I understand about the cats; weadopted 2 littermates, and our old cat still hisses at them, but the family pair keep them out of her hair most of the time. Good show.
Hey jaw tooth glad to see new locations for train watching. That dragging strap is why railfans should stay back when watching. Can really hurt someone. Glad to see lots of train action. Rail bent over ties shows how they would stop trains during civil war by heating rail so it bend out of shape so can't be used. Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋♀️
"Really hurt" = kill -- if one of those gets tangled around you and you get dragged along by the train, there's a good chance you'll be dead before you can get free, especially with a faster-moving train. The metal banding that's often used to secure loads can also be pretty sharp.
Guess what??? Back when that building was actually in service for the Southern Railway, you would've waited till your "dying day" for a (passenger) train...it was only a freight depot (unless you intended to ride in a boxcar!!)
My pleasure! Thanks for your super chat support! I was just going through the comments and I found this. I really appreciate it and I will use it for the gas tank. Thanks again for your support!!
Good morning Jaw Tooth, we watch your wonderful videos every morning while we have coffee, really enjoy them. I would like to wish my hubby, the Yellow Rope Man, a happy 77th birthday on August 29th. We live in Opelika, Alabama. Perhaps you will also.
What a cool spot!! So glad you made this video - really interesting track layout. May you have continued safety, and I'll be praying that your situation with the plates gets better quickly. You're an admirable man and don't need that pain. Be good, stay as cool as possible, and may God bless you
You had a productive railfanning day in Dalton, Georgia on 8 August 2024, Jaw Tooth! Where were all those empty auto racks going? The first train in this video was a full auto rack train and the last train was a Norfolk Southern train with a lot of auto racks on it. Thank you for taking us inside the Dalton depot. Drayton from Delay In Block Productions has done live TH-cam streams from this location, but he has not gone into the depot when he does his live streams. Also, thank you for taking us on the other side of the tracks at the road crossing. It was nice to see the depot from that side of thetracks. (Post 20 August 2024 at 1530 CDT.)
That crescent Pullman car there’s no telling how many times that car came through my little town of Pearl River Louisiana because that’s the name of Amtrak that runs from New Orleans to New York City is the crescent but anyway another awesome video JT and you might need to change Dennist because those plates shouldn’t be breaking like that but anyway, my friend you stay safe out there and watch your back and try to stay cool and put that hat on that ball head lol. And we’ll see you on the next one.
Thanks for the Super Chats Nancy! I will use that for my trip to Indiana. I am getting ready right now to take a trip to Logansport and a few other spots. That helps a lot and I appreciate it. Thanks again!
Thanks very much for the video today, JT! It was quite interesting. Most of the trains were on the shorter side compared to what we usually see locally. That's not a bad thing, just an observation. I really like the historical markers. History was my favorite subject in school. I also enjoy seeing the new locations and scenery. This was another fine video, my friend. I always like seeing your pets! They're so adorable. Have a great day and please be careful out there! We'll chat later. 😀😀😀😀😀❤❤❤❤❤
Nice spot with five tracks and great trains. I enjoyed them all and seeing the inside of the train station. I’m so sorry to hear you are still having mouth pain. That should have been fixed by now! Thanks for the video JT take care. ❤
TY for your time and hard work. I remember the graffiti from some of your other videos. That one looks like a fingering chart for the trumpet. A great video start to finish as usual. Love your videos. Also Hello to 1960gambit. I hate that you are still in pain and having trouble. I'll keep you in my prayers. Love ya.
Trains in both directions all day! That kid on the motorcycle running the gates is crazy, so dangerous! Old track pieces there are interesting some history and disc golf cages too!
Hi JT. I sincerely hope you get your teeth sorted quickly, you can’t eat a steak without good nashers! And thank you for enduring the heat for all of us wherever we are in the world.
I hope so too! I can't eat anything hard and can't really chew anything. The bottom plate broke the second night in Chattanooga. That was a major ouch. My mouth has to heal soon and I am getting ready to go back to the doctor right now. If all goes well I am planning on going to northern Indiana this week for a couple of days. Thanks for watching!
