I had a friend who was a retired engineer on Southern Pacific. He said that suicides by train still haunted him. There's nothing the train crew can do to prevent it and they see the look on the person's face as they realize just what they're doing. Chester passed away a few years ago. He was a good man.
Some drivers are so traumatised they give up train driving; other do continue with a few totally unfazed. Here in the UK drivers now have to undergo mandatory counselling. The trauma does not end with train crews but staff who have to attend, thence those notifying families. In my four decades as a railwayman career I've sadly witnessed this from the cab, attended incidents and investigated many more. The hardest part was always talking to drivers and the bereaved.
Back in the early 80s I was in the hospital for Bipolar. We received news that a guy that was recently discharged for depression suicided by train. It was awful. He was a nice guy.
Worth the wait! I made it 217 cars on that last train. I take it that the duck now has been named after yet another railroad (Dupps)! Looks as though you've got another adopted pet to feed now. They certainly know where to find themselves a good home!
Nice catch of the Amtrak train. Usually it's really early when Amtrak's Texas Eagle comes through here too. Thanks for working the graveyard shift to catch trains lol. Great video.
Wow!..thanks for working the night shift JT! Cool seeing an Amtrack..that camera was definitely good at night. And the DPU was puttin in the work on the long train! Great video son! 👍👍💪
I have to admit I never saw a duck eat before. They are literally vacuums! That made my day. 😀On a sad note, however, I am so sorry to hear about the Amtrak fatality...God bless his family.
Sorry to hear about the fatality. The video quality on my Samsung phone was unbelievable clear and sound was awesome. "But wait, there's more." One thing about a small train or a large one it's still a train. You put in some hours on that trip. Hats off to you Sir.
Impacts with trains are usually fatal and ultimately are distressing for all concerned (I've attended more than my fair share). The tragedy is that so many are usually avoidable. Still, loved the video and a nice change to see passenger trains being filmed. Well done - Again! 🙂
I tend to disagree with you that impacts with trains are usually fatal. I have had over 20 train / vehicle accidents and only 2 were fatal. In the early days of Operation Lifesaver our RR used train crews to do the presentations. I was in the first group of volunteers from my division. And gave presentations for several years. We had access to all the latest stats for Louisiana. If I remember correctly only 8 to 15% were fatal.
@@billmorris2613 I disagree with YOU! Trains going to and from San Diego to LA have had many pedestrians hit. They have all been fatal. However, trucks and vehicles involved are not usually fatal unless it’s a direct hit on the driver broadside.
@@Gigie2Z I did not know you were talking about just hitting a person. I can see where most of them would be fatal. In my almost 50 years in RR operations I only know of 3 incidents where a train hit a person on our division. Neither of them were me. My comment clearly states train / vehicle incidents.
They say the best things come to those who wait JT, so I give u a lot of credit for sticking it out for that 2 mile monster. Awesome shot of Amtrak in Glendale Ohio, I rode Amtrak up through the New River, all the way to the Greenbrier back when I was young, loved it. Shame about that person getting hit by a train doesn’t sound good. Love seeing your furry friends especially the duck. Your the best JT, thanks for sharing.👍🏼
Good Morning Jaw Tooth. This is one of the best videos I've seen so far. I think a lot of crossings should be quadruple. Maybe that would cut down the gate runners and fatalities. I hope I never see a fatality. Have a nice day🌞😊🌈
The train vs pedestrian happened at Burns and Parkway in Hartwell. There's a long open section of track after the crossing across from Glendale street. I carried mail in that area for 9 years and every 2 years there was person killed on average. I knew a couple of them, one was a customer of mine that lived 5 houses down from the tracks. Him and his fiance were out walking their dogs one day like they normally did and while walking back to their house they crossed the tracks right as a train was coming, He decided to stop for a minute saying his leg was cramping so he lagged behind while his fiance continued to the curb with their dogs. Suddenly, right as the train was about to come he ran onto the tracks and was struck. The impact knocked him off the tracks into the grass and bushes on the other side. The line was closed for 3 hours. His fiance continues to live in that house. His fiance had absolutely no clue or saw no signs that he was suicidal. There was also a man on the side that he was knocked onto that was walking his dog that saw it happen. He called 911. He was shaken up for days afterward. I didn't see him out for about a week. He said he'd never felt so helpless seeing it happen and not being able to do anything to stop it. The other person I knew in the neighborhood was a twin. Him and his brother were homeless for about 5 years due to drugs but he cleaned up and was clean for about 2 years while his brother struggled and was in and out of jail. He had just gotten married and was proud of being sober until he slipped up. He was so disappointed that one night he just walked down the tracks until a train came and he didn't move, just walked right into it. This happened on the other side of the crossing more toward the bridge going over vine street. Suicide is a terrible thing not only to the person that commits it but to the surrounding people that are involved directly or indirectly. RIP Skip and Jerry.....
