Good morning JT That first train on the bridge was rolling; seems you’ve got a lot of company with you today; I live in Virginia and pronunciation of Norfolk Southern is just fine. Thanks for the video!
Brings back a memory of 60 years ago getting down at floor level watching my Lionel Super O track move up and down every time the Santa Fe locomotive went over it.
I'm from England, where the original Norfolk is. I pronounce it Nor-foke (with the stress on the first syllable), but as far as I am concerned you can pronounce it any way you like as long as people can understand you.
And in northern England I would pronounce it nor-fuk. But it is a corruption of north folk which is closer to how you pronounce it. Given that US English branched from UK English over 250 years ago plus the influence of Webster on US vowel pronunciation yours is as good as any.
Another awesome video from Jaw Tooth. It's nice to know that there are still mechanical bells out there. No offense, but I'm not crazy about ebells but oh well, it is what it is. Going to enjoy the mechanical bells that are still out there. Have a nice day😊🌈
Terrific catches JT, and yeah that NS train was really hauling the mail over that bouncing bridge, other cool trains as well. Not sure if I could be much help in pronouncing Norfolk Southern correctly either. Another classic JT, thanks.
When I lived over on MLK Jr Blvd in Hamilton, I could always hear the trains going around that extremely tight curve area near the MOW area. And always in the early AM on certain days, could always hear Amtrak Cardinal Train buzzing thru.... That's definitely a high railfanning spot where you were at cuz I also used to live on Heaton Street and not have to go far to see the trains.... Saw the upclose of the bouncy bridge, I guessed 50 mph on radar.... Great Video Jaw Tooth.....
On 17 January 2023 you started out at the Norfolk Southern bridge that bounces. It was interesting to watch the bridge bouncing as the train crossed it. I noticed the McDonald's Arches in the background as you were waiting for the first train in Hamilton, Ohio. The McDonald's restaurant is near the new location for the Hamilton, Ohio depot that was moved. You then went over to one of your usual locations in Hamilton, Ohio near the old paper manufacturing plants. The trains that you saw this day were interesting to watch.
ChainsawN&W1218, great as always Jawtooth, really like the NS trestle were there booking and IM train with CSX run-through power You could hear the flanges on the wheels making there way around that tight curve, nice shot of CSX auto rack train diverting at the crossovers, take care Man!🇺🇲👍🛤🚂
That's neat watching those CSX engines cross over to the other line. More great live action... ahhhh yeah 👍 I thought you were pronouncing Norfolk correctly Awesome videoooooooooo !! 👍👍👍
I think that they're talking about the pronounciation of the city of Norfolk which is Nor-fuk or Nor-fik. In my opinion, the railway should be Nor-folk.
Great video JT. That NS train was bookin over bounching bridge...... looks like you had your entourage with you today. Btw your pronunciation of Norfolk is fine.... everyone is going to have a slightly different twang... doesn't make it wrong. We know what you were talking about.
I think that is the track where it used to stop traffic downtown back in the early 80s on the main east/west road,by the time I started coming back there the road went under the tracks.
Señor Jaws... to avoid pronunciation problems with the name, just think of the prissy women about the Norfolk Navy Base there in Virginia... 'They don't smoke. They don't chew. They don't drink or do anything for you... NOR--KISS, NOR--HUG, NOR--PHOLK...' I hope that helps. ... Gracias por tu sunny Saturday video. RT sends, Puebla, México.
The bouncy bridge reminds me of the advertisement showing a young girl with her finger going bouncy bouncy on her dads computer screen and suddenly he was on the phone talking to customer service of some company that the girl had run up over $100,000 worth of orders and he was in a panic about it... made me laugh.
I noticed most eastcoast intermodel trains only run two locomotives Out here in the west the average intermodel train has 4 to 6 locomotives.and they're twice as long.. Love your videos Thanks JT.👍🇺🇲
Norfolk, or Norfok. Some regional variation in the way it's pronounced is inevitable. Whether you pronounce it with the 'L' or without, both are correct, depending on where you're from. We in the UK tend to go for the one without the 'L' pronounced. But Hell, we're British - You're thousands of miles away. Who really cares or is genuinely affected by how it's pronounced? As long as we understand what you're saying, Right? You are fine the way you say it so don't listen to those "Purists" who think their way is right. Love your videos, Brian. Keep 'em comin'.
