Gotta say, Trey did a good job giving you a tour around the property. Certainly knows more about the Museum’s automotive collection then what I do, even though between him and I, I’m the one who volunteers there down at Spencer. Guess that’s a point deduction on my part. Anyways, I’m glad you enjoyed yourself at NCTM, and I’m glad you’re wanting to make a return visit. Might have to try and be down there during your next visit so you can get the insider perspective of an active volunteer there.
That’s so neat that you’re a volunteer there! It might be next year before I’m back there, but I will definitely be back. As I said in the episode, a lot more to see and learn, and I’m sure you could also add an interesting perspective.
I hope that even with the very knowledgeable train folks out there, that when they watch one of my episodes, there is something new learned or seen, or a new perspective or bit of inspiration experienced. Really glad to hear your feedback, and thankful for Trey‘s tour, of course. I hadn’t even known that there were RPO cars before, etc etc! Always something to learn!
Magnificent video inside of the Transportation Museum, showing tbe locomotives and the sleepin coaches was absolutely amazing. Thumbs up. Keep up the perfect work, my friend, you earned a new subscriber, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
Thank you so much! And I love that you’re watching all the way in Portugal! I studied in France in college and have spent a lot of time in Europe, but still have yet to get to Portugal, but I’m hoping to go in the next year or so.
Thank you for showing us more of the train show tables, vendors, & merchandise, and exhibits at the museum. Trey was an excellent tour guide and knows his train history. I wish I attended the “Streamliners at Spencer,” NC 4 day event back in 2014. It was an event that featured over 25 historic diesel and steam locomotives with the classic paint schemes! I look forward to seeing your next train video. As always they’re well produced and a pleasure to watch! Safe travels.
Thanks for bringing us along Lisa! I visited the NC Transportation Museum / Spencer Shops back in 1990 and I'm amazed at the progress they've made since then. The grounds weren't anywhere near as nice as your video shows and the backshop where that train show was being held wasn't much more than a ruin at the time. I'll have to get back there sometime but who knows when? Thanks again! Love your enthusiasm!
Wow! So interesting to hear about how it used to be. I never visited in the 90s, but today, they have lots of events and it's quite well done, as you saw. Thanks for your nice comment and the info on the museum's evolution : )
P.S. I rode my first 7 1/2 gauge train on Sunday! I will show you on here soon☺️ but very intrigued and think it’s neat that you have a train in your yard 👍🚂
Wow Lisa . Wow That place has very lnteresting memorable so cool Thxs for the tour and thank. Trey I hope that’s his Name Right .Great video 👍🏻😎Robin out .
@@robinroberts3335 yes, Trey! And just so you know, I always credit the people or places featured in the description of my episodes, and typically include a link to the soundtrack, as well 🤗 thanks for your nice comment, Robin ☺️ I will be going back there for the Polar Express ride this November 👍👍
Oh gosh, thank you for your comment, Mark ☺️☺️ There was a lot of info! I can’t even remember it all and I spent a lot of time with this footage when editing it 🤩
Oh gosh, thank you for your comment, Mark ☺️☺️ There was a lot of info! I can’t even remember it all and I spent a lot of time with this footage when editing it 🤩
This looks great, you did a good job of making me want to fly out there and visit. I met you yesterday at the Live Steam club and you asked a lot of great questions and we really appreciate your taking the time to focus on a different size of the train hobby. Looking forward to seeing what you do. David.
Why hello! I was just about to thank you and your other Steamers crew for the great visit yesterday! Thank you for your feedback on my questions etc., and for showing me your Pennsylvania train. Lots to edit from yesterday, but will release that in the next couple of weeks : ) Look forward to returning to your club!
Lisa, I've watched this episode twice. There was so much information and history I had to make sure I didn't miss anything. Outstanding job of being informative and entertaining. Loved it!
Even as I spent hours editing it and was there that day, feel like I need to watch it again to retain all of the info that was shared LOL. Was there anything in particular that you found interesting or that was new to you?
socalrailway.org/scrm-events/hot-august-nights/ I went to car shows with my dad when I was a kid and he displayed his classic Corvette. And obviously I have an interest in trains. And you might not know I’m a professional Salsa (and Country) dancer. So learning about this event made my eyes bright with excitement 🤩 Looking forward to it! 🎶🚂💃🏽
I like hearing what your favorites were. The RPO and hospital cars were favorites of mine, and I also found the history on the Russian decapod really interesting.
