I like that red caboose. Back in the day before FREDs, defect detectors, & dragging defect detectors, a freight train wasn't complete without a caboose at the end. The jobs the FREDs, defect detectors, & dragging defect detectors do were all done manually from the caboose by the conductor & brake man who rode in it back in those days.
Brian, I think you hit on the formula - do the full length and then do highlights of that day in the shorts. I'd do a good crop/resize for the shots for better subject centering. Cinci is a great name for the puppy BTW.
Yes it is a great town. I live in western, NY but stayed at an airbnb not far from where Jawtooth was filming in the first part of his video when I visited I 2022. We could see the trains going by right from our back yard.
Nice video of trains that you caught at WIlmore, Kentucky and the High Bridge over the Kentucky River on 24 May 2023, Jaw Tooth! That first Norfolk Southern grain train had a lot of former Chicago & North Western Railroad green colored covered grain cars in the consist. The former CNW covered grain hopper cars either had faded CNW Logos or the CNW logos were partially painted over. There appeared to be several different reporting marks on these cars. The High Bridge over the Kentucky River is a magnificent structure. I watched your short video of this video that you posted that showed the two people on the bridge before a train came across the bridge. Luckily, the bridge is double tracked so the people on the bridge were not in immediate danger if a train came across the bridge. Hopefully, you will have another video of trains on the High Bridge taken on 24 May 2023.
Cool video JT! Thanks 👍. Wilmore looks like a nice little town amidst some beautiful scenery. 😊 Good trains today and a really big, high beefy trestle. Your cat is so cute. Looked like it was telling the dog, hey, pay attention! I want to play! Pets are so adorable. I really enjoy seeing them all. 😊❤
Great Video JT. Love that railfanning spot next to that red caboose. Looked cool in the early evening light. The noise of the trains over that trestle is fantastic. Thanks for getting back there with Scotty 1960Gambit.
Hey Jaw Tooth, Great trains going through Kentucky first at Wilmore and then High Bridge and as always another great video of trains and the crossings where you get to see the best part of the cities Thank You Jaw Tooth and God Bless You. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
UK/Good vid and excellent location and good shot of the bridge,takes some weight with those trains.The examinations and maintainance of it will be a massive task,need a head for hights!
I see at 11:35 to whites on the overhead signal and a red meaning you must stop at the next signal that means that the southbound is going to switch to the other track but waiting on this current one to pass before switching likely due to customer requesting cars to be dropped off and the spur is on the other track. I guess another train pased by on that two white ones or the dispatcher switched it back to clear signal but must stop at the next two signals since 2 red.
I picked up a Kenwood Handheld TK-250 and I really love this model. I had one years ago. I am glad I have one again. The audio is nice and loud and clear. The model I have is a 32-channel and I don't think I can expand it to 128. There was a model that had 128 channels, which would be a perfect railroad radio. It has to be programmed using dost software with a 9-pin Serial Port which is a bit of a pain. But it's a nice solid radio really takes a beating 💓
I was there in 2022, the Caboose in the village is the Caboose Museum. Unfortunately, they're seasonal only open in the summer time. I'm going back over Easter weekend this year to see High Bridge at High Bridge Park to see a train or more than one go across the high bridge as well. They have a Bay Window caboose at High Bridge Park as well that you can get on but can't go into. It's 275 feet compared to Letchworth State Park's span bridge that spans 800 feet across the Genesee River that bridge carry's Norfolk Southern trains on they're southern tier line in Western, NY.
Those freights were rolling like rush hour on the freeway both directions and no intermodal today That first train was like being in Iowa with all those former CNW cars. And we were Off to the Races with cars and chemicals. The bridge at Kenova is large but when compared to High Bridge its dwarfed. For some reason that train on the bridge took on a feel of Noah's Ark and that many of the cars were grouped by owner size or paint. Two preserved cabooses close together in small town USA with JT capturing all the rail excitement.
I think I am in an alternate reality. Sure... there are trains, the sound of Señor Jaws talking... but NO Hawaiian shirt. Oh! No! It's always something new with these videos. Maybe I should just go get breakfast... at McDonald's... you know... the place of the plaid arches. Gracias por tu video... whoever you are. RT sends, Puebla, México...
