It is amazing that over 200 years later the signal of 2 longs a short and a long are still used as a warning (or announcement) as I understand it. It started when the Queen of England traveled by ship and they used the Morris code for Q, to announce the Queen was there (and to make way). When she traveled by train they used the same code. Stay warm folks, and God Bless!
I recently heard on a Danny Harmon video that the sequence is morse code for the letter Q and means "quarantine" as in "quarantine the crossing". I didn't know that.
Sorry, but that Queen Victoria story is not true. British trains do not whistle long-long-short-long at grade crossings and, to the best of my knowledge, never have. There would never be any need for a train to whistle to indicate that the Queen was on board. They would never need to tell other trains that the Queen was on board, because British railways are all signal-controlled, so the signallers (dispatchers) would already be keeping lower-priority trains out of the way. And they'd never need to tell road traffic at a grade crossing that the Queen was on board, because all trains have priority over road traffic, just by being a train.
The 2 longs, a short and 2 longs were a signal that the Queen's ship was coming (and a warning to get out of the way). It just so happened the letter Q was associated with that sequence.@@beeble2003
Cincinnati Eastern power always looks great. Nice and clean. If you didn't know better you'd think they were brand new! It's obvious they take a lot of pride in their equipment. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Three locomotives should ensure success in making it over the road as today's train has substantial weight with only six empty cars. I'm sure the crew wants to get home today without doubling the hill. Just looking at that frozen ground reminds one you don't want to get stuck and Chessie seconds that! Apparently one of the shops has room to start working on those flat cars and you can tell they used to be Autoracks with those little ramps at the end of the car to allow you to move to the next car. Now that the car no longer has the side panels all that's left for their artwork is the small graffiti on the car frame. Glad you were able to make the most of our shorter days and CCET didn't disappoint
CCET always has something interesting going on. I would like to find out more info on those flat cars. Good thing my truck has four wheel drive. It comes in handy especially in the snow
More great train action in Ohio the three locomotives and in Mount Orab with the rock and grain trains, then in Williamsburg with Chessie along for the ride as well as the pet's and the slide show another great video and Thank You Jaw Tooth.🇺🇲🤠🐕🦺🐈🇺🇲 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
I like that you are always accompanied by your great friends, that is wonderful dogs. Take good care of them, they are our best friends. Greetings, friend JT.
Yes, it is true, friend, when you love them but feel that way for them, but we have to trust that God gives life and returns to the creator. Our God gave us his friendship in this painful World so that our lives may also be accompanied a little by his faithfulness. They remain faithfull, and many times es are the unfaithful.
Thank you, JT, for the railfanning videos of a big, heavy Cincinnati Eastern Railroad consist pulling the hill in the beautiful countryside of Ohio. The end of the last video showing the end of the train disappearing around the curve in beautiful colors of fall was awesome. Thank you again.
Great catch of the CET working hard with all 3 locomotives! Always a treat to see your local short line railroad riding the rails! Thanks again JT for another great video to share with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort my friend! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.
Odds are in about 2 weeks, that hill will be snow covered. Wonder what Loki will do in snow? Noted rusted, ancient rotary signal in the background. Next year, RAM is supposed to have combined 600+HP Plug in Hybrid pickup truck. Could be interesting transportation? Supposedly, BN&SF experimented with battery locomotive to act as a brake going down dangerous hills and a boost going up steep hills.
I really like your videos, there are so many interesting trains and a lot of old driveways from enterprises, I like your approach to filming, you even show moments like riding on rails, which can determine whether a train has been traveling for a long time, very cool!!
Hi JT, Im really loving these locos they are stunning when clean, sparkle against the bright blue sky. Their horns are so loud too! That train was heavy needed all 3 locos strength to get up that hill. Fab video again JT. 😊👍
Great video JT!! ALways awesome to see the red and black locomotives working hard! I was in Abingdon, Virginia today and came across an old set of train lights still standing along a stretch of track in town. Sad that they've pretty much cut the rail traffic in our area, but thankful I can come here and watch your video's! Until next time!!
Cool 37 railcars, thats a long one. Joo, and in Ohio its cold, i can see it. We in Berlin we have 10 cm snow, wind from north-east and -2 Grad celsius. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven
See crossties, treated and untreated in gondolas coming through Roanoke VA on manifest, You can see them good from pedestrian Bridge, nice video and like hearing the Leslie air horns!🛤🚂
Always enjoy seeing the CCET in action! I still bet they wish they had another stretch of siding, so they wouldn't have to drag those flats around. Great video JT! 🚂🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸
The Cincinati Eastern Railroad needed all that power to move all the loaded cars on this train. The engines were working hard to bring the train up Williamsburg Hill.
Nicely done JT, this is great! Lots of power there. Oh...are you going to the train show in Warsaw, Indiana on Saturday? I believe there's a NS line and local Chicago Fort Wayne & Eastern line near there. It would be awesome to meet you!
