@@devernepersonal3636 I personally don’t mind people walking out in front of my shots as long as they are being respectful to the crews and keeping a safe distance from the tracks. This however is a PERFECT example as to how to block someone who had been STANDING there FOREVER to get this shot and annoy the hell out of the crew. This is why I don’t usually chase stuff like this haha
I'm a boomer from Kentucky. My Papaw was a railroad engineer. He loved driving those huge steam/ coal fired engines although he ended up with emphysema and passed at 71. I can still see him in his blue chambray shirt and striped overalls. The dearest most Godly man I've ever known.
Thank you for sharing your Father's goodness and mercy! I remember my Father who had the same characteristics. My grandfather, my mother's father, was a mechanic between 1933-1971 in Brazil.
The classic steam engine will always be an engineering masterpiece even in today's train technology! Thank you to all the amazing maintenance workers and engineers driving these giants of steel and iron!
@@j.j.m.g.3464no es tan solo tu planeta, también es el de los que quieren verlo andar, ahora también querés prohibir eso? Seguro no tiras insecticidas, no tiras basura, no? Como le encanta ver lo que hace el otro sin antes reveer sus vidas y las estupideces que hacen
I'm from Ohio. My Grandad, dad and uncle were all railroad men. The New York Central and the Pennsylvania railroads. Dad and his brother were on a bridge gang. Grandmother and Granddad lived across the street from a main crossing. Those big steam engines came often as did the passenger trains. When she set the table plates and glasses were upside down to keep the coal dust off. I live near a track now in the same town. There's a 1 a.m. train daily. That lonesome whistle reminds me of the early 50s and the trains.
@@tomroddy5920 oh really that close to the tracks and then move at the last possible minute? And it really isn't ok because they are not supposed to be that close or on the tracks. You see what I am talking about?
@@МарияГотина Очень давно, в 1960 м году меня сильно испугал гудок паровоза над головой...я шла по шпалам, а сзади подъехал тихо паровоз.когда увидела над собой такую махину,с перепугу стала бежать впереди, и свернуть не могла никак. А Машинист медленно ехал сзади,давил на гудок и дико ржал надо мной!... Какой то парень стащил меня с железнодорожного пути на обочину.... Потом меня бабушка долго лечила от испуга. Выливала на воск.😮😢
I can't help myself I cry every time I here a steam whistle I grew up at the end of the age of steam , Grandaddy was a Conductor on the New York Central the day when they brought the first Diesel electric locomotive into the yard was Grandads last day working on the NYC he came home hung his Conductors hat on the inside of the front door and that is where it remains to this day .He was Steam Man through and through. I shed a tear for the end of steam every time I here a steam whistle.
Каждые выходные у нас ходит такой ретро-паровоз экскурсионный, к нему цепляют обычные пассажирские вагоны,ходит только в летнее время, всегда смотрю на него с балкона. А когда гудит - сочно и мощно, и дымит, полный восторг! Хотя поимаю, что такой дым не есть хорошо, но! Это так классно, что забываешь обо всём!
There's no better feeling when a steam train leaves the station and feel the steam blowback. Several years ago I was able to ride in the cab of a steam I restored steam train. My gosh weather coal or oil-powered it's impressive
Went to meet a first cousin found via DNA that i had no idea existed in Stuttgart Arkansas! Had no idea this awesome locomotive was coming through not even five miles from where I was! It was the Cherry on the cupcake getting to meet this cousin and seeing this spectacle! Definitely in the top five of the coolest things I've ever seen!
Поезд подкрепили дизель тепловозом через один вагон.😂 Хорошая штука паровоз но машинисту пахать надо и помощнику. Мне 71. Проработал, в 70х, 15 лет на дизель поездах. Поезд изучал, видел, но не работал на этой технике . Всем железнодорожникам моё уважительное почтение .👍
Every four years in the presidential election, every candidate will say that America is great again, and the top priority is to order China to reduce emissions.
Yea that was epic.....I wish I could ride on her. I really like steamers. Huge part of history.....and still in use in the 50s and some parts of the 60s
My father worked for Southern Pacific Railroad as a derails-men before it was bought out! Tough work! Trains always hold a special place in my heart!❤️ 🚂
Every four years in the presidential election, every candidate will say that America is great again, and the top priority is to order China to reduce emissions.
You are right, but don't the steam engines pollute? I know I sound dumb, but I have to admit that I don't know! When I was seven years old we lived with a track about a football field size behind us. So, my grandparent's small cinder block house was in our back yard, then a very small cornfield, then the tracks. One day my friend were waiting to watch the train, when the train pulled up and asked us if we wanted to ride to the next block. I had such a beautiful, loving, happy childhood!! Now, at age 68, the apt. where we live has a track alongside our building! Did anyone here know that there are trains sometimes at 4 AM!!!!! I don't even notice, now!
when I see steamers it puts a smile on my face and tears in my eyes. My father was born in the 30s, his father worked with the rail roads for 30 years. He would get free rides in the summer to back to the farm in Dewey county Oklahoma on the steam trains in the 40s and early 50s. He was a member of the train museum in So Cal. I though the big boy was the 4444 but Im not a train guy. When I retired from the military 25 years ago he came up to Washington state and we went to Canada to ride the royal Canadian train. RIP pops
Que recuerdo más bello dios mío cuando era pequeña me fascinaba verlos pasar por la ciudad cargados de caña cuando Cuba era un tesoro muy preciado por la caña de azúcar y el tabaco.