Thank you for getting everything on this video. I hope you had some coffee or something warm to drink while you waited. We really appreciate what you do to bring us you great videos! Stay safe out there.
Number one! My wife wants to know where the jawtooth names comes from. You forgot to reverse the video. Either that or they write signs backwards in that town.
That camera was a noticeable step up in quality and framerate. 60fps is a lot smoother for moving shots/pans, etc. Thanks for getting some night trains in!
I think so too. It’s a very noticeable difference. There’s a guy in Ontario, Canada I’ve followed for a few years that has one. He’s The 4K guy. He does fires and accidents up there.
I've been watching your videos on and off for a while. I only started watching nearly every day, with the TH-cam app on the Roku recommends your channel. Anyway, you mentioned about seeing some short trains. It's not you noticing it. The Wise World of Trains channel has been commenting about that a lot lately. He's mainly referring to trains going from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York state, and even Pennsylvania to Chicago and back. A few of those trains he sees run through my area of NW Indiana primarily run on the Norfolk Southern lines that go through South Bend and Elkhart into Chesterton, Portage, Gary, East Chicago, Hammond, before going to Chicago. As for the Amtrak Cardinal service, that runs through NW Indiana. From Chicago, it runs along the Canadian National line to Munster Indiana, then along the CSX line (former Monon line) to make a stop in Dyer, then makes another stop in Rensselaer. Not sure if there's a stop between Rensselaer and Lafayette, but I know there's a stop in Lafayette Indiana, and a few stops before going to Indianapolis. If you ever decide to visit NW Indiana, there's a few places to see trains. In Griffith Indiana, there's the Broad Street crossing, where Canadian National owns both lines. There used to be 5 sets of railroad lines running through Griffith Indiana until 1976. Since 1981, it's been 2 sets (CN, and EJ&E, until CN bought EJ&E). Since CN now owns the former EJ&E line, few trains are sent to Chicago, as they rerouted most of their trains around Chicago, before going into Wisconsin. Most trains that have cars switched around to other trains, most of that is now done at the Kirkland Yard at the US Steel Works in Gary Indiana. There's also the Gibson Yard in Hammond Indiana to watch some trains. CSX and Norfolk Southern use that Yard, though CSX uses it more. It's run by the Indiana Harbor Railroad. Chesterton Indiana around downtown (especially west of the main downtown area) has a lot of trains running through, mostly Norfolk Southern and Canadian Pacific via trackage rights, but an occasional CSX runs through on the NS line.
Remembers me when I drove to Mansfield to get a photo of the Broadway Limited using film in the 1960s. Did get e nice photo of the 20th Century at Berea with flash.
Enjoyed video. Great night scene with bright lights, sounds of nature - crickets, sleeping community. Also the waiting was worth while seeing trains even if short trains. Work going on while town sleeps. And the long train worth the wait. Animals great. Thank you
thank you for taking the time to stand out all night just so we can see some train videos. That is dedication. Also great to see an Amtrac on one of your vids. I oftern wait to see them for them on the railcam live streams
Great video. I used to live along the ILLINOIS CENTRAL GULF line in Monee Illinois. I loved to see the trains go by. The cool part is that the line is below grade because of the hill that Monee Illinois is on. The old steamers had trouble to climb the hill so they made " The Cut" it was awesome to stand over the tracks when the train went by. I miss living there.
Very cool! I would love to be on Main Street in Monee right over the tracks and film a train going under me. That would be cool because I could also film the fire trucks leaving the station there if they got a run . Lol. I use to be a volunteer firefighter so that is one of my interests. I like the location of the Monee Fire station.