You always find the best spots Brian ! You make everything so educational and fun . It's nice the city and the railroads work together to build a viewing platform and center for railfans . Ever since 9/11 , the crews aren't always ameniable to having fans film . Tom is growing like a weed ! Chessie and Loki take to the water don't they ? I still say you have THE best rail channel on you tube period ! Blessings to you and the family and critters. ✝️🐕😺🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃
Manly Jail Works was founded in 1888 by Frank Manly to produce jail cells. The Manly Jail Works building dates back to 1914 and has been empty for about 40 years. It was reported that in in 2020 it was bought by a local Dalton resident who was attempting to revamp the building and make it an upscale burger restaurant.
Dang, you caught some great action! The northbound CSX train with the SD40-3 is the L806. It's a mon-fri Chattanooga to Dalton local. I'm the engineer on its counterpart, the L807. It's also a mon-fri local that works industries around the Chattanooga airport. Btw, I hope you went into the Cremo! They have killer chili dogs and shakes. 😊
Great video. I guess this will be the only way I get to see trains. Unless CN, CPKC and TCRC (Trans Canadian Rail Corporation) come to an agreement or deal, both CN and CPKC will go on strike or have a worker lockout on Thursday
You do Shoutout for your viewers for their Birthdays, Anniversaries and etc . We all appreciate you for them . I just want to wish you a late Happy Birthday from all of us. Happy Birthday!!! Hope you feel better.
I have a few more videos from that area that I am working on. I also filmed at Ringgold, Georgia. I will post that one soon. Thanks for watching and commenting!
With the 5 track crossing and the diamond at a gentle angle it is similar to the one at Muncie IN you have shown in the past. It wouldn't be surprising if there were two more tracks at the Crossing which would have been for the passenger platforms. The first CSX train with the mixed Freight was powered by the same set you saw at Coffeys Cliff note the WM fireball on the trailing unit. A very nice restoration on the Depot add no doubt the passenger car will look Tip Top in the near future. As they refer to Dalton as the Carpeting capital it also reflects a major change from a century ago when much of the production was in the Northeast part of America. Curiosity prevailed on the rock train a the reporting marks on the hopper cars is assigned to Georgia Power and in an older Trains magazine that limestone is apparently destined for power plants for use in their exhaust scrubbers. Hopefully your dental issues can be resolved soon so that proper healing can take place. Combined with that heat and humidity don't knock yourself out. Maybe you can bring back some carpeting seconds for the cats to scratch on
More than 85 percent of the carpets sold in the United States, and around 45 percent of the residential and commercial carpets found worldwide, are made within a 65-mile radius of Dalton.
That seems massively unlikely and doesn't match any figures I can find, which say that the entire USA accounts for only 4% of world carpet exports, but 20% of world imports. That's by value, rather than volume, but production costs in the US are surely higher than in the world's biggest-exporting countries (China, India and Turkey) so going by value will overstate US exports. By volume, North America seems to be about 20% of world production.
It's good to see others joining in. Georgia is hot! My parents moved to Valdosta and when i went to visit in the summer it was always HOT! Awesome trains. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on
Oh wow! I have never been to Valdosta that I know of. I should probably go to Georgia in the winter. Thanks for the Super Chat support! With the ones I got today I got enough to fill up the tank and head for Indiana. I want to get over there this week if I can. I have people coming over tomorrow to work on my pond dock. Hopefully I can get to Indiana on Thursday and Friday. I want to get one of the last Triple crown road railers. They are about to end service. Thanks again for your support Mark!