Cool video today JT! I always enjoy the CE trains. 😊😊 I have a personal request to make. A young man named Adam has passed away after a short illnes. If anyone feels led to pray, please pray 🙏 for grace for the Isley family and friends as they deal with theis terrible loss. Adam was closer than anyone to being my own son! Needless to say I'm heartbroken. 😢😢😢😢😢 Your prayers would be greatly appreciated. 😢😢
Good Morning Buddy Great Video that was Cool Merry Christmas were transplanting from dirty Jersey to SC Abbeville where Barefoot s at was telling me the auto rack that through go to Atlanta then To You thought that was neat Great Video s im to lazy comment alot i always watch thout Take Care God Bless 🙏
I think Jaw Tooth mentioned that the MP15DC had recently been used to switch rock cars. The pair of GEs are stored out of service, as far as I'm aware.
The switcher was being used to unload the rock cars but for the past month it has been on the maintenance track in Sardinia. There are 3 other locomotives stored out of service in Sardinia. The other units were shipped out west to other lines that they own.
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Love the sound of diesels working hard!
Me too!
These Cincinnati Eastern Railroad locomotives offer a pleasant harmony of red and black! Set against a blue sky, they make lovely images. 😀
thanks for watching!
I agree!
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars it is rare to have the entire operating roster on one train
It is amazing that over 200 years later the signal of 2 longs a short and a long are still used as a warning (or announcement) as I understand it. It started when the Queen of England traveled by ship and they used the Morris code for Q, to announce the Queen was there (and to make way). When she traveled by train they used the same code. Stay warm folks, and God Bless!
I recently heard on a Danny Harmon video that the sequence is morse code for the letter Q and means "quarantine" as in "quarantine the crossing". I didn't know that.
NS is the only railroad you'll see the horn pattern signs also.
Sorry, but that Queen Victoria story is not true. British trains do not whistle long-long-short-long at grade crossings and, to the best of my knowledge, never have. There would never be any need for a train to whistle to indicate that the Queen was on board. They would never need to tell other trains that the Queen was on board, because British railways are all signal-controlled, so the signallers (dispatchers) would already be keeping lower-priority trains out of the way. And they'd never need to tell road traffic at a grade crossing that the Queen was on board, because all trains have priority over road traffic, just by being a train.
Oh, and btw, it's not quite "more than 200 years" -- Morse code was only invented in the 1844, and the code for Q didn't become --.- until 1848.
The 2 longs, a short and 2 longs were a signal that the Queen's ship was coming (and a warning to get out of the way). It just so happened the letter Q was associated with that sequence.@@beeble2003
Cincinnati Eastern power always looks great. Nice and clean. If you didn't know better you'd think they were brand new! It's obvious they take a lot of pride in their equipment. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Very true!
Boy, those CCET EMDs sure do get a workout on Williamsburg hill. Love hearing those older EMDS roar. Nice job JT.
👍👍 Two thumbs up for this train. Busy time of year for the Peavine!
Many thanks!
I just love your chocho videos JT. The dogs at the end make it a easy going touch. Keep going and be safe.
Great CCET video gotta love them short lines great video thanks Brian
Interesting video. 👍
Three locomotives should ensure success in making it over the road as today's train has substantial weight with only six empty cars. I'm sure the crew wants to get home today without doubling the hill. Just looking at that frozen ground reminds one you don't want to get stuck and Chessie seconds that! Apparently one of the shops has room to start working on those flat cars and you can tell they used to be Autoracks with those little ramps at the end of the car to allow you to move to the next car. Now that the car no longer has the side panels all that's left for their artwork is the small graffiti on the car frame. Glad you were able to make the most of our shorter days and CCET didn't disappoint
CCET always has something interesting going on. I would like to find out more info on those flat cars. Good thing my truck has four wheel drive. It comes in handy especially in the snow
Sound of a train makes it a good morning so good morning j t
Good Morning all. Stay positive, the weekend is in sight. Stay safe!!
Good Morning
Wow! Great catch, Brian, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Nice video
Thanks
More great train action in Ohio the three locomotives and in Mount Orab with the rock and grain trains, then in Williamsburg with Chessie along
for the ride as well as the pet's and the slide show another great video
and Thank You Jaw Tooth.🇺🇲🤠🐕🦺🐈🇺🇲
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Your dog is the greatest train watching company. 💕
The best!
Thanks JT for braving the cold to bring us another consist of red an black making the charge up the hill ... Cheers..
Thanks for watching!
I like that you are always accompanied by your great friends, that is wonderful dogs. Take good care of them, they are our best friends. Greetings, friend JT.
Yes, thank you, I love my dogs. I wish they lived longer. I'm still thinking about Sophie every day.