Beautiful, although I'm from the city but I love the sound of a train. That reminds me when my dad took the family for a trip to the country side. Lovely time.
Steam Locomotives are the expression of Artistic Functional Robust Engineering. 👌 Absolutely mesmerising to see those piston rods chugging and chuffing heavy tons of weight. 💪
Loved running down the street at 6 when my kids were little The ROYAL HUDSON coming back from Whistler. and through West Van,loved the whisle and everyone waving.😅
The anticipation of the arrival,the sound of the train on the tracks...the whistle....This is Soo lovely..and it does not get any better than this....I am an " ol Boomer". and I love trains...and I often stop and look as they go by..particularly passenger trains as they go by at night,the lights are on and you can see the passengers inside....My brother loves trains and he has a 26 y.o. son who also loves trains.I will forward this video to them!..Thank you for this!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Was für eine Umweltsünde mit Kohle zu fahren in unserer heutigen Zeit! Sollte verboten werden oder auf Diesel umgerüstet werden, die historischen Lokomotiven! ♥️♥️
@@welpen2006 Ich grüße Dich aus Deutschland! Aber warum machst Du Dir Sorgen um die Umwelt ! Diese Fahrt war nur eine Show.! Diese alte "Steam Aunt wurde von ihren Ur-Ur-Enkeln geschoben Der Familienname der Ur-Ur Enkel ist nun Diesel. Bitte erweise den Spezialisten,die diese Steam Horses warten und in Gang halten,,Respekt. Es sind Zeugnisse eines vergangenen Pioniergeistes. Fast könnte man meinen,dass die US-Amerikaner ihre grossartige Geschichte,vergessen haben.
I can remember when I was 7 or 8 laying in bed in the upstairs room at my grandparents house in Troy Idaho with the windows open at 1:00 AM and hearing a steam engine pulling up the canyon between Kendrick and Troy . Was such an awesome sound. I only got to hear it a couple times before they went to diesel
My grandfather was a Train Engineer back in early 1920's into the late 1940's . I still have pictures of him in his train.. i loved how trains looked back then , they had so much more character than modern trains..
We get to romanticize being engineers of those steam engines; the reality, however, was a freezing back, and a burning front! (as per one of the oldsters I spoke to once upon a time). He said give me a diesel any day!
Grew up with train tracks in my backyard...Amtracks regularly, but hearing the sounds & whistles of the freight trains that came thru a few times everyday that literally shook the house was always soothing to me.
This is the sounds I grew up with late at nite carring the sounds through the hills from PA into Elmira, New York . Oh how I miss those younger years. Now that I’m 70 years old.
@@TimothyAPrice-ug7nm absolutely the Lord has noting to do with it and @marc_abby take the negativity and go read the comment i put under @huwprice881 's comment it applies to you too
@NeilFraser if your not (which you weren't), in prayer talking to my Lord and using God as a cuss word, your using it in vain. I can admit that in my days before I became a born-again Christian, I had used the Lord's name in vain. Bless God, I'm forgiven. Still a rotten sinner, that deserves hell, but through the shed blood of Jesus Christ and putting my faith & trust in him, I'm forgiven through his grace. I'm at perfect peace as to my eternal home. Glory to God!
Some of my greatest memories are riding these breath-taking narrow gage lines with my dad. He would wear his engineer's hat longer and prouder than any kid on the train.
I'm gonna be that guy, I believe this is a standard gauge locomotive and would dwarf a narrow garage. I don't mean or intend to diminish your wonderful memories, like I said I'm gonna be "that guy". 😁
@@lawrencebee5061 You know that really wasn’t necessary to correct me. Can’t people just enjoy a nice sentimental story without having to tell the story teller they were wrong about something so trivial. We went on both trains, he liked narrow gauge better. To be “that” guy you need to be more considerate, sorry. 😁
There is nothing more beautiful than seeing old steam locomotives. You can really see their power and energy through the steam. My great uncle worked for the railway and he always took us children with him to see beautiful steam locomotives.
Моя вся родня железнодорожники! Мой отец,как то взял меня на такой паровоз, только он был с огромной звездой и внутри была огромная печь,топили углем! Я была маленькая,и очень боялась упасть в эту печь,она в рост человека!
I'm 71 and i remember riding on trains in the 50s.My grandfather was a machinist for the MK&T( Katy) railroad .i can remember how your insides would vibrate from the rumble of the engine while waiting on the platform to board.Im hoping to see The Big Boy while its on tour this fall.
Ah, the vibrations.... Made me remember 'feeling' the train coming during a heavy snowfall, everything silent, but the rumble of an oncoming freight could be felt all over the house.
We were in Laramie Wyoming in the early 1980s when a 'Big Boy' came through the rail station. My husband from Japan said that it reminded him of when he was a child.
BEAUTIFUL !!!! AWESOME!!! THRILLING TO SEE!!! Thank you for sharing!!! (My Dad was a Conductor for PENN CENTROL Rail Road out of Detroit for many years!!
Being A Kid, I Used To Think Driving A Steam Excursion Train Would Be The Best Thing Ever... But Instead, You Have To Worry About You Accidentally Hitting Someone For Most Of The Trip. Driving A Steam Loco Is Hell, Especially Recently.
