2 Trains Passing Under Me While On A Bridge! Gigantic Freight Train Passes Steel Train, Big Trains!
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- 2 Trains Passing As Seen From Above! These trains are passing on the Norfolk Southern Railroad main line between Chattanooga and Cincinnati. Look how cool they look from above! A huge mixed freight train that "emptied the yard" meets a steel roll train while I was at the perfect spot. We also see a railroad crossing on a steep grade in Walton, Kentucky on the same NS line. The trains passing are at Crittenden, Kentucky. Railroad maintenance was going on just north of here where private contractors were working with NS crews to replace private driveway crossings around MP 25 on the NS Rathole Line. Every train that came through had to get permission to pass the area over the radio so it was easy to know when a train was approaching. There are also several defect detectors in the area and all communications were on `160.950. I heard both trains on the radio so I figured I could get a cool video from the bridge just south of the construction zone. That worked out pretty well so I went to Wendy's after that and a little while later heard another train asking for permission to pass going southbound. I always wanted to film at that railroad crossing in Walton, Kentucky because it is on a steep grade with curves at both ends. There is a graveyard right next to the crossing so I checked out some of the 1800s head stones while waiting for the train. The crossing is at about the MP 21 area just south of a defect detector at MP 20. I could also pick up a DD at MP 14 from this location. Also included is an up to date video of the kitten and Chessie. Filmed October 14, 2021.
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Jaw Tooth
Thanks!
That’s a really cute kitten got a male black cat just like it
I really enjoy all of your (close-up) videos shot around the Greater Cincinnati area! The videos running through residential neighborhoods, trestles etc. are splendid!🎃
Four leggers always make my day! ..............and THANKS for the train video, Mr. Tooth!
Glad you like them!
That is Cool! Good timing!!
I think so too!
Very cool dual live action 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome intermodal too !
Thanks for the visit
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do!
Gigantic! This is the appropriate qualifier for this very long freight train pulled by three locomotives. I counted a total of 167 cars, of which 149 carry containers, which makes 298 containers. Truly an impressive convoy!
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They cleared the yard for that one. Quiet crossing too.
Ah, but wait -- there's less! 🤣 At least three of the container cars only had one container.
Oh, wait, you probably mean the third train. In that case, there's more! Several of the cars were carrying three containers.
Nice flat on one set of wheels on the first long train -and the second train was close on a -they emptied the yard fir that one !! Chessie's wanting to puke if eating grass and Norfolk coming along fine Jawtooth ! Looks like everybody's doing fine these days !! Nice video -Nice family !!!
Regards
Cool, thanks!
E VISTO VIDEOS DE TRENES DE MUCHOS PAISES, PERO COMO LOS DE ESTADOS UNIDOS NINGUNO, SON IMPRECIONANTES DE VERDAD.
Excellent videos as always .... Love the shots of the dogs and cat...man that cat getting big.... Anytime a dog or cat eat grass. Is too throw up that fur the ingest especially the cat .. My cat eats grass all the time when she lays in the front yard
Is “Gigantic” Similar to a “Monster” Train ? Thanks to Precision Scheduled Railroading (PSR).🤪👎
Yes, and they are getting too big. I would rather have more normal treins instead of a few monster trains
Norfie seems to be a bit of a ham as she seemed to perk up and get a bit more active when the camera moves in.
Kind of get the feeling that those coil steel rolls will be making their way back the other way in one of those auto racks.
Bet you are right about that. They could be heading for the Toyota plant in Georgetown, but then again maybe the VW plant in Chattanooga.
You captured the Doppler effect again! Really cool😎
Nice pink ballast by the church Crossing
It is a popular theory is that dogs eat grass to help with upset stomachs or gas. While eating grass can induce vomiting, fewer than 25% of dogs throw up after eating grass and evidence from pet owners suggests that fewer than 10% of dogs seemed to be sick in the first place before grazing.
Cool stuff, all 3 trains had 3 engines each!
Thanks! Have a great weekend Mike!
@@JawTooth Thanks Jaw Tooth you have a good one too!