Welcome to Georgia. Going south, the CSX line runs to Cartersville, there's a yard there and the line also branches north east, going to Etowah Tennessee. Continuing south, you come to Kennesaw. Ga where the Civil War locomotive "The General" is housed in a small museum, next to the original rail road station, from the Civil War. I live a few miles from there. Just that little extra distance south, affords lots of great train watching. In Acworth, GA. the CSX line passes a great Cajun style restaurant, Henrys Louisiana Cafe. Well worth the trip. The NS line goes south through Dallas/Hiram, Ga. and south to Austell, Ga, There is a large intermodal yard there and the line joins the NS line from Atlanta to Birmingham, Alabama. In Austell, if you go east into Atlanta, you will come to both the CSX and NS major rail yards. On the other side of Atlanta, in Duluth, Ga. is the "National Railway Historical Society's" southern branch museum, very much well worth a visit. And, its all within in a few dozen miles of Dalton. I know that you are from Ohio, I am too, originally. In Georgia, "It Ain't hot" until it hits 98 degrees or there about. (92 is just a nice warm day and 95 is just beginning to get hot). ;-)
I wish I could have seen The General. I went to Ringgold and filmed a train there passing the station and I saw plaques about it. I haven't put that video together yet but I will soon. I didn't realise how close I was to Alabama. I have never been to that state and I was almost in it and didn't know it. Thanks for your comments!
Great video, how do you count the inter-modal cars that are connected? do you count each segment or as 1 car? love the disk golf baskets outside the museum, makes wonder where the tee boxes are.
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Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨👍
Had a great time looking at the trains.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dalton GA is on of my favorite place to railfan . love to go again.
That's a beautiful display in the old depot. 😀😀😀❤❤❤
Very nice visit to that depot, thanks very much!
I understand about the cats; weadopted 2 littermates, and our old cat still hisses at them, but the family pair keep them out of her hair most of the time. Good show.
Cool train station/museum in Dalton, Ga. Can learn some RR history and watch trains as well. Thanks JT!👍🏼
Thanks for watching!
Hey jaw tooth glad to see new locations for train watching. That dragging strap is why railfans should stay back when watching. Can really hurt someone. Glad to see lots of train action. Rail bent over ties shows how they would stop trains during civil war by heating rail so it bend out of shape so can't be used. Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋♀️
"Really hurt" = kill -- if one of those gets tangled around you and you get dragged along by the train, there's a good chance you'll be dead before you can get free, especially with a faster-moving train. The metal banding that's often used to secure loads can also be pretty sharp.
A beautiful train station
I'd guess that rock train was very heavy. They were loaded up pretty good! 😀😀😀😀❤❤❤❤
Fascinating, a railroad station next to tracks , that’s just crazy talk!!! Them folk there in Georgia sure do live on the edge of danger 🤦♂️🤣😝
You found a great place to railfan. No time to get bored waiting on a train here. Thanks Jawtooth!
You got that right! Wish I had more time. Next time I have a couple other angles to try
Guess what??? Back when that building was actually in service for the Southern Railway, you would've waited till your "dying day" for a (passenger) train...it was only a freight depot (unless you intended to ride in a boxcar!!)
That next to last train was a great head-on shot of the CSX train crossing the diamond. Great video. Thanks.
Thank you Jawtooth for the work you do!
My pleasure! Thanks for your super chat support! I was just going through the comments and I found this. I really appreciate it and I will use it for the gas tank. Thanks again for your support!!
It looks funny to see a DOU at the end of a train going backwards.
Scenic locations and footage of CSX and NS on the high iron!🛤🚂
Thanks!
Good morning Jaw Tooth, we watch your wonderful videos every morning while we have coffee, really enjoy them. I would like to wish my hubby, the Yellow Rope Man, a happy 77th birthday on August 29th. We live in Opelika, Alabama. Perhaps you will also.
I appreciate you visiting my hometown 😀
Cool to see that you’re in my home town. I don’t live that far from those exact tracks! That’s really cool to see!!
What a cool spot!!
So glad you made this video - really interesting track layout.
May you have continued safety, and I'll be praying that your situation with the plates gets better quickly.
You're an admirable man and don't need that pain.
Be good, stay as cool as possible, and may God bless you
Love CSX! Best damn railroad. Thanks Jaw head!
The Manly Jail Works is a metal fab shop, JT. 🙂🙂
Thanks for the info!
