Train Chasing Blitz on the Reading and Northern
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- Day two of my PA road-trip and I spent 18 hours chasing Reading and Northern freights, something I'd wanted to do for years. I got the Goodspringer (WCGS), Shenandoah Train (QASD), Mountain Job (MCQA), America's Train (NRFF7/8), and some Hazelton action (WHHB/WHFF). I was also treated to some stellar lineups by the RBMN, including both snoot nose's leading and an EMD quintuplet on the NRFF. Thanks for railfanning with me, you know what to do if you enjoyed the video :)
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A video that isnt just NRFF, nice stuff
Thank you! I highly enjoy branch line ops so definitely wanted to explore something other than the main.
I'm honestly suprised how little known your channel is. Your commentary isn't at all boring to listen to, and honestly makes the video better in every way. Not to mention the fact you always seek out places with little documentation, placing many new locations in my bucket list!
Thanks a lot for the kind words!! I appreciate it. I like branch line ops far and away more than anything, and prioritize my outings accordingly
Excellent video! The R&N is a true class act!
To say the least!
Great video - thanks for sharing!
Well put together video. Lots to see on the R&N. Fortunately they're right in my back yard 😁
Thank you! Count yourself lucky, the R&N is amazing
Excellent video! This was a fun watch!
Thanks a lot man I appreciate it!
If you're ever planning a return trip, not only would I be more than welcome to show you around more but also id have you check out the infamous Boardwalk down at North Reading Yard, especially at night when there is a ton of action! You can catch WNCR, PIFF, WHFF, and various other yard movements all at the same place. I'm know by many as the Guru of Reading and Northern.
Enjoyed this very much thank you.
Thanks a lot!
That horn there using I used to hear.
It was used by the Seaboard board coast line.I live not to far from the tracks.I could hear them blowing for crossing.I recall seeing them on the GP9 and GP7 and later 6 axle GE and SD45/SD40-2..I miss that horn brings back good times..
I loved the entire video. You showed parts of the R&N I’ve never seen. The narration and maps contributed to my understanding of this fascinating railroad.
Thanks a lot, I always like to explore some lesser-known operations no matter where I am, and also include maps for context. I’m glad both are well-received!
Man seeing tremont my home town on youtube is awsome.
Great video. Tremendous effects with your drone. Fun railroad to watch from afar. Thank you for sharing!!
Glad you liked it, thanks a lot!
Good stuff as per usual, Aidan!
Thanks a lot!
Outstanding video! Thanks so much for making them..
Thanks a lot, I’m glad they’re well received
Man 3058 your lucky to catch that she really has the best RS5T
It was music to my ears!
Ohh this video was absolutely amazing especially the S curve shot just amazing like always keep up the crispy work your doing an outstanding job
Thanks a lot, I’m pretty happy with this video too, glad someone found the s curve as appealing as I did :)
@@FloridaRailfan no problem anytime
Great video! The shot at 25:40 is spectacular
Thank you very much!
yes i love this railroad gp38 2011 thats the year i born
That K5LA sounds like Amtrak!
Yeah, it’s almost as if they use the same horn
I said this on the steamtown video but 2102 is a must see it is so impressive in person although nowhere near as loud as 425
I have plans to watch the T-1, and am very ezcited
@@FloridaRailfan update upon seeing it may 28th 2102 is indeed as loud as 425 on the grade
We're headed south to Savannah and Florida for a couple of days, and we're looking to do some railfanning while there. I know a few spots; Dade city, Wildwood, Lakeland (We would go to Plant City but we most likely won't as it'll be a waste of time due to how sparse traffic is there) and a few others. Along with that, we're hoping to go down to the FEC mainline and catch a few trains there. I was wondering if you knew some good places for Railfanning in the central Florida area, along with locations along the FEC. Thanks!
New Smyrna is a great place for FEC, there's a parking lot that backs up to the tracks and you can see everything...just be respectful of property lines. There's a SunRail station in the middle of CSX's Taft Yard, but much of the freight action there is nocturnal. Join the Florida Railfans FaceBook page, they've got lots of great info. CSX's Bone Valley is a blast as well, but extremely hard to navigate and I don't know too much about it without a guide...
Can I ask a dumb question.... what is all the metal screeching that I hear? Is that the wheel flanges grinding against the rail? Besides awesome narration (truely, thank you.. this sets you totally far apart from others.. I absolutely appreciate the narrations.. it makes the whole show go from watching "home videos" of moving trains, to watching 'trains in motion' WITH the why), you hear the screeching especially from 6:37 time point to 6:55. I watch FRF solely for the views, creativity, but also for the narration, you know so much!!! But these sounds, I'm not so sure. The closest I've been to a train is either driving alongside, or stopped at a gate (either if I am lucky). My model trains do not make these sounds either.. lol. Okay dumb question over.
Yes the screeching you hear is the flanges rubbing against the rail in a turn
Thanks a lot for all the kind words, I appreciate the enthusiasm and it’s good to know my hard work pays off for the viewers. But yes that crazy sound you’re talking about is the steel wheels going around tight turns, I’ve become de-sensitized but still catch myself wincing from time to time. Thanks again!
NRFF7/8 Is Now Abolished. Nice Video
Thank you, I know it seems I got the fast freight just in time
@@FloridaRailfan technically not abolished, just changed names and actually resurrected the PIFF, the times just switched so now it’s running from Pittston to Reading and back at night. The name was abolished not the train
Why no New Ringgold shot?
I didn’t want to go there
@@FloridaRailfan 💀💀💀😂
@@FloridaRailfan crossing is pretty dangerous there to.
Narration is a lot more meaningful when it's not overly-aroused rambling, but is accurate. I'm not sure who your source was, but I wouldn't take everything they say as gospel truth, and I definitely wouldn't pass it along to the public to further spread bad information.
As it turns out, I don’t make my videos for your specific enjoyment. You are welcome to unsubscribe!
@@FloridaRailfan I'm not subscribed, and I don't expect you to. But since I'm one of the people in this video, I figured I would offer some curt advice for your future videos. Or if you want to be wrong about everything, that's fine too.