You can see it in Eds eyes he's pissed 😤 those people are way past the 25ft limit but I'd say half the people that are out filming don't have a clue unless they follow UP's blogs about being that close & even if they do once there out amongst others fiming they're in moment of getting that great shot an not paying attention to they're proximity of the tracks an the danger there in.. You can preach till your blue in face of Safty but if the ones standing by the tracks aint paying attention to it you can just keep on talking
I spoke to the train crew last night when they rolled into the hotel, Big Boy is fine, and many didn't even feel the train go into emergency. They came through the tunnel, and with the limited forward view, they didn't see the tree until it was too late.
What a majestic living machine ! This steam locomotive historically is what built our great nation ! I applaud the people who make this living machine possible ! The money,the maintaining ,the time spent is a credit to these individuals that keep this history alive for our children and generations to come ! God bless you all and God bless America !
only 111 comments and of course someone being negative as always yeah its not safe but you can't sit there and tell me if it was something you wanted to get a good look something you are really enthused about you wouldn't do the same. on top of that it seams to be close to a station seeing how slow there are going and I'm no expert but if you know anything at all about trains they don't blow there horn for no reason I'm pretty sure they do it when slowing down to release pressure in the boilers. I'm all for upholding the law but your comment is not only ridiculous but uncalled for go have no fun somewhere in a communist country somewhere and take the negitivity with you
Nací en una estación de RENFE. Mi padre trabajo 45 años en ésta empresa estatal. Las máquinas eran como ésta.. Siento una melancolia infinita..amo a Renfe..a la RENFE de antaño..siempre vivimos al lado de las vías..fueron tiempos muy difíciles , PERO HERMOSOS !!😅🇪🇸🌍🎉.Las siglas se identificaban como R,ed.. E,spañola N,acional .. F,errocarriles E,stado .🇪🇸🌍
Lots of folks competing for the Darwin Award here.. back in the day foamers we’re ridiculed yet they had the courtesy to form a line and behave themselves at a safe distance. These people are out of control! Hope another person doesn’t get killed and the lawyers shut the whole thing down. Come on people!
It so sad they can't afford to have 4014 do much of the work.. They end up pushing a big steam whistle around.. a 4000 series under a big load would impress even the most jaded. Remember under load, it uses 200 gallons of water a minute and those big cylinders would be pounding
Мое детство прошло рядом с железной дорогой.Когда у нас началось землетрясение ночью 4 марта 1977 года, мама будила отца, но он лишь повернулся на другой бок со словами:"Успокойтесь, это просто тяжеловоз идет".(были такие до 120 вагонов , спаренные тепловозы тянули).На всю жизнь я запомнила малиновый звон хрустальных бокалов в серванте, когда мимо дома со стуком проезжали грузовые поезда. Светлой памяти родным посвящаю...
And to think, machinists built that engine manually . They did not have CNC computers making those huge steel components. It was all done by the skill of the man. It was when the title machinist really drew respect and admiration.
Already been called out, but Jesus people really don't take the 25 foot rule seriously and it sucks. The two women killed by 2816 and 844 are unfortunate but perfect examples of why you stay the hell away from the tracks. These locomotives are fascinating, sure, but no shot is worth risking your safety or life. And that's not to speak of the stress it puts on the crew having to constantly worry about these people.
I didn't know BIG BOY was at Donner. I love these train engines. We need to bring them back. Nothing against newer train engines. But these engines were a symbol of power and determination. They always got the job done
В этом звуке магия, на совокупность металлических движущихся деталей можно смотреть без устали, и восхищает талантливость инженеров создавших такие прекрасные машины.
Damn it really is difficult to contain excitement, it makes all of us a little oblivious, it's like seeing a unicorn in person, it's hard to stay a safe distance away!
I used to watch these in the early 50's. They (steam) brought heavy bombs from Arkansas and other places to Travis and Oakland. I lived between them in a small switch yard town. A few diesels for local but over the top required real power. I always considered that a deep growl - here i come get out of the way. No stopping me.
When I was a kid we used to put pennies on the railroad tracks just before a train came through. It would flatten and stretch it out into some cool shapes. When you grow up poor you do what you can to entertain yourself. 😂
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With a diesel-electric machine pulling and pushing, everything is possible; but that past engineering is beautiful is undeniable.
its crazy how much wannabe foam (that would normally look at us like we are insane) comes out to pollute great shots when something good is running.
@@devernepersonal3636 I personally don’t mind people walking out in front of my shots as long as they are being respectful to the crews and keeping a safe distance from the tracks.
This however is a PERFECT example as to how to block someone who had been STANDING there FOREVER to get this shot and annoy the hell out of the crew. This is why I don’t usually chase stuff like this haha
@@OxnardLocalRailfan also standing on the fucking track like yeah great idea
+Wannabe foam....you're killing me.
Foamers ma ... smh
@@alphawolfthepack3417 exactly thank you for saying the truth.
I'm a boomer from Kentucky. My Papaw was a railroad engineer. He loved driving those huge steam/ coal fired engines although he ended up with emphysema and passed at 71. I can still see him in his blue chambray shirt and striped overalls. The dearest most Godly man I've ever known.
Eso se es cuando eres feliz con lo que haces ‼️🙏
Se sentía feliz por su trabajo.
Thank you for sharing your Father's goodness and mercy! I remember my Father who had the same characteristics. My grandfather, my mother's father, was a mechanic between 1933-1971 in Brazil.
U lucky dog 😊
My grandpa was a railroad man too😢 miss you Bob!
Trains have an allure, steam engines take it to another level.
Indeed
😅😮😢😢🎉😂😂❤
So agree! The raw power and the haunting sound going through the pass! I wanna be on that train!!!