Norfolk sounds good to me. If you live in the deep south it will sound different. Remember in the USA you can drive 100 miles and hear the accents change.
EXCELLENT JOB ON THE VIDEO THANK YOU JT FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT I APPRECIATE IT AND YOU HAVE A GOOD DAY TODAY BE SAFE AND CAREFUL PLEASE. JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS 👌
Jim: I grew up around Philadelphia still remember the reading, Pennsylvania Penn central RR used to watch them on the west Trenton cut off in fort Washington
Excellent good video, mr Jaw Tooth. By the first train you say that you had the radardetector with you and my brain says: why mister JT the speed is 47 mp/ h. O.k. you measured 45 mp/h i was 2 mp/h wrong But then in Hamilton Ohio that train from CSX man that is great 4 great diesel beasts on the front. And than the NS graintrain was the train loaded? Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸
Na--folk, or nal---folk. I lived there for many years. We use a Southern Draw to speak the word "Norfolk". Foreigners use all letters to pronounce, lol.
No wonder there's so many trains derail in USA. They pull that entire load with two lead units and units in distribution of the massive consist.. I surprised it doesn't pull itself right off the track in that curve.
I am the conductor up there on the 3370 at 12:30, cool video
The bouncing bridge. That should be a Song!
Good morning
Morning😊
Good morning JT That first train on the bridge was rolling; seems you’ve got a lot of company with you today; I live in Virginia and pronunciation of Norfolk Southern is just fine. Thanks for the video!
Morning!
Bouncing Betty is an awesome, animated bridge!
I see why you call it the bouncy bridge! TEAM NORFIE!
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo et très bon week-end ! 🖐🖐👍🙏
Merci beaucoup 👍😊
@@JawTooth 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Magnificent catches of the train coming by and pass, I like it 5 stars, keep up the great work, my friend, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth my pleasure, mate, keep up.
@@JawTooth i just posted a new video yesterday, hope you enjoy it.
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They really need to shim that bridge
Maybe on purpose
Blue sky under running long the container train . Beautiful seen , I'm very glad . Thank you very much .
Many thanks!😊
Good morning to you, JT! Awesome video man!
Thanks! You too!😊
Thanks for the morning treat, enjoyed it much. Thanks JT!
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Brings back a memory of 60 years ago getting down at floor level watching my Lionel Super O track move up and down every time the Santa Fe locomotive went over it.
Nice trains JT this morning lots cars or trucks and very tight curves and beautiful beautiful buildings awesome ❤
An all unit train day.. Good variety without JT freezing and its was sunny. Everything came together which is the type of the dispatchers also love
Well said
Hi Jaw Tooth!
Happy Saturday my friend!
That first train going over the bridge. That train was really booking!
Have a great weekend!!
Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there. 👍 😀
Thanks, will do!
@@JawTooth Your very welcome sir.
They had CSX trains running on Norfolk Southern and Norfolk Southern trains running on CSX. It sounds as if they are turning into one railroad.
Teeter tooter ....yahoooo. great catches sir ..we enjoyed !
Thanks 👍😊
I'm from England, where the original Norfolk is. I pronounce it Nor-foke (with the stress on the first syllable), but as far as I am concerned you can pronounce it any way you like as long as people can understand you.
And in northern England I would pronounce it nor-fuk. But it is a corruption of north folk which is closer to how you pronounce it. Given that US English branched from UK English over 250 years ago plus the influence of Webster on US vowel pronunciation yours is as good as any.
Another awesome video from Jaw Tooth. It's nice to know that there are still mechanical bells out there. No offense, but I'm not crazy about ebells but oh well, it is what it is. Going to enjoy the mechanical bells that are still out there. Have a nice day😊🌈
Thank you very much!😊
Good morning and amazing videos Jaw tooth keep up the good work
Seeing that bridge flex is interesting. Great footage as always!
I loved that tight curve, thanks for the video
Hi hope the weather is warmer for you today
Terrific catches JT, and yeah that NS train was really hauling the mail over that bouncing bridge, other cool trains as well. Not sure if I could be much help in pronouncing Norfolk Southern correctly either. Another classic JT, thanks.
I enjoyed that video👍👍
Thanks 👍
12:19 amazing footage my friend! Have a nice day!