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Great video and tour. Thank you, so much for showing . People like Trey and yourself make these places to visit the best.
Oh gosh - thanks so much for your really nice comment ☺️ and for watching 🤗
That was a nice tour around the N.C. Transportation Museum and Trey is very knowledgeable, awesome video Lisa
Thanks so much!
Yes, he is very knowledgeable! Looking forward to going back there with him and learning even more.
Gotta say, Trey did a good job giving you a tour around the property. Certainly knows more about the Museum’s automotive collection then what I do, even though between him and I, I’m the one who volunteers there down at Spencer. Guess that’s a point deduction on my part.
Anyways, I’m glad you enjoyed yourself at NCTM, and I’m glad you’re wanting to make a return visit. Might have to try and be down there during your next visit so you can get the insider perspective of an active volunteer there.
That’s so neat that you’re a volunteer there! It might be next year before I’m back there, but I will definitely be back. As I said in the episode, a lot more to see and learn, and I’m sure you could also add an interesting perspective.
I hope that even with the very knowledgeable train folks out there, that when they watch one of my episodes, there is something new learned or seen, or a new perspective or bit of inspiration experienced. Really glad to hear your feedback, and thankful for Trey‘s tour, of course. I hadn’t even known that there were RPO cars before, etc etc! Always something to learn!
Magnificent video inside of the Transportation Museum, showing tbe locomotives and the sleepin coaches was absolutely amazing.
Thumbs up.
Keep up the perfect work, my friend, you earned a new subscriber, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
Thank you so much! And I love that you’re watching all the way in Portugal! I studied in France in college and have spent a lot of time in Europe, but still have yet to get to Portugal, but I’m hoping to go in the next year or so.
@@LisaKEntertainment thats cool to hear.
@@LisaKEntertainment in Portugal, we the National Railway Museum in Entroncamento, you will love it.
@@LisbonRailProductionsandF1 oh wow! Thank you for recommending that!!!
@@LisaKEntertainmentno problem.
Thank you for showing us more of the train show tables, vendors, & merchandise, and exhibits at the museum. Trey was an excellent tour guide and knows his train history. I wish I attended the “Streamliners at Spencer,” NC 4 day event back in 2014. It was an event that featured over 25 historic diesel and steam locomotives with the classic paint schemes!
I look forward to seeing your next train video. As always they’re well produced and a pleasure to watch! Safe travels.
Thank you so much. Truly. And glad you enjoyed Part 2 from this day. Helpful to hear what folks like seeing. And yes! Hats off to Trey.
Trey knows his stuff! I actually lived in High Point for several years and got to see the Thomas Bus facility up close.
He sure does! And oh, wow! That's neat that you saw the Thomas Bus facility. I hadn't known that was in High Point.
Yet another great, informative video. Thanks, Lisa!
So much to see there - so much to learn! Thanks for watching, Derrick : )
Very Nice Place and Video. Its Great to see a Lady being so enthusiastic about Trains. Trains are pretty cool. Just Subscribed.
@@jebbthetrainkid1281 Thanks for watching and subscribing 🤗 And for your supportive feedback ☺️🎬🚂💃🏽
Pretty woman beside Pretty locomotives and cars !
Speaking of.. did you see my latest episode with more trains and classic cars? : ) Check out Sizzling Summer Nights...
Thanks for bringing us along Lisa! I visited the NC Transportation Museum / Spencer Shops back in 1990 and I'm amazed at the progress they've made since then. The grounds weren't anywhere near as nice as your video shows and the backshop where that train show was being held wasn't much more than a ruin at the time. I'll have to get back there sometime but who knows when?
Thanks again! Love your enthusiasm!
Wow! So interesting to hear about how it used to be. I never visited in the 90s, but today, they have lots of events and it's quite well done, as you saw. Thanks for your nice comment and the info on the museum's evolution : )
Awesome video the mail clerks on the rpo cars back in the day carried side arms. (guns)
I didn’t know that.