I have to say after all these years of being a subscriber to your channel this has to be one of your best.I have noticed how the sub. numbers keep going up and it shows by what you do,just a GREAT JOB JT. P.S. will you ever be taking us back to see the Shoo-Fly? Thanks again👍👍
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Yeah, can you believe that? A person hit by the next train right after Amtrak went through and then that same Amtrak struck a girl in a truck in Illinois. It was either Illinois or Indiana but I think it was Illinois.
The last train had some great vintage hopper cars on it. I saw a couple of Soo Line, a CNW, a Pac-Man CN, and the Milwaukee Road. My late father-in-law spent 42 years on the Milwaukee. I really enjoy seeing the old liveries.
😅nice to see the German Amtrak lokomotiv from Siemens/Vectron.and in the Dutch Flag colors Red Wihte en Blue. Rood Wit en Blauw. that is wath they like here Brian,lol. thanks for the cool video.have a nice weekend with the familie. greetz:🍐Peer.
Great views with the signals. Never good when someone loses their life. Stay safe everyone and thx for staying up to catch that loooooong one Jawtooth!!
Cool nighttime video and Amtrak action! I like those double crossing gates there, that will surely help with the non railfan's running the gates! Awesome video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
Great video! I still haven't made it to Glendale yet. I appreciate all that you do to bring top notch action to your viewers. I look every day to see if you have posted another video. Keep up the great work!
JT, I like to see the engine numbers. Sometimes those numbers are blurred. On this video you said that you are using a 4K camera. The engine numbers show up clear. Thank you.
Your night work is good. I have seen it before and like the extra excitement of a heavy freight coming out of the darkness into a well-lit city intersection. All quiet...a light in the darkness down the tracks...and then the scene explodes with six-axle locomotives passing in front. Though, sometimes maybe only a handful of cars and a lonely GP... Fun anyway
Great good made video, mr Jaw Tooth. That camera 📷 of your girlfriend is a good one for filming in the night. More of this video's 👌👍 and sorry about the rain there in Glendale Ohio🌧️☔. Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Wow...what a beautiful, cool night time & early morning video! Wonderful atmosphere. Love seeing trains at night. Love the Amtrak footage...please do more! 🚅🚆I've ridden passenger trains since I was a little kid. Would always stay awake all night to look out the window, pulling into stations, & watching everything go by...magical. So sad about the casualties, though. Thanks for all of your hard work & dedication!!🙂
Have a great weekend JawTooth . All the best love your work great catch . Happy Fall season . Enjoy your coffee . Love your videos. Sincerely Andrew Macintosh.
Great 👍 show today JT it sure was a long morning for you but it was worth it we saw the Amtrak, NS , CSX . That last long CSX had a couple of fallen flag cars a SOO and a old green BN very neat ! Do you have the original antenna that came with your scanner or did you get a upgraded version ? Keep up with your great work ! 👨✈️😊😎👍🙋🏻
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO VERY INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE SAD WHEN PEOPLE TRY TO OUTRUN A TRAIN THE TRAINS GOT THE WEIGHT THE PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS LOSE. THE PET TIME WAS GOOD BUT PLEASE GET SOME REST THANK YOU JT FOR YOUR EFFORT AND TIME, JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA 👍
Aww that was cool that you wanted to see the kids on the school bus to see the train.Though most likely they had seen a train there before & we're made late for school by a long two mile train once before.🙂
Altogether another nice video, JT. Night shots were great. Town and traffic Waking up , school busses and all. Including my DDoT. Thanks again. And: ! your animals.
Who else noticed that the island-exit gate facing us did not go down, probably because the motor could not overcook the counterweight, because the gate stick was broken off? Great Vid, JT! Hang in there for these overnight projects--they are extra cool!!
Your wife's camera did GREAT at night and early AM. Great video. What do ducks eat besides corn? I guess the duck is unable to fly so extra cautious around Chessie. Off topic but I wonder if you'll get to video a WABTEC battery powered DPU that can act as a powerful brake and recover 15% of the energy used to move a train. Uses battery charge to push uphill and battery charge is restored braking downhill which also adds to safety.
