIO GRANDE! I learned about them after I visited the Durango and Silverton as a little kid. (They are featured in a book I got)
Technically that was a step deck trailer. Lowboy trailers either have folding goosenecks or removable goosenecks. Then the lowboy trailers are loaded from the front, with the deck resting on the ground. Stepdecks require a loading dock to load them. Really beautiful country!
Great video, very enjoyable.
Fell in love with Goose 5. Just bought one in 1/20.3 scale!! FUN STUFF.
itis great to see what people build to run dead tracks with and that would be so much fun just to be out there and feel and know the history of the old rail way line if it was not for trains we would be in a world of hurt with out trains
Trains make the world move. Many here in the US though they would all vanish, replaced by aircraft and trucks. Not so. More goods on the rails now in America than any time in history. GOOD!!!!!
I just wanted to make a mention that over in the town of Telluride, right outside of the town hall on main street (Colorado Ave.) there is a galloping goose on display, but it doesn't have a number. Everything looks original on and in it, even the way the metal body looks is similar to #5. There also used to be one in Ridgway, which is about 25-30 minutes south of Montrose, but sadly it caught on fire a few years ago and burned to the ground.
When I was there in about July 2016, I was fortunate enough to be able to ride on a train pulled by a double header! The train had somewhere between 6 and 9 cars and was packed full of people, requiring them two locomotives to pull it up the pass. Once we got to the top, the helper was cut off and we continued on with one engine. I was in one of the rear cars, so whenever the train went around a tight bend, I could get a cool shot of the locomotive!
Isn't that great!!! Double header!!! Did you see that footage I put up on the "old video" a rescued? Has a great double header on that hill.
I did ride on galloping geese # 7 in the Colorado railroad museum and I film it. the CRRM has 3 of the GG trains and 4 GG engines are in other museums and I see you film 2 of them which is GG # 5 and GG # 7, the Galloping Goose is pretty cool.
But all the Galloping Goose engines can still be operational right now.
"Yes, your Honor, I was stone sober when I saw a silver goose and a black mudhen!"
I like grey goose too.
You know....I can't helped but be reminded of the truck/train hybrid from the 1985 movie, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. When I saw this thing. Because this looks like something that was build in a post-apocalyptic world or something. Which is kinda cool.
One thing about mad max that cracks me up is in a world where gasoline is more precious than life, the popular ride is the Rat Rod or 60’s muscle car with a blower. And the roads look like they were paved yesterday. I think a Honda 90 dirt bike would fit better. But then the movie woulda bombed.
This is my favorite youtube channel. Every week I learn more about the high art :)
Thanks!! We will be getting back to building the layout(s) soon. Need to pull two cars out to work on them. Snow is a problem.
Can't wait to see! You have a garden layout? I've always wanted to build a garden scale Pacific Electric/Los Angeles Electric Railway yard (circa 1940).
Very informative thank you. For some reason narrow gauge fascinates me.
Love narrow gauge
no, not boring ;-) thanks for making the video and uploading it, great stuff and a lot of fun.
Thanks!!! Fun day!! Do share!!
Just downright good fun. They look fun!
That they are!
Starting at around 13:14 or so, there's a song playing that I used to LOVE as a kid. It was used in "Lots & Lots of Trains!" and I've never been able to find it. Does anyone know what it's called?
Ride'n the rails....
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nice,full inspiration,i want in 🚂
Another great episode of some "Massive Screwing Around"...... I wanna ride a goose now! Me, my girlfriend and my 2 grandsons, along with my girlfriends daughter and her two daughters are heading up to Bryson City NC to ride the Great Smokey Mountains RR 'Polar Express' this coming December. I've ridden several times but never the Polar Express so as with y'all, we are looking forward to some massive "Screwing Around"...... Always love your video's and look forward to them each week. Take care and have fun! Might make me some scissors while I'm there :-) ........ Johnny
Take it at night. It is magical and usually sold out very fast. the Polar Express on the Great Smokey Mountain Railroad. Trust me Johnny, during the day some rather un-savory sights can be seen from the train during the day. Night hides those less then "scenic" sights. And, after all the Polar Express happened at night. You will love it along with your friends. Don't watch the movie but do read the book to the youngins before you go.
yes indeed on the unsavory sights.....I have seen them. lot of beauty but unsavory also...
Oops, missed this comment. ANYWAY, never been on that ride, We should get out there. Hear it's great.