@JawTooth You're welcome, my friend! 😀😀
You had a productive railfanning day in Dalton, Georgia on 8 August 2024, Jaw Tooth! Where were all those empty auto racks going? The first train in this video was a full auto rack train and the last train was a Norfolk Southern train with a lot of auto racks on it. Thank you for taking us inside the Dalton depot. Drayton from Delay In Block Productions has done live TH-cam streams from this location, but he has not gone into the depot when he does his live streams. Also, thank you for taking us on the other side of the tracks at the road crossing. It was nice to see the depot from that side of thetracks. (Post 20 August 2024 at 1530 CDT.)
Another GREAT Train video. Keep cool 😎
Thanks! Will do!
I loved that passenger car. I grew up in Crescent City, California. Of course, Crescent City is usually referring to New Orleans.
Very cool
Hope you feel better soon Jaw Tooth re the broken plate. Thanks for doing such good videos despite the pain.
I hope so too! I'm going to the doctor today again. Thanks for watching and commenting!
JT very good❤
I watch your videos all the time
Thanks, I appreciate your support!
That crescent Pullman car there’s no telling how many times that car came through my little town of Pearl River Louisiana because that’s the name of Amtrak that runs from New Orleans to New York City is the crescent but anyway another awesome video JT and you might need to change Dennist because those plates shouldn’t be breaking like that but anyway, my friend you stay safe out there and watch your back and try to stay cool and put that hat on that ball head lol. And we’ll see you on the next one.
Thank You Jaw Tooth great video as always!
Thank you, Brian!
My pleasure!
Thanks!
Thanks for the Super Chats Nancy! I will use that for my trip to Indiana. I am getting ready right now to take a trip to Logansport and a few other spots. That helps a lot and I appreciate it. Thanks again!
@@JawTooth your very welcome JT, no problem. Be safe.
Thanks very much for the video today, JT! It was quite interesting. Most of the trains were on the shorter side compared to what we usually see locally. That's not a bad thing, just an observation. I really like the historical markers. History was my favorite subject in school. I also enjoy seeing the new locations and scenery. This was another fine video, my friend. I always like seeing your pets! They're so adorable. Have a great day and please be careful out there! We'll chat later. 😀😀😀😀😀❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching Gary and have a nice day also!
@JawTooth You're welcome, JT. And thank you again! 🙂🙂
Good train and station I like that
🙏🙏 for you, JT
Thanks for watching!
Nice spot with five tracks and great trains. I enjoyed them all and seeing the inside of the train station. I’m so sorry to hear you are still having mouth pain. That should have been fixed by now! Thanks for the video JT take care. ❤
TY for your time and hard work. I remember the graffiti from some of your other videos. That one looks like a fingering chart for the trumpet. A great video start to finish as usual. Love your videos. Also Hello to 1960gambit. I hate that you are still in pain and having trouble. I'll keep you in my prayers. Love ya.
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do!
Awesome catches JT! Fantastic video!
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Thank you very much!
Nice one J.T. 🚆🚂🚆🚂🚆🚂🚆🚂🚆🚂 enjoy!!!
Excited video of this Mr jawtooth my dad will try to watch your new video you make any DPU’s you catch and more locomotives!!!!
Thanks for watching my videos Connor and tell your dad I said thanks to him for watching also!
Trains in both directions all day! That kid on the motorcycle running the gates is crazy, so dangerous! Old track pieces there are interesting some history and disc golf cages too!
that's some great rail equipment you are looking at JT.
Nice to see a train not vandalised
You really get around JT enjoyed the video👍
Museums made from historic buildings are the best.
Great catches and awesome video
Thank you very much!
Hi JT. I sincerely hope you get your teeth sorted quickly, you can’t eat a steak without good nashers! And thank you for enduring the heat for all of us wherever we are in the world.
I hope so too! I can't eat anything hard and can't really chew anything. The bottom plate broke the second night in Chattanooga. That was a major ouch. My mouth has to heal soon and I am getting ready to go back to the doctor right now. If all goes well I am planning on going to northern Indiana this week for a couple of days. Thanks for watching!
Excellent catch, I like it, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much and have a nice day and night.
Thanks, you too!
Nice Video
You always find the best spots Brian ! You make everything so educational and fun . It's nice the city and the railroads work together to build a viewing platform and center for railfans . Ever since 9/11 , the crews aren't always ameniable to having fans film .