Hi Wide World of trains
@@BF-qt2wp Hello
@@WideWorldofTrains Have a great weekend 😀👍
My cat used to eat grass too. Sweet little kitty. Mine was black too. He had been abused when he came to us. Him and I had a very strong bond. I probably spoiled him, but he received more love from me than wherever he lived before. Still miss my baby
I admired the way Brians daughter handled young Norfie.
The right way up.😎🤠👍👌😷
Kentucky has long trains, but good! Kitty and Jesse so cute
Thanks for the video son!!!! Another good one!
It is amusing that the Chessie was a cat. Good catches and live animal action at the end.
Thanks Ed!
those trains passing each other was really cool, you find the best stuff to show us, thanks
Glad you like them!
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Thanks Fabian! Tomorrow I have a video of a train going by me and then another one going by before I turn off the camera. I was in the middle of two tracks and a train went by on both just a minute apart
There should be a lot more container trains now that our ship yards have gone to 24 7 operations.
Wonderful to be on top of the trains very fun to watch. Thanks.
Many thanks!
😮👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 the uncommon view from above! Thanks for sharing about your family! Thanks Mr. Jaw Tooth!!
Any time!
Wow! What a sight that was. Really cool! Thanks The kids and animals are so cute. Norfie is growing fast!
There are multiple reason's why railfanning from above is cool, but our favorite is the face full of diesel fumes you get!! My grandson and I both agree there should be a women's perfume called "Ode de Diesel"!! Love at 1st smell!
Another great catch JT!
Thanks for sharing!
Morning jawtooth hope you enjoy your weekend and awesome video sir
Thanks! You too!
@@JawTooth your welcome and thank you
Awesome video Jaw Tooth Narfees getting big!!! That was a long train let's get the supply chain moving!!!!
Yes indeed!
No bs Brian, you are hitting the ball out of the park with your extensive rr Live Action coverage!
Thanks Tom!
Nice catch on the twofer. Looking down to boot.
Setting a high mark for your videos,SPECTACULAR! Beautiful girls!!
Thank You Jaw Tooth as always a very enjoyable video show Son and the live stock are also neat to watch Pet's are great to share life with!
Thanks again!
When your cat blinks at you, blink back, they like it. Woo!
Cool! I will try that
186 cars..trains are way to long...
I agree. That should be two trains
Great video, Jaw Tooth! I really liked the train meet from the bridge! It is nice to get a top view of a train. Thank you for documenting these trains for us and uploading this video!
Yeah the meet was “cool. I hope they get the coils delivered before they get rained on. Customer wouldn’t want rusty coil’s. Great video thank you.
I hope so too
Can't do them much harm. It rains all the time in the UK but we transport coil uncovered. Having said that, the difference is probably that coil never needs to be on a train for more than a few hours in the UK, since England is only a little larger than Ohio, Scotland is the same but is nearly all rural, Wales is small and Northern Ireland's on a different railway system.
It’s going to sit in the drop off at the customers yard and unloaded setting next to other rolls that have been unloaded waiting to go into the mill to make final product.
What you see uncovered is not what’s going to be the end of it.
Nice
Thanks!
Great Saturday night..Made a Chef Boyardee pizza to eat while watching Jaw Tooth's new video..The pizza was good and the video.. AWESOME!! The Wonderful World of Jaw Tooth.. THX Brother...This happens very weekend for me with your videos..
Hi Brian! Nice video to watch on a Saturday morning with a cup of coffee ☕️…. Err…. I should say large mug of coffee due to the length of trains in this video.
Sounds great!
Gosh Dern !!!!!!!!! . ON that last train video,, How can 3 locomotive pull such a loooong train ??????? Wow kitty cat getting big / and Chessie is looking good
Jaw you should make a T shirt with "But Wait There's More" with a picture of "UP'S BigBoy" below it
That happens quite frequently in downtown Flagstaff, AZ.
Hey Jaw Tooth. What was your occupation before you became famous? That cat sure knew where to go starving and stinky. Great work!
I worked for a health department as an inspector
Found exactly you were standing on the Dixie Highway with google maps. Right by the pet supply store. That’s “Cool”.