Thanks, you too!😊
Every time you film at the bouncy bridge, I thank the Lord you haven't witnessed a disaster!
When I lived over on MLK Jr Blvd in Hamilton, I could always hear the trains going around that extremely tight curve area near the MOW area. And always in the early AM on certain days, could always hear Amtrak Cardinal Train buzzing thru.... That's definitely a high railfanning spot where you were at cuz I also used to live on Heaton Street and not have to go far to see the trains.... Saw the upclose of the bouncy bridge, I guessed 50 mph on radar.... Great Video Jaw Tooth.....
Could you crack some walnuts under that bridge sometime?
I will try that lol😊😅
Wow! That CSX train came fast. Yep, it was over 40 mph! Nice capture. Thanks.
Thanks for watching😊
Great job as always thanks. Chris from England
On 17 January 2023 you started out at the Norfolk Southern bridge that bounces. It was interesting to watch the bridge bouncing as the train crossed it. I noticed the McDonald's Arches in the background as you were waiting for the first train in Hamilton, Ohio. The McDonald's restaurant is near the new location for the Hamilton, Ohio depot that was moved. You then went over to one of your usual locations in Hamilton, Ohio near the old paper manufacturing plants. The trains that you saw this day were interesting to watch.
Engineer is doing well getting his shipment to its destination
Love the bouncy bridge. Waiting for something to bounce off!
Lol 😂
Good morning jaw tooth, awesome live action.
Great video JT!
🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸
Thanks 👍😊
That bridge is like a see-saw.
Nor-folk is how you pronounce Norfolk.
...!MAN DO I ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL JAW TOOTH......IT'S GREAT...I MEAN IT SINCERELY BROS.!!!...
Nor-Folk, ❤ Hamilton, that second video at the curve was a nice view,as was the paper Mill shot. Lot of railfan’s out too
ChainsawN&W1218, great as always Jawtooth, really like the NS trestle were there booking and IM train with CSX run-through power You could hear the flanges on the wheels making there way around that tight curve, nice shot of CSX auto rack train diverting at the crossovers, take care Man!🇺🇲👍🛤🚂
Nice catches. That horn sounds like a k5la on that NS engine. I like the sound of it. Great video!
Thanks!😊
That's neat watching those CSX engines cross over to the other line.
More great live action... ahhhh yeah 👍
I thought you were pronouncing Norfolk correctly
Awesome videoooooooooo !! 👍👍👍
😊i see a lot of beautyful background paintings,mine compliments for here,greetz:🍐Peer.
I think that they're talking about the pronounciation of the city of Norfolk which is Nor-fuk or Nor-fik. In my opinion, the railway should be Nor-folk.
Great video Jaw thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Great video JT. That NS train was bookin over bounching bridge...... looks like you had your entourage with you today. Btw your pronunciation of Norfolk is fine.... everyone is going to have a slightly different twang... doesn't make it wrong. We know what you were talking about.
Hey jaw tooth cool trains. Live action. Keep the videos coming son. Have a great railroad day 🙋♀️
It seem as though a lot of those grain cars have had some attempt to remove the old graffitti, prior to new graffitti being applied.
You're pronouncing Norfolk Southern ok Mr JT. I like your videos. Thanks.
Cool, thanks😊
That train is bookin'
I like very much how you great locations to film and your in the right spot at the time great video thanks jaw tooth
Glad you like them!🎉
Love ur camerawork man! Good video Brian
Appreciate it!😊
Boy that train was going fast. Even blurry. Seemed faster than 45.
Norfolk , like howdy ''folks'' but that's just me ... Good live action Son ... Mr String has a new vid out today as well ... Railfans rule !!!
I'm late to the party.However and as usual watched from beginning to end, thumbs up, and a comment.Thanks for sharing your fine catches.
Thanks for watching
The wagon paint is unique😍 by Train lover🤓
Thought those grainers would never end. You really know the best location to flim. I like when you go to out of the way locations like creek beds.
Glad you enjoyed
Excellent video JT!!
Thanks!😊🎉
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!
🤔ohoh,the wobbeling bridge,😊
Awesome video but wait there’s more 👍😎❄️🚂🇺🇸❄️
For sure!
I love stacktrains. Like a two story tall moving wall.
Pretty crazy when one of someone's favorite places are down in a creek bed. That's a neat location. Lots of live action in this one..