That is one big bridge!!! Tennessee- my daughter and I got to stay the night in one of the train cars n Chattanooga train 🚂 station- great swimming pool there!!!
Really cool video with lots of action! Always great to see a caboose. That bridge was massive, as you said. It made the train look like a toy train going over it! And yes, they definitely need to prune a few 🌳 🌲 so you can see the bridge from the lookout.
Great good video, mr Jaw Tooth. More from Kentucky and Virginia c.q. West -Virginia. And when your back at home is there : Norfie. Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Hey JawTooth Great video Appreciate your hard work Something you might want to check out I believe that theirs a place in North Carolina You can drive a freight engine 🚂
Next time you're in Wilmore, go to Drake Lane to the closed bridge over the tracks. You can get a cool video of trains running in the gorge the tracks set in.
Nice caboose. Can you go inside or is it just for display? That first train was wasting no time. Nice adrenaline rush. Nice catches. Have a happy Memorial Day 😊🌈
I pulled out my old Realistic PRO-30 Model 20-131UHF v Hi LO-air programmable hand-held scanner. Frequency Range: 30-54MHz, 108-136MHz, 138-174MHz, 380-512MHz Power 9Volt DC NEG. GND. Made in Japan not China. While this baby might be old, it still works properly. I also have a Bearcat 2M hand-held ham radio.
When I do real fanning on the NS Pittsburgh Line, I have had a harder time hearing defect detectors, and I don't know if it's because my scanner is getting old or because defect detectors are going kaput.
Cool Caboose there, also a nice trestle
I like that red caboose. Back in the day before FREDs, defect detectors, & dragging defect detectors, a freight train wasn't complete without a caboose at the end. The jobs the FREDs, defect detectors, & dragging defect detectors do were all done manually from the caboose by the conductor & brake man who rode in it back in those days.
It still seems like something is missing.
Those bridge trusses are huge! Another great piece pf engineering and architecture.
❤ these small towns you find the resident’s all seem to take pride in their small town .
Yep, Wilmore is even a college town. It's home to Asbury University not far from the tracks.
Good morning I enjoyed that video👍👍
It was cool seeing the old C&NW covered hoppers. Another great location from small town America. Excellent video JT, enjoyed it immensely.
Hi JT Happy Memorial weekend I hope you and family have a great weekend ❤❤❤
Excellent explanation about the Rathole Line, JT. Keep up the great work.
Brian, I think you hit on the formula - do the full length and then do highlights of that day in the shorts. I'd do a good crop/resize for the shots for better subject centering.
Cinci is a great name for the puppy BTW.
Wow 👌 👏 that is one massive bridge 🌉 great shot of the trains 🚆
Great video Jawtooth. It always feels like a lucky day when there's one train right after another
Great video! 160.515 is the same channel that UP uses here in Arkansas on the Little Rock sub. Thats cool. That bridge is cool! Thanks for sharing!
Cute lil’ town. That bridge is magnificent, wow. Enjoyed the trains. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Yes it is a great town. I live in western, NY but stayed at an airbnb not far from where Jawtooth was filming in the first part of his video when I visited I 2022. We could see the trains going by right from our back yard.
Great video and this newer camera is crisp and clear!!
Again after watching your videos nearly daily for years now TH-cam finally putting you at the top of my feed....sweet!
Good catches.That bridge is quite impressive.
Beautiful location including small town and caboose
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo et très bon week-end ! ✨✨✨✨
Awesome video as usual JT. Thanks again for sharing this and God bless. Have a great weekend
Glad to know that shoestring is still doing good. I hope we can get to see more of his videos
Great location. Nice town and appears to be less risk here.
Nice video of trains that you caught at WIlmore, Kentucky and the High Bridge over the Kentucky River on 24 May 2023, Jaw Tooth! That first Norfolk Southern grain train had a lot of former Chicago & North Western Railroad green colored covered grain cars in the consist. The former CNW covered grain hopper cars either had faded CNW Logos or the CNW logos were partially painted over. There appeared to be several different reporting marks on these cars. The High Bridge over the Kentucky River is a magnificent structure. I watched your short video of this video that you posted that showed the two people on the bridge before a train came across the bridge. Luckily, the bridge is double tracked so the people on the bridge were not in immediate danger if a train came across the bridge. Hopefully, you will have another video of trains on the High Bridge taken on 24 May 2023.