OMG can you imagine traveling in one of these as a way of life.....they are just such a powerful huge sound
We don't even know how to make them anymore.
The classic steam engine will always be an engineering masterpiece even in today's train technology! Thank you to all the amazing maintenance workers and engineers driving these giants of steel and iron!
Sí muy bonito pero muy contaminante, que lo dejen en un museo parado
@@j.j.m.g.3464no es tan solo tu planeta, también es el de los que quieren verlo andar, ahora también querés prohibir eso? Seguro no tiras insecticidas, no tiras basura, no? Como le encanta ver lo que hace el otro sin antes reveer sus vidas y las estupideces que hacen
American might.
American built.
American proud.
Now greedy corporations have moved our manufacturing to other countries.
I'm from Ohio. My Grandad, dad and uncle were all railroad men. The New York Central and the Pennsylvania railroads. Dad and his brother were on a bridge gang.
Grandmother and Granddad lived across the street from a main crossing. Those big steam engines came often as did the passenger trains. When she set the table plates and glasses were upside down to keep the coal dust off.
I live near a track now in the same town. There's a 1 a.m. train daily. That lonesome whistle reminds me of the early 50s and the trains.
Мой папа и его дедушка тоже были железнодородниками.
Qúé recuerdos tan gratos, los recuerdos de niñez, viajando en tren.
Traducir
Did you know the actor Charles Bronson???Нi road on such a train in the movie H"eartbreak in pass"1975 year.🤝a em Russian boy
Loved hearing (readìng) your story .
People: "Aww, they're giving us a whistle show! How sweet :)"
Engineer: "GET THE FUCK OFF THE TRACKS DO YOU NOT HEAR THIS WHISTLE"
No they are too retarded to hear it.
this is why the will stop this in the near future...
It’s OK, they are filming!
@@tomroddy5920 oh really that close to the tracks and then move at the last possible minute? And it really isn't ok because they are not supposed to be that close or on the tracks. You see what I am talking about?
Standing right next to the rail does not make the train come quicker. And yes , he's blowing the horn to warn all the dumb asses.
А я россиянка . и звуки идущего паровоза навеивает звуки детства... А еще гудок.... Атпад ! На душе так хорошо !!!! Ностальгия !!!! До слез ...
Отпад
@@НадеждаСимаш-й8нне цепляйся за опечатки
Какя настольгия? Ето Американский паровоз!
Я пишу про советское время . какие у нас были паровозы!
@@МарияГотина
Очень давно, в 1960 м году меня сильно испугал гудок паровоза над головой...я шла по шпалам, а сзади подъехал тихо паровоз.когда увидела над собой такую махину,с перепугу стала бежать впереди, и свернуть не могла никак. А Машинист медленно ехал сзади,давил на гудок и дико ржал надо мной!... Какой то парень стащил меня с железнодорожного пути на обочину.... Потом меня бабушка долго лечила от испуга. Выливала на воск.😮😢
I can't help myself I cry every time I here a steam whistle I grew up at the end of the age of steam , Grandaddy was a Conductor on the New York Central the day when they brought the first Diesel electric locomotive into the yard was Grandads last day working on the NYC he came home hung his Conductors hat on the inside of the front door and that is where it remains to this day .He was Steam Man through and through. I shed a tear for the end of steam every time I here a steam whistle.
@@annad2683Please Iam Costa Rica.
Were is ? What is the name of that place.
الذكرى جميله ❤
Is it the changing of the times or the death of an era? 😢
❤ I remember them…. On the way to Great Grandma’s in Alamosa Colorado. I miss those days…. Beautiful memory. Thank you for sharing
سلام الله عليكم ممكن اتعرف عليك
Каждые выходные у нас ходит такой ретро-паровоз экскурсионный, к нему цепляют обычные пассажирские вагоны,ходит только в летнее время, всегда смотрю на него с балкона. А когда гудит - сочно и мощно, и дымит, полный восторг! Хотя поимаю, что такой дым не есть хорошо, но! Это так классно, что забываешь обо всём!
Где у вас?город?
لما لا ترد
De ce nu raspunzi ? Minciuni
Осташков?
В Раменском такой есть
Ребята, почему текут слезы?... Спасибо, что сохраняете историю! 🙏
E essa fumaça?? Qta poluição!
А нафига вам американская история, которая уничтожает страны
А американцам то какое спасибо за историю?!
I will never understand why people stand so close to
me either
There's no better feeling when a steam train leaves the station and feel the steam blowback. Several years ago I was able to ride in the cab of a steam I restored steam train. My gosh weather coal or oil-powered it's impressive
they got him before he could finish his sentence!
Because they are stupid😆
The lady in pink is in everyone's photos!
What a beautiful train. Hearing the sound of trains are so relaxing to me too.😊
I agree. I love old trains they’re the best.
It’s like a Agatha Christie movie 🤍
Unless you live 100 yards from the track
Que contaminación inventen algo mejor
I just love hearing that horn blow when it's cold outside it's comforting and sounds different to me😊❤
Went to meet a first cousin found via DNA that i had no idea existed in Stuttgart Arkansas! Had no idea this awesome locomotive was coming through not even five miles from where I was! It was the Cherry on the cupcake getting to meet this cousin and seeing this spectacle! Definitely in the top five of the coolest things I've ever seen!
Поезд подкрепили дизель тепловозом через один вагон.😂
Хорошая штука паровоз но машинисту пахать надо и помощнику.