Tom is growing like a weed ! Chessie and Loki take to the water don't they ? I still say you have THE best rail channel on you tube period !
Blessings to you and the family and critters. ✝️🐕😺🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃
Thanks for your comments! I really appreciate that. I am a huge animal lover. God bless and have a great week
@@JawTooth You too my friend ! 🤗
Great catches.
Manly Jail Works was founded in 1888 by Frank Manly to produce jail cells. The Manly Jail Works building dates back to 1914 and has been empty for about 40 years. It was reported that in in 2020 it was bought by a local Dalton resident who was attempting to revamp the building and make it an upscale burger restaurant.
If you come back to Chattanooga, go to Nickajack Lake in Marion County. It is beautiful and the tracks are very busy.
Nice place 😊 !
It really is!
I go railfanning there often!!! Great spot especially when it is not so hot
You got that right!
Thought I saw Shoestring tucked into one of those gainers. LOL
Shoestring passed away back in March of this year R.I.P. Shoestring
Good morning jaw tooth you always upload such good videos, and I love your content
Nice video Jaw Tooth !
Thanks!
Another good video, thanks alot.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great spot great video thanks Brian Georgia is cool
Thanks 👍
Cool area and great catches Jawtooth!👍
Many thanks!
I like train videos on TH-cam jawtooth dpu alright 👍
Dalton Georgia.The carpet capital of the world.Looking forward to seeing what you all caught.
Good morning Steve!
Good morning JT & everyone. Enjoy the show. 😊
Good morning!
Good morning, Carol
@@charlottecunningham2141 hi👋 Charlotte.
The sounds of the trains are awesome to hear, especially over diamonds Brian. Very awesome action there, my friend.
Many thanks!
Dang, you caught some great action! The northbound CSX train with the SD40-3 is the L806. It's a mon-fri Chattanooga to Dalton local. I'm the engineer on its counterpart, the L807. It's also a mon-fri local that works industries around the Chattanooga airport. Btw, I hope you went into the Cremo! They have killer chili dogs and shakes. 😊
Thank you Jaw Tooth. Glad you and Scott had a great trip and I pray you get some relief in your mouth for the broken plate, in Jesus name.
Great video. I guess this will be the only way I get to see trains. Unless CN, CPKC and TCRC (Trans Canadian Rail Corporation) come to an agreement or deal, both CN and CPKC will go on strike or have a worker lockout on Thursday
You do Shoutout for your viewers for their Birthdays, Anniversaries and etc . We all appreciate you for them . I just want to wish you a late Happy Birthday from all of us. Happy Birthday!!! Hope you feel better.
Hi when was it his birthday?
@@Carolb66 according to google his birthday was July 25
I appreciate that and thanks! I got new plates in my mouth today so hopefully that will help
@@JawTooth good luck . Have a good night
OK jawtooth just taking our same trip planned in october..chattanooga dalton..I m loving it.
I have a few more videos from that area that I am working on. I also filmed at Ringgold, Georgia. I will post that one soon. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Gm jawtooth awesome catches
Thanks!
7:22 Appears to be sign language
I was born in Dalton! You're in my neck of the woods!
Hey JT awesome quality video 📹 as always son keep up the great work thanks have a great day from Scotland 😊
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth Thanks JT your welcome 😊
With the 5 track crossing and the diamond at a gentle angle it is similar to the one at Muncie IN you have shown in the past. It wouldn't be surprising if there were two more tracks at the Crossing which would have been for the passenger platforms. The first CSX train with the mixed Freight was powered by the same set you saw at Coffeys Cliff note the WM fireball on the trailing unit. A very nice restoration on the Depot add no doubt the passenger car will look Tip Top in the near future. As they refer to Dalton as the Carpeting capital it also reflects a major change from a century ago when much of the production was in the Northeast part of America. Curiosity prevailed on the rock train a the reporting marks on the hopper cars is assigned to Georgia Power and in an older Trains magazine that limestone is apparently destined for power plants for use in their exhaust scrubbers. Hopefully your dental issues can be resolved soon so that proper healing can take place. Combined with that heat and humidity don't knock yourself out. Maybe you can bring back some carpeting seconds for the cats to scratch on
Good video Brian. Enjoyed that
Thanks 👍
Great👍
More than 85 percent of the carpets sold in the United States, and around 45 percent of the residential and commercial carpets found worldwide, are made within a 65-mile radius of Dalton.