Cool video JT! Thanks 👍. Wilmore looks like a nice little town amidst some beautiful scenery. 😊 Good trains today and a really big, high beefy trestle. Your cat is so cute. Looked like it was telling the dog, hey, pay attention! I want to play! Pets are so adorable. I really enjoy seeing them all. 😊❤
Thanks for watching !
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Thanks Fabian!
Cool train video today.
Great Video JT. Love that railfanning spot next to that red caboose. Looked cool in the early evening light. The noise of the trains over that trestle is fantastic. Thanks for getting back there with Scotty 1960Gambit.
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Great video. Cool places to catch trains! Thanks, for your hard work! Glad you and Scott can travel together.
I wanted to see the gates. 😞
Hey Jaw Tooth,
Great trains going through Kentucky first at
Wilmore and then High Bridge and as always
another great video of trains and the crossings
where you get to see the best part of the cities
Thank You Jaw Tooth and God Bless You.
🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
UK/Good vid and excellent location and good shot of the bridge,takes some weight with those trains.The examinations and maintainance of it will be a massive task,need a head for hights!
Thanks for sharing the defect detector message prior to the rat hole, thanks J.T 😊
Great coverage.
Thanks, Jaw Tooth for another Great video, and enjoy the view at High Bridge, Blessing to you and Scott Gambit.
Great video JT!
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Watching enjoying awesome caboose and enjoy the side show too AWESOME VIDEO Jaw Tooth 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎♥️
Good video Jawtooth
I see at 11:35 to whites on the overhead signal and a red meaning you must stop at the next signal that means that the southbound is going to switch to the other track but waiting on this current one to pass before switching likely due to customer requesting cars to be dropped off and the spur is on the other track. I guess another train pased by on that two white ones or the dispatcher switched it back to clear signal but must stop at the next two signals since 2 red.
Again you captured another cool video with that stunning high bridge and Trains. 😊 Thanks Again.
Thanks JT
I picked up a Kenwood Handheld TK-250 and I really love this model. I had one years ago. I am glad I have one again. The audio is nice and loud and clear. The model I have is a 32-channel and I don't think I can expand it to 128. There was a model that had 128 channels, which would be a perfect railroad radio.
It has to be programmed using dost software with a 9-pin Serial Port which is a bit of a pain. But it's a nice solid radio really takes a beating 💓
I really enjoy all the locations you take us to, JT. Much appreciated.
The trains looked so small on the bridge, that was awesome. That must have been amazing in person. Thanks for sharing Jaw Tooth, God Bless.
I was there in 2022, the Caboose in the village is the Caboose Museum. Unfortunately, they're seasonal only open in the summer time. I'm going back over Easter weekend this year to see High Bridge at High Bridge Park to see a train or more than one go across the high bridge as well. They have a Bay Window caboose at High Bridge Park as well that you can get on but can't go into. It's 275 feet compared to Letchworth State Park's span bridge that spans 800 feet across the Genesee River that bridge carry's Norfolk Southern trains on they're southern tier line in Western, NY.
Wow! 15 C&NW covered hoppers in that first train!
Watched it again and it is 17 C&NW cars
Fantastic video my friend! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thanks!
Good video jawtooth
That rail was made in Pueblo, CO at what used to be the CF&I mill.
Keep up the awesome job I like watching ur vids
Great work! Thanks, Jaw Tooth!
Have a Great Memorial Weekend... Stay Safe!!
Thanks you too
@@michaelhewitt258 👍👍👍
Thanks for the video today. A great one as always. Enjoy your weekend, and see you on the next! 😊
Thanks!
hello jaw its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
Lot of iron in that high bridge, Cheesie out hunting for goose. Great video of a nice small town.
Hey JT! Fantastic video! That bridge and that train are amazing! Great filming spot! Stay safe my friend!
Thanks!
Great shot to he bridge. Have you ever filmed at the tulip trestle near Bloomfield IN?
