Southern Railway 4501 is quite a impressive 2-8-2. When running at the Southern Railway, then to the Kentucky & Tennessee Railroad before it was taken out of service, and was one of two 2-8-2 “Mikado” steam locomotives that were going to be preserved (the other being Kentucky & Tennessee #11, that was built by American Locomotive Company in 1922 that unfortunately been scrapped, which could’ve been at the Santa Cruz Big Trees & Pacific Railroad for excursion service there from Felton, California near the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow Gauge Railroad to Santa Cruz, California at the Beach Boardwalk). Then 4501 was used for excursion service since the Southern Steam Program, all the way to now operating at the Tennessee Valley Railway Museum in Chattanooga, Tennessee after taken out of service a few times.
Absolutely outstanding. You’ve taken something that hundreds of people have done and turned it into a piece of art, other than just a simple clip-by-clip video (guilty as charged). Loved the theatrical twist. Keep it up!
I never thought that I would thoroughly enjoy a video like this, but come to find out I was sadly mistaken. I am I glad I clicked on the video. The cinematography on this video was absolutely astounding. Keep up the great work!!!
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Southern Railway 4501 is quite a impressive 2-8-2. When running at the Southern Railway, then to the Kentucky & Tennessee Railroad before it was taken out of service, and was one of two 2-8-2 “Mikado” steam locomotives that were going to be preserved (the other being Kentucky & Tennessee #11, that was built by American Locomotive Company in 1922 that unfortunately been scrapped, which could’ve been at the Santa Cruz Big Trees & Pacific Railroad for excursion service there from Felton, California near the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow Gauge Railroad to Santa Cruz, California at the Beach Boardwalk). Then 4501 was used for excursion service since the Southern Steam Program, all the way to now operating at the Tennessee Valley Railway Museum in Chattanooga, Tennessee after taken out of service a few times.
Blessed Mother!!
Absolutely outstanding. You’ve taken something that hundreds of people have done and turned it into a piece of art, other than just a simple clip-by-clip video (guilty as charged). Loved the theatrical twist. Keep it up!
Very Nice Video and Train !
Wow, great job! Definitely something out of the norm, which is a good thing!
Well look who’s back!
WTierce1 well the motivation for this video certainly paid off! Great video! A job well done sir!
I never thought that I would thoroughly enjoy a video like this, but come to find out I was sadly mistaken. I am I glad I clicked on the video. The cinematography on this video was absolutely astounding. Keep up the great work!!!
Great video
Was there any kind of filter put over this, or are the clips as recorded? Love the cinematic touch on this!
@@wtierce1 Also, how feasible were these locations? Did you have to rush to each one? I'm planning to chase this trip later this year.
When was this recorded???
Excellent Video! What camera are you using?
I see thank you!
Like it!!!!
From Chattanooga, Tennessee to Summerville, Georgia and return.
Travis Gordon looks like hes 65 yrs old now!!