That seems massively unlikely and doesn't match any figures I can find, which say that the entire USA accounts for only 4% of world carpet exports, but 20% of world imports. That's by value, rather than volume, but production costs in the US are surely higher than in the world's biggest-exporting countries (China, India and Turkey) so going by value will overstate US exports. By volume, North America seems to be about 20% of world production.
CANAS is gray in Spanish. Great video as is usual!
Cool, thanks!
It's good to see others joining in. Georgia is hot! My parents moved to Valdosta and when i went to visit in the summer it was always HOT! Awesome trains. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on
Oh wow! I have never been to Valdosta that I know of. I should probably go to Georgia in the winter. Thanks for the Super Chat support! With the ones I got today I got enough to fill up the tank and head for Indiana. I want to get over there this week if I can. I have people coming over tomorrow to work on my pond dock. Hopefully I can get to Indiana on Thursday and Friday. I want to get one of the last Triple crown road railers. They are about to end service. Thanks again for your support Mark!
@@JawTooth your welcome Brian, look forward to your videos and thank you for the shout outs. Happy to support your channel
Dragging straps can really do a number on signal equipment.
UGA country..How about them trains...How 'bout them Dawgs. Well done JT
18:35 That's an unusual caboose! 🤣
August 23,2024, is my parents' 65th anniversary. Duane and Judy Sonnenburg.
Welcome to Georgia. Going south, the CSX line runs to Cartersville, there's a yard there and the line also branches north east, going to Etowah Tennessee. Continuing south, you come to Kennesaw. Ga where the Civil War locomotive "The General" is housed in a small museum, next to the original rail road station, from the Civil War. I live a few miles from there. Just that little extra distance south, affords lots of great train watching. In Acworth, GA. the CSX line passes a great Cajun style restaurant, Henrys Louisiana Cafe. Well worth the trip.
The NS line goes south through Dallas/Hiram, Ga. and south to Austell, Ga, There is a large intermodal yard there and the line joins the NS line from Atlanta to Birmingham, Alabama. In Austell, if you go east into Atlanta, you will come to both the CSX and NS major rail yards.
On the other side of Atlanta, in Duluth, Ga. is the "National Railway Historical Society's" southern branch museum, very much well worth a visit.
And, its all within in a few dozen miles of Dalton.
I know that you are from Ohio, I am too, originally. In Georgia, "It Ain't hot" until it hits 98 degrees or there about. (92 is just a nice warm day and 95 is just beginning to get hot). ;-)
I wish I could have seen The General. I went to Ringgold and filmed a train there passing the station and I saw plaques about it. I haven't put that video together yet but I will soon. I didn't realise how close I was to Alabama. I have never been to that state and I was almost in it and didn't know it. Thanks for your comments!
Good morning rail fans !!!!
Jaw Tooth can you go to the Lee Hall in Newport News VA. Also part of the southern railroad i believe. Really neat building
Good video
Good morning
happy birthday day to my wife of 52 years and our son jw born on his mothers birthday
Happy birthday to both of them 🎂🎂
That is awesome! Happy birthday to both and thanks for being here!
Matthew thank you jawtooth❤
Thanks for watching my videos!
Good morning Jaw Tooth.
Good morning!
Spongebob SD40-3 leading one of the locals.
Nice video. Im gonna try to get up to Dalton to railfan soon.
Have fun
I was thinking the same thing about that motorcycle
One of the cars had REM spray painted on it. REM,a Georgia based rock band.
Good morning.
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Good morning!
Great video, how do you count the inter-modal cars that are connected? do you count each segment or as 1 car? love the disk golf baskets outside the museum, makes wonder where the tee boxes are.
Have you ever been to the railroad diamond in Delsher, Ohio? I think it would be a cool place for you to visit