YOU ARE TRULY #1 IN VIDEO POSTS !! YOUR ALWAYS 10 -15 STEPS AHEAD OF THESE OTHER PEOPLE THAT POST ... THEY CAN'T EVEN COMPETE WITH YOU.. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORKM
Wow, that is awesome and thanks for your support!
Good one Son 🚂🚂🚂 🎸🎸🎸
Talk about being at the right place at the right time… nice catch son !!!
Terrific video !! 👍👍👍
There was only 30 cars of coil steel on that train which would be 4,245 tons if each car was maxed out. Each car should be around 140 tons each, the max is 141.5. On flat ground one of those engines could pull that train at 50 to 60 MPH. But the ruling grade could be the reason for that much power.
We ran on fairly flat territory In most of Louisiana. With 1, yes one, horsepower per ton we could run around 50 MPH and make it over the Huey P. Long Bridge, that has a 1.25 % grade. That means for every 100 feet forward the bridge gains 1.25 feet in elevation. It is one of the longest railroad bridges in the world at almost 5 miles. It is just a few miles up the Mississippi River from New Orleans.
Brian, did you see that crash in Oklahoma between a passenger train & truck & trailer of motorvehicles !
That made national television on Sunday night as far away as my native New Zealand. Safety First !
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Another great video. Thanks for the video. 👍😊🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it
Some you win...and some you really win. That was real special. You could wait months and years for a video like that.
That WAS really cool!
Hard to get shot,well done.
Bet it felt like an earthquake
Thanks for watching!
Happy Gentlemen's Day to you, Brian! Your shows are as bright as your work. I wish I were there with you watching those trains, but I am all the way up here in the City of New York. I am too far away from the main scene of railroad action. How are your doggies doing? How is the kitty doing?
I love the Doplas effect as the train passes and I would guess that having many road/rail crossings that it places a speed restriction on the locos ?..VK6GIA
Keep an eye on your black cat especially this close to Halloween. Love the trains
Thanks!
Jaw tooth take a Poll.
what is the Best looking engine paint scheme?
have seen many videos with Northfolk/southern paint jobs.
I have seen a few of their engines come thru my central illinois town. I have to say that they are ugly. they seem to be painted with the idea that they are going to get dirty and why clean them?
I like the Iowa interstate engine paint scheme. it is bright, has the colors of both uni and state schools. it is just nice to look at. As colorful as it is, it has enough black in it to hide most of the dirt.
CP has a nice timeless scheme.
I have once seen a Boston purple line train in the midwest. that was cool.
UP does a fine job with its engines.
CSX is Ok as well.
I hate Northfolk/ southern paint scheme.
They look dingy when they could look sharp.
What is your favorite or least favorite paint job on an engine?
Two trains from the overpass was neat! And first time I've seen the cat not act like she was starving!
Awesome video!
Thanks!
1st.train don't know; 2nd 33; (can't count two trains at same time lol); 3rd 168 !!
👍🏻🚂🐕 Chessie shouldn’t eat the grass. Loved the video thank you
Thanks for watching!
You aught to go to Euston, London UK. . . They sometimes have three trains passing each other.
Always good to see you Jaw Tooth... stay well my friend! Great to see the kids happy. That cat showed up just in time for Halloween! You did a great thing taking him in and he looks really healthy now and so is my friend Jessie! Great clip! Happy Halloween to all of ya!
no wonder these container trains are so long, major backlog at the ports, they’re thinking of operating the ports 24/7.
Great video JT! Two trains passing each other and that monster IM unit. I liked seeing all that American rolled steel heading south, that train had some poundage on it. Lots of great radio traffic with each train. I always like to see the dogs and Norfie at the end. She is so filled with feline attitude. Looking forward to the next one. Have a great day.
Another GREAT VIDEO
Nice work catching two trains
From the bridge
I thought the rule was
One train had to stop to let the other pass
Once in awhile. I read a railroad modeling magazine
There is a school out West
That one can attend
And learn how to be a train engineer
If the logjam at our coastal ports ever begins to break, I have to think that will keep every railroad busy.
Thanks for the share JT. Hit the like button folks!! see ya on the next one!
