Soo Line 1003 fall trip through Wisconsin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Hey Everybody! My son and I go railfaning and we chase a local legend! Soo Line 1003! A restored Class L1 2-8-2 Mikado steam engine takes a journey through the Wisconsin country side in Fall of 2021. We only got a few stops in, but none the less it was great to see the Alco locomotive from 1913 get out and stretch its legs! Enjoy!
Take care!
Andy
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Thank you for watching
Starting with a night time shot was unexpected and way cool.
Great footage. The opening with that behemoth coming out of the dark is really nice.
Thanks! I got lucky with that shot!
Nice shots. I really like US steam. And it always looks great in the snow.
Thank you for the kind words! Take care!
awesome and the snow footage is just amazing.
Great video thanks for sharing! How did you map out your chase and photo locations? If you didn't join the Trains Magazine photo charter (too expensive for me) how did you know when/where to find the locomotive? I had hoped to capture my own photos at a trackside crossing but didn't know when/where the locomotive would be running on 11/14. Would love to join forces next year if you plan to chase #1003 again!
Opening shot was brilliant, very atmospheric. Nice chase too. Is that a preserved line or one with running rights? Great stills too. Thank you.
Thanks! That is an active line for the Wisconsin Southern Railroad.
@@AndyDorsch Even better as the track is in better condition. Is the loco based locally then?
@@robertbate5790 yes it is. Hartford, Wisconsin at the Automotive Museum.
@@AndyDorsch Great, it has cover as well, I presume. Might we see more of this engine?