Dawn at Rose Yard with NS Helper Engines Parade and Switching in Altoona, PA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Norfolk Southern Trains Filmed (Month) 2016 at Altoona, PA PT 234 on the Pittsburgh Line Before PTC, Positive Train Control, by Super Trains
Featuring a NS Lady Conductor and NS #6320 SD40E with PTC Antenna
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Thank you for no lousy music or continuous radio chatter. This was wonderful to watch.
These videos are too cool. So many trains in that yard. Amazing. And not boring endless whole trains. You cut, and show the end, then on to the next. Stoked. Thank you.
Nice work at night to start enjoyed this compilation
Lots of awesome footage man!!!
I am lying back watching this on my iPad. I bought a pair of
Marshall 3s a few months back. The stereo image of the road traffic in the background is super, streets ahead of those who feel the need for music. We are so lucky to have this quality openly available. I may next go for Sony’s but the incentive isn’t there.
Great coverage .Always enjoy the freight scene in the USA.Wish you all the best from Ireland.
I like your videos. Nicely edited and you always stay with the subject close in. The arial stuff is great to. Hope you'll keep posting.
awesome..luv it..we have a yard near us..i wish i could get in and see the action
Love your switching videos at Altoona/Rose! Very enjoyable.
This is just excellent footage, thanks brother... :-)
Nice! But you needed a closer shot of the lady conductor! I got a kick out of the way that guy looked her up and down as she walked away LOL.
That's one busy yard
amazing video and thanks for sharing
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11121st St. 5feet is the second most important part 8
Psalm vs. G.j yuiiii try
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... great NS ROSE YARD video
At 14:45; there is a good shot of a switch in motion. I never realized it was so easy to move. How is that?
at 8:52 do i see a UP SD90MAC nice. awesome video. sweet a MP15E nice. sweet catches.
this was amazing to watch
Terrific video.
Cool u caught a waste management truck also
I saw what looked like a long line of SD90MACs parked off to the side. I bet they'll get rebuilt into 70ACu's at some point
Love the fast moving locomotives going by at 10:55.
Great video! Subscribed.
Nice video... Well done!!!
Nice this is an awesome place to film!!
Excellent video! Are there ever any problems with the authorities when filming a video such as this ?
+dexterdog62 Shouldn't be as this video was shot from public property along the sidewalk on the bridge that carries N 8th Street across the rail yard from N 4th Avenue in Juniata to 6th Avenue on the other side. It has long been a common train watching spot since long before I was a small child (I'm in my 40s now).
Guessing you may if you shoot a drone up in the air...
Well done..good restraint in the sense that less experienced video users frequently jerk the zoom control fore-aft-and back for fun..it makes the viewer dizzy!
10:55 very similar to Runaway train (1985) where the train hits the other one
I'm really surprised that the 3 pusher sets didn't tie together to run west. Also I wonder if NS regrets closing holidaysburg.
i would be fired on day 1.. yard speed be damned.. i have placed to be..
What horn does 9613 have?
#2365 seems so out of place (lonely)... kinda cute though. My 11' shelf layout features NS running a 44Tonner, SW1500, MP15DC and Genset locos.
Absolutely Love the Yard locomotive at 17 min..There are the Engines and then there are the Yard Locomotives.. Sweet looking Norfolk..Whats that classification please?!
ótimo vídeo gostei (Brasil)
Obrigado! Obrigado por assistir! (USA)
NS is a little more tolerant of rail fans. CSX would've sent railroad police to tell you to leave.
Although how standing on a public footpath is breaking the law in a free society is anybody's guess! They wouldn't allow train photography in Russia in the 60's but it's OK now. If they don't want things to be seen they would erect a high fence on the bridge wouldn't they?
@@CGT867 zooming into people faces would get you a smack though :)
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The crew left the door open after the crew change on the gevous
What’s that train called at 14:58
this is scare, take cat to basement now
First, thank you for this educational, calming, and all-around beautiful video. It makes me envious that I cannot watch anything close to that where I reside in Springfield, Ohio. NS merely roll through the city.
Second, if you're familiar with Mystery Science Theater 3000, adding sophomoric remarks would be humorous!
I miss the SD70Ace autostart video you had created at this very yard. If you have pulled that video, would you consider uploading it again pls?