Amtrak struggles to not be shuttled off into a sidetrack and wait for hours. The usual Amtrak package is five to eight cars. Meanwhile in India and Europe I see passenger trains consisting of 30 plus in India [population over one billion] and close to 20 double decker's in Switzerland and Norway, and they are plentiful and traveling at 100 plus kilometers an hour. At 2:30 A.M., how did you not get hassled by a local cop? Finally, the last train had by my count 217 cars but the axle count of 878 doesn't jive. Maybe I miscounted or heard the axle count wrong. It was an interesting train with the leader hauling 65 and the drone pulling the rest of the trains consisting of several Soo covered hoppers, a CNW [Chicago & Northwestern] ch but with a leasing mark on it. Golden Triangle Railroad box. GTW [Grand Trunk Western] coil cars, NYC [New York Central] Conrail box, and Milwaukee Road covered hopper.
I had a friend who was a retired engineer on Southern Pacific. He said that suicides by train still haunted him. There's nothing the train crew can do to prevent it and they see the look on the person's face as they realize just what they're doing. Chester passed away a few years ago. He was a good man.
Wow, that would be hard to forget. I hope he didn't see very many of them. That is really sad
Some drivers are so traumatised they give up train driving; other do continue with a few totally unfazed. Here in the UK drivers now have to undergo mandatory counselling. The trauma does not end with train crews but staff who have to attend, thence those notifying families. In my four decades as a railwayman career I've sadly witnessed this from the cab, attended incidents and investigated many more. The hardest part was always talking to drivers and the bereaved.
It's a cruel and selfish thing to leave this life that way. I doubt they ever think of the cab crew who was affected by this.
Back in the early 80s I was in the hospital for Bipolar. We received news that a guy that was recently discharged for depression suicided by train. It was awful. He was a nice guy.
@@johnlynch5221 People who suicide just want to end "the pain" and give no thought to others or their feelings about their act.
R.I.P ...so sorry 😞. Nice to see all the dogs out together ❤...enjoy weekend everyone 😊
That camera was mighty crisp and clear.
Worth the wait! I made it 217 cars on that last train. I take it that the duck now has been named after yet another railroad (Dupps)! Looks as though you've got another adopted pet to feed now. They certainly know where to find themselves a good home!
Nice catch of the Amtrak train. Usually it's really early when Amtrak's Texas Eagle comes through here too. Thanks for working the graveyard shift to catch trains lol. Great video.
Talk about dedication.All that train with just two locomotives.Thanks for sharing.
The best video so far. Just the peaceful sound with the tracks ,then the horns, night sky..wind....love it.
Thanks for watching!
Wow!..thanks for working the night shift JT! Cool seeing an Amtrack..that camera was definitely good at night. And the DPU was puttin in the work on the long train! Great video son! 👍👍💪
The amount of train after the sole DPU was huge.🤔👍👌💚
That long freight in Ohio was 215 cars worth.
AMTRAK so Cool! Thanks Brian for sharing!👍🙂
I love to see Amtrak. Bless you for being out that late (or early).
I have to admit I never saw a duck eat before. They are literally vacuums! That made my day. 😀On a sad note, however, I am so sorry to hear about the Amtrak fatality...God bless his family.
Sorry to hear about the fatality. The video quality on my Samsung phone was unbelievable clear and sound was awesome. "But wait, there's more." One thing about a small train or a large one it's still a train. You put in some hours on that trip. Hats off to you Sir.
Great video. You are not only dedicated, but a brave man to be out at 2am. In the rain no less. Sorry to hear about the casualties.
Impacts with trains are usually fatal and ultimately are distressing for all concerned (I've attended more than my fair share). The tragedy is that so many are usually avoidable. Still, loved the video and a nice change to see passenger trains being filmed. Well done - Again! 🙂
I tend to disagree with you that impacts with trains are usually fatal. I have had over 20 train / vehicle accidents and only 2 were fatal.
In the early days of Operation Lifesaver our RR used train crews to do the presentations. I was in the first group of volunteers from my division. And gave presentations for several years. We had access to all the latest stats for Louisiana. If I remember correctly only 8 to 15% were fatal.