素晴らしい景色と美しい蒸気機関車ですね
Great Video !
Thanks!
Why were certain parts of the railroad torn up? Would it be possible to connect the C&T and D&S back together?
Amazing!
Fun times too!! MORE TO COME!!!
Come on! Who doesn't want to run a Goose??? (Can you say "double clutch"?)
It would be awesome to make a copy of 1 of the Geese. My favorites are the 2 and the 7. Just because they have their original bodies.
Have a 1:20.3 of the 2. Video here on the channel. Search for that. We have 2 5 and 6.
Do you know that there is a GOOSE (don't know it's number) at Knott's Berry Farm here in So, Cal.!!!!!!
You load 16 tons what do ya get? Another day day older and deeper in debt - Tennessee Ernie Ford. That came to mind when you said that about the 4th of July rock fall.
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great video , how did they transfer the engine power to get traction and how did they stop
It still has the original Transmission and drive “train”. Three different brakes. The original one acts on the rear wheels. Hand break as well. Air brakes on the front and any cars being pulled. Regular Westinghouse brakes
Very nice video.
thanks. fun to make too
Amazing vehicles!
Love the goofy things. Now have models of 2 5 and 7. Want a 6. Just love the darn things.
Why did they make the galloping goose for the rio grande southern
I would have never found this had it not been for a C.W. McCall song making me curious ..
Did you see Tuesdays show on a model of this goose?
What is the music at 13:14
Why you didn't play the C.W. McCall song The Gallopin' Goose (with #5 specifically in the lyrics) i don't know.
Rights. We need to buy all of the music. That would cost a bunch!!
do you plan to go to the narrow gauge reunion in Denver next summer?
Hope to. Hard to say a year out. But BOY do we want to.
You must have a larger collection of travel T-shirts than I have. I have quite a stack that I gathered as my wife and I traveled the country for years in our RV. They are a great way of remembering great times "screwing around". By the way I noticed that your shirts got changed 3 times during that little piece of editing. I wonder how that happened? Ha-Ha
When you drive that road you sweat a lot!!! SOME FUN!!!
Very lovely
Back next fall for the RGS Reunion.
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I'm actually surprised they haven't recreated one of the last freight goose. If they recreated Goose #1 a they could also do stakebed #6, just need the $.
Those units exist! All the freight boxes were converted to passenger areas in the 50's for excursions, and they love them like that to haul people. AND as they were only fright from about 33 to 55, they are more "historic" the way they are. The 6 holds like 1 person, but the rest hold a bunch. Like 20.
Lab 6 is just us. Not sure how it came up that way. If you want to hear some cool music, or watch some fun films, take a look.
Looooooove your video.
Do any of these tourist railroads connect to each other?
Sad, but no. Love to see the line relaid between Durango and Chama, but cost millions.... The Silverton Northere is being rebuilt though, and will connect at Silverton to the D and S. AND the line over Tennessee Pass almost connects to the CATS at Anteneto. They miss by about a mile. But as that is standard gauge, and CATS 3 foot, the miss by gauge too. BUT you can ride both!!
Don't know when I could ride any of them. Too many health problems and too little money.
DANG!! Good luck with that. So buy a good model!! Or a good book on these!! BE WELL, and stay happy!!!!
You are a fantastic video crew.. And your good choice of music is rare...I only wish you'd keep your Jetsons space ship logo, but rename it "Model Man".. Serious model railroaders, me included, get queasy when you refer to the hobby as 'toys', your being Toy Man and all...I'm sure folks who are your fans for a long time wouldn't mind. And newbies like me would easily assume this to be a mere early editing/site change. Well if not my idea, at least something closer knit to railroadiana....
Thanks for the great quality coverage either way. Nice to see the colors THEY saw too, during the gold rush days; IE It wasn't black and white the way the photos, films and newsprint put out back then !!
Mark Harris, Los Angeles
does any body know the name of the song that starts after the 13 minute mark?
Ride'n the Rails. www.smartsound.com/royalty-free-music/Country+Jamboree/Ridin+the+Rails/
thanks Also Loved the video, may look into getting a model of the goose for my model railway as well :)
Knotts did not back out, their was a hitch in the contract that the railroad didn't fix and time ran out, do she couldn't go
Oh. I spoke to the guys in the shop there. All they said was it Knotts backed out at the very end.
my brother Jeff Taylor was in charge of Goose 3's field trip
Wonder if that's who I spoke to in the shop? Probably not.