Yes, it is true, friend, when you love them but feel that way for them, but we have to trust that God gives life and returns to the creator. Our God gave us his friendship in this painful World so that our lives may also be accompanied a little by his faithfulness. They remain faithfull, and many times es are the unfaithful.
Thank you, JT, for the railfanning videos of a big, heavy Cincinnati Eastern Railroad consist pulling the hill in the beautiful countryside of Ohio. The end of the last video showing the end of the train disappearing around the curve in beautiful colors of fall was awesome. Thank you again.
I love the locals. This is a good one. Happy to see Chessie there with you. ❤
More to come!
Nice Video!
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Another great video. JT it had 37 car loan it I think it did
Thanks for the info! That is 3 cars more than I thought. That was a good one. A couple hours ago they were switching Huhtamaki near Batavia
Great catch of the CET working hard with all 3 locomotives! Always a treat to see your local short line railroad riding the rails! Thanks again JT for another great video to share with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort my friend! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.
Thanks for watching and commenting Shawn!
Odds are in about 2 weeks, that hill will be snow covered. Wonder what Loki will do in snow? Noted rusted, ancient rotary signal in the background. Next year, RAM is supposed to have combined 600+HP Plug in Hybrid pickup truck. Could be interesting transportation? Supposedly, BN&SF experimented with battery locomotive to act as a brake going down dangerous hills and a boost going up steep hills.
It is a great video when you get trains and Chessie together.😊❤
Thanks for watching!
Cool video. I liked seeing that old signal. That's got to be about a 100 years old.
It sure is
I really like your videos, there are so many interesting trains and a lot of old driveways from enterprises, I like your approach to filming, you even show moments like riding on rails, which can determine whether a train has been traveling for a long time, very cool!!
hello jaw it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks jaw friends randy
Thanks Randy!
Always dress for the moment as season and watch out for black ice.. good to see all three engines working hard.
Hi JT, Im really loving these locos they are stunning
when clean, sparkle against the bright blue sky. Their horns are so loud too! That train was heavy needed all 3 locos strength to get up that hill. Fab video again JT. 😊👍
Another AWESOME video
JawTooth 👍😎👍👌
Thanks for the visit
It's great your puppy dog's coat matches your truck!
Pretty cool!
Great video , very impressive train , the most Grain on a train i can recall....17 loads....Superb....Keep Warm 🙂👋
Many thanks!
Always Cincinnati eastern railroad train is like seen . I have it for pleasure . Thank you very much and sorry poor english .
Thank you very much! I know exactly what you mean. Have a great weekend
They finally got serious about moving freight, now they gotta pick up some speed
Good to see the whole consist out and about!
Yes, that is rare to have them on the same train
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! 🖐🖐👍
Thanks Jaw Tooth, great Short Line Action.
Nice catch JT! Love your dedication! By all means, put on your jacket, er I mean coat! LOL!😊
Good call!
How about showing us where CET interchanges with NS? That would be i nteresting.
That is a good idea. I haven't shown that part in years. I will try to do that
That was a nice train on the Cincinnati Eastern Railroad the three locomotive shure were working hard nice one JT 👍👍👍.
Thanks 👍
I always laugh when I see Chessie sitting in the driver’s seat. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool train. Chessie is such a good dog. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
She is a lot of fun. She has turned out to be a great dog
Hey jaw tooth nice size train little bit of everything on it. Glad you got to video it. Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋♀️
Man.its.bin.cold.and.windy. for.the.past.couple.days.winter.is.coming 🚂🚃🚃🚃.nice.train.son.
Great catches and nice video
Live the opening shot coming up the straight away very cool. Thanks for the video Brian, stay warm roll on
Thanks
Great video JT!! ALways awesome to see the red and black locomotives working hard! I was in Abingdon, Virginia today and came across an old set of train lights still standing along a stretch of track in town. Sad that they've pretty much cut the rail traffic in our area, but thankful I can come here and watch your video's! Until next time!!
Thanks!
You did good there Son.
Made it alot of action going on
Cool 37 railcars, thats a long one. Joo, and in Ohio its cold, i can see it. We in Berlin we have 10 cm snow, wind from north-east and -2 Grad celsius. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven
Oh wow! You got snow before us. We dont have any snow yet
Very Good my friend JT ❤
Thanks!
Way to go Jaw Tooth, rocking the Gibson cap!
Heck yeah! I have a 76 Gibson Explorer that I am the original owner of
@@JawTooth very nice!
See crossties, treated and untreated in gondolas coming through Roanoke VA on manifest, You can see them good from pedestrian Bridge, nice video and like hearing the Leslie air horns!🛤🚂
I wonder if they came from here. I don't know where these go. Thanks for watching!
Very much appreciate when you tell us what they are hauling and what the cars are. Much appreciated
Thanks for watching!