@@billmorris2613 I disagree with YOU! Trains going to and from San Diego to LA have had many pedestrians hit. They have all been fatal. However, trucks and vehicles involved are not usually fatal unless it’s a direct hit on the driver broadside.
@@Gigie2Z I did not know you were talking about just hitting a person. I can see where most of them would be fatal. In my almost 50 years in RR operations I only know of 3 incidents where a train hit a person on our division. Neither of them were me. My comment clearly states train / vehicle incidents.
Depends on the speed of the train. Amtrak is usually flying and almost always fatal.
@@Gigie2Z Bill is correct. You both are commenting on a thread started with a bran new account. If I were both of you I would refrain from doing so.
Well I truly do admire your dedication, Mr. Tooth!
They say the best things come to those who wait JT, so I give u a lot of credit for sticking it out for that 2 mile monster. Awesome shot of Amtrak in Glendale Ohio, I rode Amtrak up through the New River, all the way to the Greenbrier back when I was young, loved it. Shame about that person getting hit by a train doesn’t sound good. Love seeing your furry friends especially the duck. Your the best JT, thanks for sharing.👍🏼
I was wondering why so quite at first. DPU alright at 15:40
You’re the man of the people for doing an all nighter for us!
U are amazing to go the extra mile to show us different trains and different spots. Thanks, keep up the gr8 videos...
Love the transition from 🌙 night to day with all the transition that brings on the railroad at Glendale, Ohio.
Quite agree, your wife's camera (4) yields better results at night. Might have to find a local florist when you return each morning! 😀
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Good Morning Jaw Tooth. This is one of the best videos I've seen so far. I think a lot of crossings should be quadruple. Maybe that would cut down the gate runners and fatalities. I hope I never see a fatality. Have a nice day🌞😊🌈
I'm impressed with the night pictures and sound...very high quality...great work, great video!
Thanks for watching!
Do you know what's in some of those train cars?
5:08 that is an alarming number of people dodging the crossing.
The train vs pedestrian happened at Burns and Parkway in Hartwell. There's a long open section of track after the crossing across from Glendale street. I carried mail in that area for 9 years and every 2 years there was person killed on average. I knew a couple of them, one was a customer of mine that lived 5 houses down from the tracks. Him and his fiance were out walking their dogs one day like they normally did and while walking back to their house they crossed the tracks right as a train was coming, He decided to stop for a minute saying his leg was cramping so he lagged behind while his fiance continued to the curb with their dogs. Suddenly, right as the train was about to come he ran onto the tracks and was struck. The impact knocked him off the tracks into the grass and bushes on the other side. The line was closed for 3 hours. His fiance continues to live in that house. His fiance had absolutely no clue or saw no signs that he was suicidal. There was also a man on the side that he was knocked onto that was walking his dog that saw it happen. He called 911. He was shaken up for days afterward. I didn't see him out for about a week. He said he'd never felt so helpless seeing it happen and not being able to do anything to stop it. The other person I knew in the neighborhood was a twin. Him and his brother were homeless for about 5 years due to drugs but he cleaned up and was clean for about 2 years while his brother struggled and was in and out of jail. He had just gotten married and was proud of being sober until he slipped up. He was so disappointed that one night he just walked down the tracks until a train came and he didn't move, just walked right into it. This happened on the other side of the crossing more toward the bridge going over vine street. Suicide is a terrible thing not only to the person that commits it but to the surrounding people that are involved directly or indirectly. RIP Skip and Jerry.....
Thanks for staying up to film Amtrak. The engineer on the local could of least given you a wave. Now for breakfast at the local restaurant.
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Thank you for getting everything on this video. I hope you had some coffee or something warm to drink while you waited. We really appreciate what you do to bring us you great videos! Stay safe out there.
Thanks for watching !
Number one! My wife wants to know where the jawtooth names comes from. You forgot to reverse the video. Either that or they write signs backwards in that town.
That camera was a noticeable step up in quality and framerate. 60fps is a lot smoother for moving shots/pans, etc. Thanks for getting some night trains in!
I think so too. It’s a very noticeable difference. There’s a guy in Ontario, Canada I’ve followed for a few years that has one. He’s The 4K guy. He does fires and accidents up there.