Мне 71. Проработал, в 70х, 15 лет на дизель поездах. Поезд изучал, видел, но не работал на этой технике .
Всем железнодорожникам моё уважительное почтение .👍
Почему Вы говорите поезд? Это же паровоз, в моём понимании поездом весь состав называется. 🚉
Recuerdos llenos de nostalguia y felicidad
Saludos amigo!
@@ГеннадийТретьяков-ы9жА к тепловозу чё сзаду прилипло 😅?
She looks brand new. Well done UP for preserving this magnificent piece of history.
SÓMENTE NO BRASIL FERROVIAS SÃO SUCATEADAS, SÃO GOVERNANTES DANDO UM COICE NA CARA DOS CIDADÃOS, QUE INVEJA
Sinistro!
Every four years in the presidential election, every candidate will say that America is great again, and the top priority is to order China to reduce emissions.
Yea that was epic.....I wish I could ride on her. I really like steamers. Huge part of history.....and still in use in the 50s and some parts of the 60s
My father worked for Southern Pacific Railroad as a derails-men before it was bought out!
Tough work!
Trains always hold a special place in my heart!❤️ 🚂
My grandfather was a fire engineer, which meant he had to make coal in the oven. Hard times but he loved it ❤️ ♥️ 💙 💕 💛 💓
25 Feet People! 25 FEET!
i agree insane what these people are doing
we dont want an reenactment of the 844 incident
NO MAKING 4014 HAVE A 844 INCIDENT
@@MadhuntrOr 2816.
@@Madhuntr
Um 844 n.Chr.
gab es nur Pferde🐎
und die nicht in Amerika🤣😂🤣🥂🇪🇺
Love the voice of that engine, the old steam whistle is far better than electric horns. I saw 4014 in Chicago a few years back, what a sight.
Electric horn?
Every four years in the presidential election, every candidate will say that America is great again, and the top priority is to order China to reduce emissions.
Electric horns have been in every car made for about a hundred years. Or am I misunderstanding you? Oh, you mean trains... you could be right.
There is a similar steam engine in the park in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
You are right, but don't the steam engines pollute? I know I sound dumb, but I have to admit that I don't know! When I was seven years old we lived with a track about a football field size behind us. So, my grandparent's small cinder block house was in our back yard, then a very small cornfield, then the tracks. One day my friend were waiting to watch the train, when the train pulled up and asked us if we wanted to ride to the next block. I had such a beautiful, loving, happy childhood!! Now, at age 68, the apt. where we live has a track alongside our building! Did anyone here know that there are trains sometimes at 4 AM!!!!! I don't even notice, now!
I love trains,I remember my dad,
he was a mechanic for too many
year,I was very happy and my
childhood 🥰
Essa eram chamadas Maria fumaça justamente por soltar tanta fumassa 😂😂na minha infancia meu avô levava eu e meu irmão pra andar nelas aos domingos ❤❤
What a marvelous machine. Reminding us that this is part of our history.
Я одна смотрела на ноги?
when I see steamers it puts a smile on my face and tears in my eyes. My father was born in the 30s, his father worked with the rail roads for 30 years. He would get free rides in the summer to back to the farm in Dewey county Oklahoma on the steam trains in the 40s and early 50s. He was a member of the train museum in So Cal. I though the big boy was the 4444 but Im not a train guy. When I retired from the military 25 years ago he came up to Washington state and we went to Canada to ride the royal Canadian train. RIP pops
Memories..the sound of the train whistling through the night as the fragrance of lilac bushes wafted into the opened window in Chicago.
Wow Salute You Sir
Amazing
Wow ! I'm welling up here in G B. Awesome memories. Bring them back, they are sadly missed. Who doesn't LOVE a Steam train. 💓💓💓💓
❤
Que recuerdo más bello dios mío cuando era pequeña me fascinaba verlos pasar por la ciudad cargados de caña cuando Cuba era un tesoro muy preciado por la caña de azúcar y el tabaco.
Beautiful, although I'm from the city but I love the sound of a train. That reminds me when my dad took the family for a trip to the country side. Lovely time.
❤❤ adoro comboios e destes ainda maisa🎉 nodoro😂
In awe...this train is from a majestic era of great workmanship❤❤❤❤❤
Steam Locomotives are the expression of Artistic Functional Robust Engineering. 👌 Absolutely mesmerising to see those piston rods chugging and chuffing heavy tons of weight. 💪
Yess 🥂 🇦🇹
Not to mention the diesel electric behind doing all the real work.
😂😂😂@@fishfoolishness4222
Loved running down the street at 6 when my kids were little The ROYAL HUDSON coming back from Whistler. and through West Van,loved the whisle and everyone waving.😅
brings back immedate thoughs of my Dad - he so loved these trains!! thanks for the memories ❤
Чай в поезде,бил такой вкусний, остались лишь воспоминание .
Eu lembro da minha infância, na cidade de ilhéus, Ba.Brasil 😮
My dad was the same. ❤
The anticipation of the arrival,the sound of the train on the tracks...the whistle....This is Soo lovely..and it does not get any better than this....I am an " ol Boomer". and I love trains...and I often stop and look as they go by..particularly passenger trains as they go by at night,the lights are on and you can see the passengers inside....My brother loves trains and he has a 26 y.o. son who also loves trains.I will forward this video to them!..Thank you for this!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Was für eine Umweltsünde mit Kohle zu fahren in unserer heutigen Zeit! Sollte verboten werden oder auf Diesel umgerüstet werden, die historischen Lokomotiven! ♥️♥️
THIS One's for my Dad!!