He was also the motor man on Sunday of the rendezvous and drove 5 from Chama to Cumbres, he says you should join the goose 5 historical society, they want more members
Did a few days ago. Love those guys, So is he the guy from Salt LAke City?
How narrow is narrow in those parts of the world?
3 feet. In the Us standard is the more or less "usual" 4 feet 81/2 inches. Most narrow gauge was built in 3 feet. Mostly in the west. In the east 2 feet was common. And all the usual others, even meter however that may have been limited to about 6 feet of track at a museum.
They make HOn3 geese including 3 which looks exactly like 5
Yes, 3 4 and 5 are all almost the same. All were different originally but they all were given bus bodies and now look almost the same. Still some differences though. All 7 are unique.
Thumbs up !!
They were used as school buses too.
Not at my school. I would not have cut class so much if....
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you covered goose number 5, how did you not cover number 7?
Couldn't get a seat. Good excuse to go back!!!!
the Goose I wanna make is Goose #1 but in Standard Gauge with a jack under it so I can turn it around
oh I should mention that I went to the Goose Fest the one year it was at the Colorado Railroad Museum
Also the MPGs on these is baaad at -1-3MPG ouch
nice
Cancelled this year. Already have tickets for next year
I never knew No. 5 works!
Yup, fixed up a few years ago. They all run now!! Even #1, except it's not the real #1, a recreation.
What exactly does the words “narrow gauge” mean? Thanks
BAck when Lincoln declared the "National railroad gauge" to be 4 feet 8 1/2 inches anything less than that has beed said to be "narrow" Anything wider to be "wide" gauge.
very cool
thanks!
So what is narrow gauge is the track and wheelbase narrow and Rip Hugh Hefner
THe gauge is 3 feet. Hugh wore pajamas.
I want to model the geese do you have images of them.
Just what you see here. BUT there are tons online. WE DID buy a 1/20 scale model of Goose 5. WOW!!! What scale are you modeling in?
Rail buses or rail trucks ?
Literally buses put on a rail car.
I notice Goose #5 migrates.
Yup. Over to Cumbres all the time. They need their own track, but its SO easy to move...
A hearty, "Well Done You: as Sister Evangeline would say on, "Call the Midwife". You guys had a rip-roaring time. By all means do score some geese. Now which scale. Would it be On3, On30? Or keeps his K-27 company, both Accurcraft and Bachmann in 1:20.3. Honestly I hope your new layout will be the large stuff. As that "Suspicious Fellow", you know that long winded chap that worried about getting rattle snakes in his combine. Hmm! Will we ever know Dale's evil twin. Or would he be a Doppelganger? Oh never mind. The Bride and I are waiting for the "pile-driver", of next week's, exciting adventure or Toy Man and Karen.
HI YOU GUYS!! Karyn want's 1:1 scale. Hum.. Found one in New Mexico!! Really!! A guy built one that runs on tires. Now selling... I'm sticking to 1:20.3. However I just started the "accidental layout" which will be a show. When unpacking O scale buildings at Garagemahall and putting them on a shelf. Could not help moving them around, and setting a loco, figuring where I would put track IF this were a layout not a shelf of old buildings and suddenly realized I have built an accidental layout. So will be soon laying track. GAD another project.
Whatever ye shall do-do it well. Face it whether by accident or subconsciously, or, on purpose it is all in pursuit of Maximum Screwing Around. Well, if it has tires I guess you can turn it around anywhere. LOL!
Thats all we need another project!! And one the size of a house!!
This train is so cute looking.
Sadly USA systematically destroyed the railway system
wow you have a great adventure there my friend I post your videos on my father-in-law's Facebook page Shaboom Bob Fry's typing Shaboom on TH-cam thank you so much for sharing your adventures
Keep sharing!! Love to see that.
Being born in Durango nice
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Could do without the music!!!
Most people seem to like the music. Me too.
What is the music you use on your videos? What genre(s) and artists and where do you get it? It's amazing! I should use it on some of my videos!
Its SmartSound. Super cool. I pay a lot for it, sort of but use it for many things as once you buy it you own rights. I pay about 50.00 per CD. www.smartsound.com/
You could narrate a methhead to sleep 😴, but I love you
Thanks. I guess.
I’m sorry. But I don’t like the geese. But I love your show’s. So I’m kinda split.......
I’ve grown to love them. At first they seemed like junk. But dang.