Better sound on the locomotives too.
I like the trains of amtrak,the metallic blue is a joy color in its wagons...
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Always good to see Amtrak speeding by, moving American's throughout our land!
Now that's dedication. Getting up at 2 am to film a train. I think camera #4 does great for night filming.
I think the only other location with that dedication is La Grange, Texas.
Thanks Mrs J.T for the use of the 4k camera 📷 on loan.
Brian was fantastic 👏
Thanks for the Amtrak video ❤❤❤
I appreciate your great efforts to bring us quality train videos.
Thanks for watching!
I've been watching your videos on and off for a while. I only started watching nearly every day, with the TH-cam app on the Roku recommends your channel. Anyway, you mentioned about seeing some short trains. It's not you noticing it. The Wise World of Trains channel has been commenting about that a lot lately. He's mainly referring to trains going from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York state, and even Pennsylvania to Chicago and back. A few of those trains he sees run through my area of NW Indiana primarily run on the Norfolk Southern lines that go through South Bend and Elkhart into Chesterton, Portage, Gary, East Chicago, Hammond, before going to Chicago.
As for the Amtrak Cardinal service, that runs through NW Indiana. From Chicago, it runs along the Canadian National line to Munster Indiana, then along the CSX line (former Monon line) to make a stop in Dyer, then makes another stop in Rensselaer. Not sure if there's a stop between Rensselaer and Lafayette, but I know there's a stop in Lafayette Indiana, and a few stops before going to Indianapolis.
If you ever decide to visit NW Indiana, there's a few places to see trains. In Griffith Indiana, there's the Broad Street crossing, where Canadian National owns both lines. There used to be 5 sets of railroad lines running through Griffith Indiana until 1976. Since 1981, it's been 2 sets (CN, and EJ&E, until CN bought EJ&E). Since CN now owns the former EJ&E line, few trains are sent to Chicago, as they rerouted most of their trains around Chicago, before going into Wisconsin. Most trains that have cars switched around to other trains, most of that is now done at the Kirkland Yard at the US Steel Works in Gary Indiana. There's also the Gibson Yard in Hammond Indiana to watch some trains. CSX and Norfolk Southern use that Yard, though CSX uses it more. It's run by the Indiana Harbor Railroad. Chesterton Indiana around downtown (especially west of the main downtown area) has a lot of trains running through, mostly Norfolk Southern and Canadian Pacific via trackage rights, but an occasional CSX runs through on the NS line.
Remembers me when I drove to Mansfield to get a photo of the Broadway Limited using film in the 1960s. Did get e nice photo of the 20th Century at Berea with flash.
You wanted a longer train and you for sure got one. Nice video son.
I rode the Cardinal from Philadelphia to Cincinnati back to Philadelphia in October. A great ride, as usual!
Very cool!
Enjoyed video.
Great night scene with bright lights, sounds of nature - crickets, sleeping community.
Also the waiting was worth while seeing trains even if short trains. Work going on while town sleeps.
And the long train worth the wait.
Animals great.
Thank you
Thank you very much for this very nice video! ✨✨
🖐🖐👍Merci beaucoup ! 🙏
thank you for taking the time to stand out all night just so we can see some train videos. That is dedication. Also great to see an Amtrac on one of your vids. I oftern wait to see them for them on the railcam live streams
All comes to he who waits. Thanks Jt another fine video. Chris from England
In Vegas you don't hear any bugs at night. I think they took the Southern Pacific out of town a long time ago. LOL😂
Great video. I used to live along the ILLINOIS CENTRAL GULF line in Monee Illinois. I loved to see the trains go by. The cool part is that the line is below grade because of the hill that Monee Illinois is on. The old steamers had trouble to climb the hill so they made " The Cut" it was awesome to stand over the tracks when the train went by. I miss living there.
Very cool! I would love to be on Main Street in Monee right over the tracks and film a train going under me. That would be cool because I could also film the fire trucks leaving the station there if they got a run . Lol. I use to be a volunteer firefighter so that is one of my interests. I like the location of the Monee Fire station.