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@@welpen2006 Ich grüße Dich aus
Deutschland! Aber warum machst Du
Dir Sorgen um die Umwelt !
Diese Fahrt war nur eine Show.!
Diese alte "Steam Aunt wurde von
ihren Ur-Ur-Enkeln geschoben
Der Familienname der Ur-Ur Enkel
ist nun Diesel.
Bitte erweise den Spezialisten,die diese Steam Horses warten und
in Gang halten,,Respekt.
Es sind Zeugnisse eines vergangenen
Pioniergeistes.
Fast könnte man meinen,dass die
US-Amerikaner ihre grossartige
Geschichte,vergessen haben.
A deser muy emocionante viajar en ese tren 🚂 per se ve qué contamina mucho 😮
Hilo
My dad would have loved to see this! He got his love of trains from his uncle who was a conductor or engineer in eastern Indiana, near Fort Wayne.
I can remember when I was 7 or 8 laying in bed in the upstairs room at my grandparents house in Troy Idaho with the windows open at 1:00 AM and hearing a steam engine pulling up the canyon between Kendrick and Troy . Was such an awesome sound. I only got to hear it a couple times before they went to diesel
My grandfather was a Train Engineer back in early 1920's into the late 1940's . I still have pictures of him in his train.. i loved how trains looked back then , they had so much more character than modern trains..
Mucho carácter.... Mucha contaminación.
We get to romanticize being engineers of those steam engines; the reality, however, was a freezing back, and a burning front! (as per one of the oldsters I spoke to once upon a time). He said give me a diesel any day!
Grew up with train tracks in my backyard...Amtracks regularly, but hearing the sounds & whistles of the freight trains that came thru a few times everyday that literally shook the house was always soothing to me.
Big Boy is easily my absolute favorite steam locomotive.
Giant machine 😊
The Name says all! Imposant! 🤛💪Love, ich liebe Dampflokomotiven.
Grettings from Switzerland 🌸🌟🥂🍀✨🌺😊
@@anam.o.schroder4235 besides Hudsons. but they destroyed all of them.
This is the sounds I grew up with late at nite carring the sounds through the hills from PA into Elmira, New York . Oh how I miss those younger years. Now that I’m 70 years old.
Me recuerda la canción de Pat Metheny. El último tren a casa. Saludos
We spend a few weeks in the Finger Lakes. Drive through PA up 15.
I'm 75 I used to Live in Santa Barbara California, and used to watch the Big steam Engines..
По-моему, главное в этом ролике это тëтка в шортах! Дальше не интересно😂
When I was very young, in St. Louis Missouri , I got to ride on a big steam engined train. I absolutely loved it!!!❤😂😊❤
Почему-то,когда вижу приближающийся поезд,наворачиваются слёзы.❤
Look at all those cylinders, knots and bolts that go into this beautiful giant train!!! The fact that it still runs is amazing👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙋🏻❤️🌹
almost like one of the wonders of the world …
RUNNING ON HOT WATER !!!
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God damn they are to near to the tracks 🙉
No need to use the Lord's name in vain!
@@TimothyAPrice-ug7nm absolutely the Lord has noting to do with it and @marc_abby take the negativity and go read the comment i put under @huwprice881 's comment it applies to you too
That's what happens when people get excited and horny 😂😂
@@TimothyAPrice-ug7nm I don't think it was in vain; it seemed fairly effective to me.
@NeilFraser if your not (which you weren't), in prayer talking to my Lord and using God as a cuss word, your using it in vain. I can admit that in my days before I became a born-again Christian, I had used the Lord's name in vain. Bless God, I'm forgiven. Still a rotten sinner, that deserves hell, but through the shed blood of Jesus Christ and putting my faith & trust in him, I'm forgiven through his grace. I'm at perfect peace as to my eternal home. Glory to God!
I'm a 55 year old little boy who still loves trains❤
Some of my greatest memories are riding these breath-taking narrow gage lines with my dad. He would wear his engineer's hat longer and prouder than any kid on the train.
Thanks for sharing this memory
God Bless
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I'm gonna be that guy, I believe this is a standard gauge locomotive and would dwarf a narrow garage. I don't mean or intend to diminish your wonderful memories, like I said I'm gonna be "that guy". 😁
@@lawrencebee5061 You know that really wasn’t necessary to correct me. Can’t people just enjoy a nice sentimental story without having to tell the story teller they were wrong about something so trivial. We went on both trains, he liked narrow gauge better. To be “that” guy you need to be more considerate, sorry. 😁
@cherinoelke Maybe the same could be said of you, don't be so thin skinned.
There is nothing more beautiful than seeing old steam locomotives. You can really see their power and energy through the steam. My great uncle worked for the railway and he always took us children with him to see beautiful steam locomotives.
SI PERO VERLAS EN UN MUSEO PERO RODANDO NOOOOOO PORQUE COMO CONTAMINAN.⚰️🪦⚰️🪦⚰️🪦✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️
Моя вся родня железнодорожники!
Мой отец,как то взял меня на такой паровоз, только он был с огромной звездой и внутри была огромная печь,топили углем! Я была маленькая,и очень боялась упасть в эту печь,она в рост человека!
И нет ничего ужаснее,когда любопытные СТАРЫЕ бабки лезут под поезд!! Зачем им эти фото,потом удалят однозначно или забудут,если живы будут!!