You got that right!
Nice video Jaw Tooth 👍🇺🇸
Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🙂
Excellent video work. Question, did you require I pm you? thank you for all you do.
I think that is the track where it used to stop traffic downtown back in the early 80s on the main east/west road,by the time I started coming back there the road went under the tracks.
Reminds me of Suffolk VA
Wow - 4 engine lashup on an autorack! That is unusual :)
Indeed it is!😊
Amazing railway video!
Thank you very much!😊🎉
Sure like when using speed gun, adds accuracy to the element . The second video was great also
Another good day on the high iron!
You got that right!😊🎉
Nice catches Brian!
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Awesome catches JT you just know where to find the trains, thank you for all you do.brother. 👍👌😇
You are very welcome😊
Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
You say “Norfolk” just fine. My Mother was born there and your pronunciation is just like hers…
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
wow, a bit long curve there.
Great Catches!
thanks
You're welcome!
Señor Jaws... to avoid pronunciation problems with the name, just think of the prissy women about the Norfolk Navy Base there in Virginia... 'They don't smoke. They don't chew. They don't drink or do anything for you... NOR--KISS, NOR--HUG, NOR--PHOLK...' I hope that helps. ... Gracias por tu sunny Saturday video. RT sends, Puebla, México.
Good video Jawtooth
Thanks!😊🎉
Thank a conductor to deliver your goods
The bouncy bridge reminds me of the advertisement showing a young girl with her finger going bouncy bouncy on her dads computer screen and suddenly he was on the phone talking to customer service of some company that the girl had run up over $100,000 worth of orders and he was in a panic about it... made me laugh.
I noticed most eastcoast intermodel trains only run two locomotives
Out here in the west the average intermodel train has 4 to 6 locomotives.and they're twice as long.. Love your videos Thanks JT.👍🇺🇲
Interesting!
Norfolk, or Norfok. Some regional variation in the way it's pronounced is inevitable. Whether you pronounce it with the 'L' or without, both are correct, depending on where you're from. We in the UK tend to go for the one without the 'L' pronounced. But Hell, we're British - You're thousands of miles away. Who really cares or is genuinely affected by how it's pronounced? As long as we understand what you're saying, Right? You are fine the way you say it so don't listen to those "Purists" who think their way is right. Love your videos, Brian. Keep 'em comin'.
Thank you for the information! sounds good to me
Norfolk sounds good to me. If you live in the deep south it will sound different. Remember in the USA you can drive 100 miles and hear the accents change.
EXCELLENT JOB ON THE VIDEO THANK YOU JT FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT I APPRECIATE IT AND YOU HAVE A GOOD DAY TODAY BE SAFE AND CAREFUL PLEASE. JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS 👌
Thanks, you too!😊
Jim:
I grew up around Philadelphia still remember the reading, Pennsylvania Penn central RR used to watch them on the west Trenton cut off in fort Washington
Love watching them come around the curve and switching tracks!!! Great video!!!
Thanks 👍
Hey JawTooth
Another AWESOME video
It would be awesome 👍
If you could catch a ride
In an freight engine cab
Maybe one day!
@@JawTooth 👍👍👍👍👍
I think it would be interesting to use the radar gun on the slow trains also just to see how slow they are really going.
Reminds me of the old college cheer
Norfolk Norfolk
We don't drink
We don't smoke
Norfolk
Good video jawtooth
Thanks!😊
@@JawTooth ur w
Excellent good video, mr Jaw Tooth.
By the first train you say that you had the radardetector with you and my brain says: why mister JT the speed is 47 mp/ h. O.k. you measured 45 mp/h i was 2 mp/h wrong
But then in Hamilton Ohio that train from CSX man that is great 4 great diesel beasts on the front. And than the NS graintrain was the train loaded?
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸
I can't get over the length of these train's.
Na--folk, or nal---folk. I lived there for many years. We use a Southern Draw to speak the word "Norfolk". Foreigners use all letters to pronounce, lol.
Interesting to see the amount of flexing "about 1"", on a bridge witch doesn't have a big span.
No wonder there's so many trains derail in USA. They pull that entire load with two lead units and units in distribution of the massive consist.. I surprised it doesn't pull itself right off the track in that curve.
The train u measured on the bridge looks a bit slower than some of the others u have seen there.