I have to say after all these years of being a subscriber to your channel this has to be one of your best.I have noticed how the sub. numbers keep going up and it shows by what you do,just a GREAT JOB JT. P.S. will you ever be taking us back to see the Shoo-Fly? Thanks again👍👍
The shoo-fly is no more! The new track is in use.
Thanks for your comments! Yes, I will return there and do an update soon. I’m In Thurmond West Virginia right now. This place rocks!
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Yeah, can you believe that? A person hit by the next train right after Amtrak went through and then that same Amtrak struck a girl in a truck in Illinois. It was either Illinois or Indiana but I think it was Illinois.
@@JawTooth You do a outstanding job JT👍👍
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The last train had some great vintage hopper cars on it. I saw a couple of Soo Line, a CNW, a Pac-Man CN, and the Milwaukee Road. My late father-in-law spent 42 years on the Milwaukee. I really enjoy seeing the old liveries.
Thanks for watching!
😅nice to see the German Amtrak lokomotiv from Siemens/Vectron.and in the Dutch Flag colors Red Wihte en Blue. Rood Wit en Blauw. that is wath they like here Brian,lol. thanks for the cool video.have a nice weekend with the familie. greetz:🍐Peer.
Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there.
Awesome mixed manifest with DPU!
Thanks for all your hard work making these videos. I really appreciate you. 👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for watching!
I'd be packing iron if I was hanging out in Cincinnati at that hour !!!
Cam looks good!
An assorted of good trains since the midnight until the morning in Ohio..SO good!!!
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I am sorry to hear about the loss of someone's life in this video.😮💨 This is a great video at nighttime Jaw Tooth 😍. Keep up the good work.🙏🥰
2 miles long train is really impressive. Never seen 2 miles train before. Thank you for showing us.
Midnight and early morning time seen is very nice . I'm be moved by your hard take a picture . Tank you very much .
Wow that last train was a long one Cool video.
Amazing Capture
Great views with the signals. Never good when someone loses their life. Stay safe everyone and thx for staying up to catch that loooooong one Jawtooth!!
Cool nighttime video and Amtrak action! I like those double crossing gates there, that will surely help with the non railfan's running the gates! Awesome video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
I found this to be a very interesting video that I liked very much and thoroughly enjoyed. The animals are always a bonus. Thanks for taking the time.
ChainsawN&W1218, thanks for sticking around to catch that monster of a manifest with the DPU,sorry to hear about the fatality involving a train !👍🛤
Good morning from Glendale- California 💕
Hello from Kalamazoo Michigan
re: 3:24 I presume this is a 'No Whistle Zone'? Thanks for the video. Brutal being up at 2am !
After some little trains we have a great 👍 👌 train going by it was a great one 2 great 2 see the duck and friends
I really like the quad gates , we need more of them everywhere .
Glendale seems like it should have its own train viewing platform. It would be cool
Finally caught the long train thanks for sharing
The last train made it all worthwhile, monster train. You take of your viewers get up in the middle of the night to get trains. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much!
WOW just 2 locomotives for that 2 mile train?
Nice video; congrats on standing the midwatch!
Great video! I still haven't made it to Glendale yet. I appreciate all that you do to bring top notch action to your viewers. I look every day to see if you have posted another video. Keep up the great work!
I love going to see trains
JT, I like to see the engine numbers. Sometimes those numbers are blurred. On this video you said that you are using a 4K camera. The engine numbers show up clear. Thank you.
Your night work is good. I have seen it before and like the extra excitement of a heavy freight coming out of the darkness into a well-lit city intersection. All quiet...a light in the darkness down the tracks...and then the scene explodes with six-axle locomotives passing in front. Though, sometimes maybe only a handful of cars and a lonely GP... Fun anyway
Great good made video, mr Jaw Tooth.
That camera 📷 of your girlfriend is a good one for filming in the night. More of this video's 👌👍 and sorry about the rain there in Glendale Ohio🌧️☔.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Beautiful shot as the train goes past the gates, with the red lights reflecting off the silver.
Morning everyone... coffee with JT 😀
Wow...what a beautiful, cool night time & early morning video! Wonderful atmosphere. Love seeing trains at night. Love the Amtrak footage...please do more! 🚅🚆I've ridden passenger trains since I was a little kid. Would always stay awake all night to look out the window, pulling into stations, & watching everything go by...magical. So sad about the casualties, though. Thanks for all of your hard work & dedication!!🙂
That is dedication, I would have given up last night when it started raining.