@@schnulli581 Паровоз,он так и ходил, с дымом,с паром!
С шумом! А впереди красная огромная звезда!
@@НастяКрымская-т8э Да и вообще,почему то старые бабки они ужаснее,чем старый дедок,он то всегда ,как огурчик!
I'm 71 and i remember riding on trains in the 50s.My grandfather was a machinist for the MK&T( Katy) railroad .i can remember how your insides would vibrate from the rumble of the engine while waiting on the platform to board.Im hoping to see The Big Boy while its on tour this fall.
Ah, the vibrations.... Made me remember 'feeling' the train coming during a heavy snowfall, everything silent, but the rumble of an oncoming freight could be felt all over the house.
Beautiful train. Lived near train tracks, I actually miss it. I think the sound is so relaxing
That sound never gets old!❤
That sound is the only sound a train shoud have. 😊😊😊
Бу. Поезда камокдаги.одамлар.бор.кариндошлари.улани.кузатиб.колди
We were in Laramie Wyoming in the early 1980s when a 'Big Boy' came through the rail station. My husband from Japan said that it reminded him of when he was a child.
The human soul is so beautiful, Imagine the passing of a train brings so many memories to a lot of our brothers and sisters in humanity👍
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Now, take that "humanity" and apply it to ALL God's people.
Особенно этой беловолосой пожилой женщине!!! Эй так люпопытно!!!
A lot of engine, alot of work. WHAT A
BEAUTY 😲😳 the workers should all be so proud of her.
As I looked at that fine locomotive, I said to myself, "That's a lot to take in."
BEAUTIFUL !!!! AWESOME!!! THRILLING TO SEE!!! Thank you for sharing!!! (My Dad was a Conductor for PENN CENTROL Rail Road out of Detroit for many years!!
Being A Kid, I Used To Think Driving A Steam Excursion Train Would Be The Best Thing Ever... But Instead, You Have To Worry About You Accidentally Hitting Someone For Most Of The Trip. Driving A Steam Loco Is Hell, Especially Recently.
i can see union pacific cancelling the steam program if this keep up its getting dangerous
You mean somebody hitting themselves with the train, lol.
If your in So Calif fantastic tail fest coming up Union Station third week September 24
The way that whistle sounds is sooo eerie 😮 feels like a final boss opening
Reminds me of the Stephen King movie "Sometimes They Come Back"
Sounds like a pipe organ in a Cathedral Church. Just imagine that sound x 1000's to inform us of JESUS ARRIVAL.
Now that is a big boy. Hell people stand well back so i can see it big time thank you.
You can see it in Eds eyes he's pissed 😤 those people are way past the 25ft limit but I'd say half the people that are out filming don't have a clue unless they follow UP's blogs about being that close & even if they do once there out amongst others fiming they're in moment of getting that great shot an not paying attention to they're proximity of the tracks an the danger there in..
You can preach till your blue in face of Safty but if the ones standing by the tracks aint paying attention to it you can just keep on talking
People need to stay off the damn tracks! You can tell by 4014 ‘s whistle that Ed is pissed! And he’s having to go slower than he supposed to!
@@rudycarlson8245 Doesn't help that they hit a tree about 2 hours prior lol
@@OxnardLocalRailfan how in the hell did that happen and was she damaged in anyway?
I spoke to the train crew last night when they rolled into the hotel, Big Boy is fine, and many didn't even feel the train go into emergency. They came through the tunnel, and with the limited forward view, they didn't see the tree until it was too late.
@@rudycarlson8245Fireman’s side cylinder drain cocks, I believe. Apparently they had spares & got them replaced relatively quickly.
What an iconic beast from days gone by!
Да,воздух загрязняет,шумит,стучит,пахнет,но он так похож на нас.Он живой и у него горчее сердце.А этот свисток:" ИДУУУУУУУ"!
Those people standing close don't realize that track ballast could shot out from under the track ties from big boy weight
plus it is articulated... the overhang on a curve is more pronounced than normal
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What a majestic living machine ! This steam locomotive historically is what built our great nation ! I applaud the people who make this living machine possible ! The money,the maintaining ,the time spent is a credit to these individuals that keep this history alive for our children and generations to come ! God bless you all and God bless America !
Великую Америку????? Разрушительную Америку - это правильнее сказать, кровососку!!!!
Grand pays pollueur 😡
4@@reporterenherbebabyphoque8032
I know the EPA hates this train BUT you just have to love a classic steam engines big boy is fire bro 🔥🔥🔥
Im surprised no one's arrested for trespassing on the track like that! 😮
It would be a waste of resources
@@PapawsDadillacOEMplus well there way to close
@@gordy3801 I don't disagree there
only 111 comments and of course someone being negative as always yeah its not safe but you can't sit there and tell me if it was something you wanted to get a good look something you are really enthused about you wouldn't do the same. on top of that it seams to be close to a station seeing how slow there are going and I'm no expert but if you know anything at all about trains they don't blow there horn for no reason I'm pretty sure they do it when slowing down to release pressure in the boilers. I'm all for upholding the law but your comment is not only ridiculous but uncalled for go have no fun somewhere in a communist country somewhere and take the negitivity with you
They are at a railroad crossing which is most likely opened to the public.
Majestic living history ! I applaud those people who keep it alive !
매연
Love my trains. Reminds me of my grandma's house in Toledo near Willy's jeep plant
As a retired engineer people on and near the tracks
are trespassing.. PERIOD.