Those freights were rolling like rush hour on the freeway both directions and no intermodal today That first train was like being in Iowa with all those former CNW cars. And we were Off to the Races with cars and chemicals. The bridge at Kenova is large but when compared to High Bridge its dwarfed. For some reason that train on the bridge took on a feel of Noah's Ark and that many of the cars were grouped by owner size or paint. Two preserved cabooses close together in small town USA with JT capturing all the rail excitement.
Nice video and catches
I think I am in an alternate reality. Sure... there are trains, the sound of Señor Jaws talking... but NO Hawaiian shirt. Oh! No! It's always something new with these videos. Maybe I should just go get breakfast... at McDonald's... you know... the place of the plaid arches. Gracias por tu video... whoever you are. RT sends, Puebla, México...
Another good one!
That is one big bridge!!! Tennessee- my daughter and I got to stay the night in one of the train cars n Chattanooga train 🚂 station- great swimming pool there!!!
Thank You Jaw Tooth 😊 always a great catch! A Fan
Nice catch
And jaw tooth and that's cool train video brand new place ❤😊
Jaw tooth haven't heard of it before❤😊
Really cool video with lots of action! Always great to see a caboose. That bridge was massive, as you said. It made the train look like a toy train going over it! And yes, they definitely need to prune a few 🌳 🌲 so you can see the bridge from the lookout.
Thanks for watching !
That NS train was booking.
Great good video, mr Jaw Tooth.
More from Kentucky and Virginia c.q. West -Virginia. And when your back at home is there : Norfie.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Another great film brian
Thanks for the update on Shoestring
You should come in Dorval in Montreal there a lot of train there
Hey JawTooth Great video
Appreciate your hard work
Something you might want to check out
I believe that theirs a place in North Carolina
You can drive a freight engine 🚂
Good morning Jaw Tooth 😍 😊😊
😊thanks voor the amazing cool video Brian,greetings on the Familie,enjoy the weekend.👍👍👍👍 greetz:🍐Peer en Tony.🍻skol!!!
Thanks for watching ! Greetings Tony and Peerke!
Next time you're in Wilmore, go to Drake Lane to the closed bridge over the tracks. You can get a cool video of trains running in the gorge the tracks set in.
NS rat hole line pretty good video thanks jaw tooth for a great video
Thanks for explaining that "rathole" thing.
Great trains here JT. Thanks.
Thanks!
Another fine video , lots of ex - cnw grainers on first train .
Awesome JT!!!
Nice caboose. Can you go inside or is it just for display? That first train was wasting no time. Nice adrenaline rush. Nice catches. Have a happy Memorial Day 😊🌈
Awesome video👍👍
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
I see RJ Corman on the red caboose.👍
Great I love that bridge ,its a monster
Thanks for watching !
Nice Video
Was at cass railroad today saw someone that looks like you filming
Southern caboose
Nice freight trains!
Jaw Tooth,regarding the age of the bridge at High Bridge,you wouldn't happen to know when it was built,do you?
Formally dedicated in 1879, it is the first cantilever bridge constructed in the United States.
Those are smooth tracks. They must be new
Awesome video jaw tooth.
I've noticed that Norfolk Southern defect detectors do not give an axle count, unlike BNSF, and CSX which does give an axle count.
What did you do for a living. Did you work for the railroad? You are very knowledgable about trains.
I don’t know if the deal is done or if it’s held up, but reportedly NS has a 1.6 billion dollar deal to acquire the CNO&T in place.
EVRAZ is the old CF & I, now owned by Russians. Uses scrap steel instead of iron ore. Plant is in Pueblo CO
I pulled out my old Realistic PRO-30 Model 20-131UHF v Hi LO-air programmable hand-held scanner. Frequency Range: 30-54MHz, 108-136MHz, 138-174MHz, 380-512MHz Power 9Volt DC NEG. GND. Made in Japan not China. While this baby might be old, it still works properly. I also have a Bearcat 2M hand-held ham radio.
Need to go back to Lexington an flim
When I do real fanning on the NS Pittsburgh Line, I have had a harder time hearing defect detectors, and I don't know if it's because my scanner is getting old or because defect detectors are going kaput.
Cool vid
When it was Rathole in Southern days a decade in steam the engine crews had to wear gas masks because of frequent tunnels.
Imagine working on that bridge 🤔
Have you ever been to Anderson Indiana lot of train actually there