Very interesting mix of cars on this one
Thanks for the visit
Nice color scheme locos. And clean too. Good catch JT
Yes, thanks
Good morning Jaw Tooth.
Hello there!
Those flat bed storage cars actually look longer than auto racks. Are they JT? 😊
Man that P3 sounded extra good this time . Is that notch 8 I hear at the10:30 mark? awesome. Another great catch my friend!
thanks and yes I think so
Good morning
Morning
Looks like the conductor was riding along and not by car.
Power, power, and more power. You mentioned that those 3 were all the serviceable power. Is the switcher out of service?
Always enjoy seeing the CCET in action! I still bet they wish they had another stretch of siding, so they wouldn't have to drag those flats around. Great video JT!
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I agree! I don't know why they have to be moved all the time but it does make the trains longer lol
Should go down to Harlan KY railyard
😅nice catch the 3 brothers on track.cooool collors to.😊it was here -3c here,the galery wash 1 icetrack,lol.lots of salt on the ice.😂
Wow, winter is here too soon lol
@@JawTooth 🌡🌨i like here 2 feet snow☃🤣
The best part of your vids is dpu I see you
Lol
Awesome video jaw tooth. That was a long train.
It sure is
Great video Brian 👏
thanks!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!
Good video Jawtooth
Thanks!
The Cincinati Eastern Railroad needed all that power to move all the loaded cars on this train. The engines were working hard to bring the train up Williamsburg Hill.
That was really cool! Standing next to it I could feel the power
Nicely done JT, this is great! Lots of power there. Oh...are you going to the train show in Warsaw, Indiana on Saturday? I believe there's a NS line and local Chicago Fort Wayne & Eastern line near there. It would be awesome to meet you!
Probably not because I already had plans for Light Up LaGrange
Dam I have friends for my Orab from when I used to live in Loveland Bodman rd
I used to live in Loveland also and goshen
chessie is saying for jawtooth to buckle up his seatbelt
I enjoyed the video👍👍
Yay! Thank you!
Is the last piece of concrete on that road big rectangle
Cool video today JT! I always enjoy the CE trains. 😊😊 I have a personal request to make. A young man named Adam has passed away after a short illnes. If anyone feels led to pray, please pray 🙏 for grace for the Isley family and friends as they deal with theis terrible loss. Adam was closer than anyone to being my own son! Needless to say I'm heartbroken. 😢😢😢😢😢 Your prayers would be greatly appreciated. 😢😢
I am sorry for your loss. 🙏
Amazing 😊
Thanks!
Good Morning Buddy Great Video that was Cool Merry Christmas were transplanting from dirty Jersey to SC Abbeville where Barefoot s at was telling me the auto rack that through go to Atlanta then To You thought that was neat Great Video s im to lazy comment alot i always watch thout Take Care God Bless 🙏
Happy holidays!
Nice.
Thanks!
When is Santa train being posted love to see it
I put up Part 1 and I am working on Part 2
I wonder how rich you can get having a contract with Norfolk Southern to make ties.
A couple of dragging brakes on those cars
I'm curious what have they done with their other motive power? I believe that there are 3 other locomotives in the roster
I think Jaw Tooth mentioned that the MP15DC had recently been used to switch rock cars. The pair of GEs are stored out of service, as far as I'm aware.
The switcher was being used to unload the rock cars but for the past month it has been on the maintenance track in Sardinia. There are 3 other locomotives stored out of service in Sardinia. The other units were shipped out west to other lines that they own.
JT do you have a video of they switching those bad order cars into that siding?
No, it was dark but I was there
3 engines and 37 cars I counted them 3 times
Hey JT I counted 37 cars.
Thanks, I miscounted lol
Hi chessie my cat calico says to to tell chessie hi
Looks like dog is your copilot.
She gets so excited to ride. She is funny. As soon as she sees me get the keys she gets excited and starts running around and whining lol
Enjoyed the Railroad museum line...lol
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Classic lol
The UP 4014 will be in Chicago next year. Updates can be had on the schedule by going to trains.fyi.
Specialized.flat cars.
Are all of the GE units out of commission now? A shame if they are, a U36B would be useful at times.
Yes, they have been for a long time
@@JawTooth I hadn't heard that. Thanks man.
From Wikipedia, about the Cincinnati Eastern Railroad (interesting read and other links):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati_District
Thanks for the information!
40 counting the three engines
Thanks for counting!
@@JawTooth its not like i dont have any thing else to do ...
Also to fred
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😅fasten seatbelts,safety for all.😊
You noticed that? lol I forgot again
🤣@@JawTooth everibody likes to you safe en sound,toch?😊👍👍👍👍
Good Morning JT,
Maybe don't wear an Hawaiian shirt lol. Great video as always Sir. Cheers from Ontario 🇨🇦
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