Awesome as always❤
😌☺️😊 thank you!!!
P.S. I rode my first 7 1/2 gauge train on Sunday! I will show you on here soon☺️ but very intrigued and think it’s neat that you have a train in your yard 👍🚂
Wow Lisa . Wow That place has very lnteresting memorable so cool Thxs for the tour and thank. Trey I hope that’s his Name Right .Great video 👍🏻😎Robin out .
@@robinroberts3335 yes, Trey! And just so you know, I always credit the people or places featured in the description of my episodes, and typically include a link to the soundtrack, as well 🤗 thanks for your nice comment, Robin ☺️ I will be going back there for the Polar Express ride this November 👍👍
Thxs 👍🏻
Great video there was a lot of information to take in. Thank you, Trey and Lisa, for the journey.
Oh gosh, thank you for your comment, Mark ☺️☺️ There was a lot of info! I can’t even remember it all and I spent a lot of time with this footage when editing it 🤩
Oh gosh, thank you for your comment, Mark ☺️☺️ There was a lot of info! I can’t even remember it all and I spent a lot of time with this footage when editing it 🤩
Thank you Lisa and thank you Trey
You're welcome, and thank YOU.
Great informative video, Trey is the Man!
Digging the cowboy boots, i had a pair in my youth, couldn't walk in them! 😮😂
He sure is! And thank you - I have seven pairs LOL I am also a professional Country and Latin dancer... LOVE cowboy boots.
@@LisaKEntertainment they definitely suit your style 😊
This looks great, you did a good job of making me want to fly out there and visit. I met you yesterday at the Live Steam club and you asked a lot of great questions and we really appreciate your taking the time to focus on a different size of the train hobby. Looking forward to seeing what you do. David.
Why hello! I was just about to thank you and your other Steamers crew for the great visit yesterday! Thank you for your feedback on my questions etc., and for showing me your Pennsylvania train. Lots to edit from yesterday, but will release that in the next couple of weeks : ) Look forward to returning to your club!
We enjoyed your enthusiasm and by all means hope to see you again.
Lisa, I've watched this episode twice. There was so much information and history I had to make sure I didn't miss anything. Outstanding job of being informative and entertaining. Loved it!
Even as I spent hours editing it and was there that day, feel like I need to watch it again to retain all of the info that was shared LOL. Was there anything in particular that you found interesting or that was new to you?
I information about the Russian train was particularly interesting. How it was retooled to US specs and how dependent the world is for US technology.
Very cool tour. I've always wondered why old firetrucks didn't have roofs?
Good question! I'll have to look into that.
Great video Lisa
Thank you so much!
Been having some of your train videos popping up in my feed recently! Nice video here!
@@RRTrainVideos Why thank you! …for your comment and for watching 🤗
I was at the train show and I use to volunteer at NCTM in the ninety with Jim Wrinn.
Oh, wow! Do you have a favorite thing you like to see at the train shows there, either at the shows specifically, or at the museum?
Hi lisa , i decided to subscribe so i can continue to enjoy your train related content !
So glad you did! ☺️ Welcome 🤗🚂🎬 You’ll find a Train Talk with Lisa playlist, and I will continue adding to it 👍👍
Pretty neat you were able to tie the real locomotives to the models.
Real locomotives to the models I'd seen in YOUR store, Dad : )
Great video Lisa.
Thank you so much! I put a lot of work into these, and it really helps to keep at it when I see comments like yours.
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I went to car shows with my dad when I was a kid and he displayed his classic Corvette. And obviously I have an interest in trains. And you might not know I’m a professional Salsa (and Country) dancer. So learning about this event made my eyes bright with excitement 🤩 Looking forward to it!
🎶🚂💃🏽
The Russian decapod and the hospital car are my favorites
I like hearing what your favorites were. The RPO and hospital cars were favorites of mine, and I also found the history on the Russian decapod really interesting.
Great video, enjoyed the history. I have a second home close to Holden Beach. I have to stop by the museum some day.
BTW, you have nice legs.
There's a lot to see there, and they also do lots of cool events. I'm sure you'll enjoy your visit when you make it there.
Pretty neat you were able to tie the real locomotives to the models.
Yep, I saw a bunch of locomotives there that you have in your store.