That was 214 cars minus the 2 Locomotives Good Job as usual Brother 😊🙏🇺🇸
Nice video JT. The camera did a good job.
Thanks 👍
Good morning . Be blessed. You can send your friend that video so he could see that you were there.
Great video as always and keep up the good work God bless from GA and stay safe
Wow, 2:30 in the morning for an engine and 6 cars.... dedication!
Have a great weekend JawTooth .
All the best love your work great catch . Happy Fall season . Enjoy your coffee . Love your videos. Sincerely Andrew Macintosh.
Amtrak Alright! Cool Jawtooth! Love a fast train! 🚄🚄
WOW! I counted 217 cars on the train that ended at 20:57
Camera 4 is great. Its so sharp and great in the dark..
Great 👍 show today JT it sure was a long morning for you but it was worth it we saw the Amtrak, NS , CSX . That last long CSX had a couple of fallen flag cars a SOO and a old green BN very neat ! Do you have the original antenna that came with your scanner or did you get a upgraded version ? Keep up with your great work ! 👨✈️😊😎👍🙋🏻
There were also some Milwaukee Road and Chicago & NorthWestern covered hoppers.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO VERY INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE SAD WHEN PEOPLE TRY TO OUTRUN A TRAIN THE TRAINS GOT THE WEIGHT THE PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS LOSE. THE PET TIME WAS GOOD BUT PLEASE GET SOME REST THANK YOU JT FOR YOUR EFFORT AND TIME, JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA 👍
My wife and I always enjoy your videos. We like your pets, pretty graffiti and stories. Thanks for your hatd work.
Aww that was cool that you wanted to see the kids on the school bus to see the train.Though most likely they had seen a train there before & we're made late for school by a long two mile train once before.🙂
I hope the children never saw or heard about the accident on the railroad, their innocence is paramount 🛎🪕👍👌💚
Brian you done a great job with this video. I really enjoyed watching. Happy railfanning. PS, that duck will be ready for the table soon.
Thanks 👍 We can't do that to Dupps though
Outstanding video JT. Appreciate the dedication. You film while we snooze. Where’s that cat of yours? Let us hear ‘roll the video cat….’😂
Altogether another nice video, JT. Night shots were great. Town and traffic Waking up , school busses and all. Including my DDoT. Thanks again. And: ! your animals.
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Who else noticed that the island-exit gate facing us did not go down, probably because the motor could not overcook the counterweight, because the gate stick was broken off? Great Vid, JT! Hang in there for these overnight projects--they are extra cool!!
They are new ones being installed and they haven't put gates or cross buck on yet.
Great Job!!!! JT !!!!! I Love Trains!!!!!
To do a utube channel u must have the face and the voice for the camera, looking good Jaw tooth
After the dogs,and Kitty,a pretty goose goes to the lake...
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Your wife's camera did GREAT at night and early AM. Great video. What do ducks eat besides corn? I guess the duck is unable to fly so extra cautious around Chessie. Off topic but I wonder if you'll get to video a WABTEC battery powered DPU that can act as a powerful brake and recover 15% of the energy used to move a train. Uses battery charge to push uphill and battery charge is restored braking downhill which also adds to safety.
Amtrak struggles to not be shuttled off into a sidetrack and wait for hours. The usual Amtrak package is five to eight cars. Meanwhile in India and Europe I see passenger trains consisting of 30 plus in India [population over one billion] and close to 20 double decker's in Switzerland and Norway, and they are plentiful and traveling at 100 plus kilometers an hour. At 2:30 A.M., how did you not get hassled by a local cop? Finally, the last train had by my count 217 cars but the axle count of 878 doesn't jive. Maybe I miscounted or heard the axle count wrong. It was an interesting train with the leader hauling 65 and the drone pulling the rest of the trains consisting of several Soo covered hoppers, a CNW [Chicago & Northwestern] ch but with a leasing mark on it. Golden Triangle Railroad box. GTW [Grand Trunk Western] coil cars, NYC [New York Central] Conrail box, and Milwaukee Road covered hopper.
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