That's probably down past Dewey beach, and Rehoboth beach. Glad you liked it. You won't be seeing me much at saint Denis unless Chris brings me. I don't have a job to pay for Lyft or Uber.
@@shawnpowell5876yeah they don't go past Dagsboro, the Maryland and Delaware railroad picks up the cars from there and brings them down no farther than snow hill where their line ends
I’ve seen a Wisconsin central box between Gulfport and Hattiesburg Mississippi on a regular basis. Never seen a Soo line car in person. I’ve always liked the Soo and Chessie but living in the south I don’t get to see them. Gulfport has a Rock Island locomotive on the KCS line.
Great video good job , you have my attention we’re was this shot at ? Was it going down or coming back from lower shore ? We live in Salisbury Md by the time it gets us maybe 4 gas and 12 grain for mountaineer in prs Ann md
This was all taken place at vandyke green spring railroad crossing in Clayton Delaware. Norfolk southern stops short of this crossing to interchange with Delmarva central railroad. Then Delmarva central railroad takes the train to either Dover or Harrington Delaware to be sorted out for customers. Delmarva central railroad brings a train up from the shore and stops here while another train comes from Wilmington Delaware to here to switch from train to train. It's a very interesting move and I love going there to watch it most times. The radio frequency is 161.040 and 160.800. for that area and 161.040 for lower Delaware.
Wow this was just awesome, I have always loved trains . Every year for Christmas I wanted a train set when I was a child thanks
I like those little switcher engines.
Yeah I wish they ran them everyday
Thanks for Sharing. Stay safe.
Great horn 😂😊
That's some nice Railroad Action. Much Appreciated!!🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸
Wow that was a monster train , gotta like all those grainers . That PanAm boxcar was cool
Thanks for finally noticing my video Jerry there's lots of them you been missing. But no worries. I'm happy you enjoyed the video.
Nice
Nice shot!
Very cool share awesome video 😎🚂👍🏻
Awesome I was around Delmarva Central track’s yesterday at Cape Charles
That's probably down past Dewey beach, and Rehoboth beach. Glad you liked it. You won't be seeing me much at saint Denis unless Chris brings me. I don't have a job to pay for Lyft or Uber.
@@railroadenthusiast6246 actually the DCR trains don't go past Dagsboro any longer.
@@shawnpowell5876yeah they don't go past Dagsboro, the Maryland and Delaware railroad picks up the cars from there and brings them down no farther than snow hill where their line ends
I’ve seen a Wisconsin central box between Gulfport and Hattiesburg Mississippi on a regular basis. Never seen a Soo line car in person. I’ve always liked the Soo and Chessie but living in the south I don’t get to see them. Gulfport has a Rock Island locomotive on the KCS line.
Those engines probably came from my area in central California. They still use a couple in the Fresno yard.
Looking good 👍
Quite the train for 4 MP-15 units.
Sure is
Great video!!!!
Thanks it's not very often you see these pulling a freight train
I subscribed to your channel
@@railroadenthusiast6246 same here, awhile back
Those MP's looks like the Union Railroad in Pittsbugh Pa operates, usually 5 at a time, all on head end.
Cool to know
At least we know what we will see with Jaw Tooth 😂😂😂
THERE WERE FOUR OF THEM THERE! 4TH ONE OFF LINE!
Great video good job , you have my attention we’re was this shot at ? Was it going down or coming back from lower shore ? We live in Salisbury Md by the time it gets us maybe 4 gas and 12 grain for mountaineer in prs Ann md
This was all taken place at vandyke green spring railroad crossing in Clayton Delaware. Norfolk southern stops short of this crossing to interchange with Delmarva central railroad. Then Delmarva central railroad takes the train to either Dover or Harrington Delaware to be sorted out for customers. Delmarva central railroad brings a train up from the shore and stops here while another train comes from Wilmington Delaware to here to switch from train to train. It's a very interesting move and I love going there to watch it most times. The radio frequency is 161.040 and 160.800. for that area and 161.040 for lower Delaware.
THAT was a long train!