Who really cares son
@@JohnAdams-xc5yk you're not working with many brain cells….
Máquina monumental!!!
Uma mistura de força bruta dos motores + resistência do ferro e do aço+ velocidade... ADMIRÁVEL
Teu kool! Tá fazendo um puta barulho e poluindo o ar caralho !
Nací en una estación de RENFE.
Mi padre trabajo 45 años en ésta empresa estatal.
Las máquinas eran como ésta..
Siento una melancolia infinita..amo a Renfe..a la RENFE de antaño..siempre vivimos al lado de las vías..fueron tiempos muy difíciles , PERO HERMOSOS !!😅🇪🇸🌍🎉.Las siglas se identificaban como R,ed.. E,spañola N,acional .. F,errocarriles E,stado .🇪🇸🌍
Lots of folks competing for the Darwin Award here.. back in the day foamers we’re ridiculed yet they had the courtesy to form a line and behave themselves at a safe distance. These people are out of control! Hope another person doesn’t get killed and the lawyers shut the whole thing down. Come on people!
that would certainly be a nightmare!
Darwin Award. My first thought exactly.
It was nice filming from the "safe" place that the camera was set.
It so sad they can't afford to have 4014 do much of the work.. They end up pushing a big steam whistle around.. a 4000 series under a big load would impress even the most jaded. Remember under load, it uses 200 gallons of water a minute and those big cylinders would be pounding
Мое детство прошло рядом с железной дорогой.Когда у нас началось землетрясение ночью 4 марта 1977 года, мама будила отца, но он лишь повернулся на другой бок со словами:"Успокойтесь, это просто тяжеловоз идет".(были такие до 120 вагонов , спаренные тепловозы тянули).На всю жизнь я запомнила малиновый звон хрустальных бокалов в серванте, когда мимо дома со стуком проезжали грузовые поезда.
Светлой памяти родным посвящаю...
And to think, machinists built that engine manually . They did not have CNC computers making those huge steel components. It was all done by the skill of the man. It was when the title machinist really drew respect and admiration.
Already been called out, but Jesus people really don't take the 25 foot rule seriously and it sucks. The two women killed by 2816 and 844 are unfortunate but perfect examples of why you stay the hell away from the tracks. These locomotives are fascinating, sure, but no shot is worth risking your safety or life. And that's not to speak of the stress it puts on the crew having to constantly worry about these people.
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Это один из звуков детства,который мы безвозвратно потеряли!
Big boy was a beautiful piece of engineering.
I didn't know BIG BOY was at Donner. I love these train engines. We need to bring them back. Nothing against newer train engines. But these engines were a symbol of power and determination. They always got the job done
Just subscribed from Cornwall UK. We don't have massive Engines like this. Looking forward to going through your videos
Bro its so crazy... I bet the cameraman got there early to set up a good shot for himself...
and them gotten privilege to film mimas cooter...😮🎉
I say let natural selection take its course at this point. Clearly people don't listen about standing back.
Wow that engine is majestic. 😊
В этом звуке магия, на совокупность металлических движущихся деталей можно смотреть без устали, и восхищает талантливость инженеров создавших такие прекрасные машины.
So beautiful Loco
OMG amazing the sheer size of this train is mind blowing beautiful.👌👍
Pretty sure thats how that guy got killed on the last 4014 excursion. I get having a great shot but on the tracks is a whole different level of crazy
Damn it really is difficult to contain excitement, it makes all of us a little oblivious, it's like seeing a unicorn in person, it's hard to stay a safe distance away!
I love trains ,they have such a haunting sound . ❤
my favorite part is that the camera shakes as 4014 rolls by
So many people WAY too close….
@@FanRailer Very chaotic haha
O trem é uma maquina linda. ❤
That lady standing infront of the camera pisses me off
That is absolutely AWESOME!
- "Don't you have hearing issues after working here for so long?"
-"What?!"
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL LOCOMOTIVE.
Красавец. В НИЖНЕМ НОВГОРОДЕ России есть музей старых паровазов, до чего же они красивые
That is a beautiful sight and sound 😊🚂
Holy bloody heck that is astronomically massive engine.
Now that's a train. Love the sound!!
Amazing how far we have come in only 100 years ,
That engine is the greatest part of our industrial revolution
That train is an incredible looking machine
I used to watch these in the early 50's. They (steam) brought heavy bombs from Arkansas and other places to Travis and Oakland. I lived between them in a small switch yard town. A few diesels for local but over the top required real power. I always considered that a deep growl - here i come get out of the way. No stopping me.
When I was a kid we used to put pennies on the railroad tracks just before a train came through. It would flatten and stretch it out into some cool shapes. When you grow up poor you do what you can to entertain yourself. 😂
With a diesel-electric machine pulling and pushing, everything is possible; but that past engineering is beautiful is undeniable.
Травит дымом всю природу!
Очень люблю поезда, напоминает детство- каникулы- и на море!!!
Стук колёс и укачивание!!!❤❤❤!
У нас в Питере я весной видела их аж 4 штуки! Из музея переодически обкатывают! Интереснее!
Um trem de muita responsa!! Enoormeee!! Que maquinaria, hein?!?
Przepiękna lokomotywa ,taką jeździłam w podróż w dzieciństwie 🤗♥️👍👏🇵🇱
I love trains especially steam engines..these big boys are a sight to behold.. And the ole lonesome whistle blow..