I appreciate it Bobby!
Great post as always including Home shots lol
Always!
Two trains pass under you while they are on a bridge! You must have mighty long legs (or stilts)!
Nice meet.
My friend double load seems to be more popular for resources we want need perfect I can hear them talking about making there rounding I watch to see awesome bogs Cats super interesting jaw tooth
If a coupler brook on that long one it would have been a long walk for the conductor lol
It would take hours to fix it and jam up the whole line. I saw something similar happen on CSX in LaGrange when they had a problem car that had to be set out
jawtooth sir your channel followers would love you to record your jaw tooth videos safely from a lot of train overpasses.(regularly)
A CSX train came thru Anderson
Indiana today with 3 engines up
front and about 70 cars then the
DPU and another 40 to 45 container
well cars!!! CSX put signs on their
crossings warning of longer trains!!
Nice catch JT, you definitely get around!!!!
Very cool! I need to get over there to Anderson and check it out
@@JawTooth It was going east thru Anderson Yard and crossed
Scatterfield road on its way toward
Muncie Indiana!!!
First train was l-o-n-g, mixed freight and quite colorful! Thank you!. Third train was longer.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video 🚄🚄👍
Glad you enjoyed it Brian!
MUY BUEN DIA SABADO, GRACIAS JAW TOOTH.
Thanks for watching!
I thought that right hand running was the norm in the States or are there exceptions? Can you clarify please.
Wow!! Awesome live action. 14000 footer intermodal!!! Not recreated by the Jawtooth subsidiary, Jawtooth Animations either, by what I can tell. WEEEEEEEE!!!
You are correct, it is real live action based on a true story!
Wow, so many products ravelling on those big trains!
Yes indeed!
AWESOME capture Jaw Tooth
American train is pawarful ! Thank you .
Thanks for watching my videos on the other side of the world!
Is there any possibility’s they are aluminium rolls?
That was a really cool video Jawtooth. Loved it. 👍👍👍❤️
It looks as though NS, at least, is doing its best to clear out the container traffic jam in the Port of Los Angeles!
Keep them coming, JT.
I did see a lot of containers moving
Cool catch on the doubles.
That was a long train only to have triples pulling. I was expecting a DPU some where.
Dogs eat grass to throw up only rarely. They need fiber in their diet to help digest food. That's why they eat grass. Check your dog food for fiber content. The older the dog the more fiber they need.
Also, table scraps are the worst thing for animals. Will cause all kids of health problems.
Take care and safe travels.
Cool and thanks for the info!
Is there any good reason why freight seem to run at a snails pace-no wonder it takes so long for merchandise to get delivered
On those passing trains,why does one track look like wooden ties and the other cement? Was one of them a long siding?
Nice
Thanks for watching!
Wow!! Gigantic is an understatement!! All those trains combined in length looks like it could cross America!! Two trains are very colorful, curious,what were those humongous spools on top of the second train? Awesome footage,pretty scenery,and the kitty is a perfect Halloween cat,hope chessie is ok, thanks jaw tooth ,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍up!🚂🚂🚂
Steel coil strip
Yeah, that train at Church Street took about 5 minutes to pass, and it was moving at a pretty good clip.
Looks like the subscriber odometer is about to rollover to 150K, congrats!!
Fantastic train catches! You're putting in the work and it shows!
Thank you very much!
Clip 2: someone has a lot of switching to do in the future.
Great overhead shots! I love to hear the sound of the engines as they pass underneath - sound of power :) That intermodal was long - I thought it needed a DPU! Let's tell NS that and see what they do :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
They’re probably not dealing with too steep of grades to need one for extra power and dynamic braking
Even without top speed still a great meet. The unit coil train looks even better from the top. Easy to see the need for 3 units with that weight. The other train with the unique if its all beaded that way put it together mix of auto tacks covered hoppers and containers. Empty that yard!
Thanks 👍
There was only 30 cars of coil steel on that train which would be 4,245 tons if each car was maxed out. Each car should be around 140 tons each, the max is 141.5. On flat ground one of those engines could pull that train at 50 to 60 MPH. But the ruling grade could be the reason for that much power.
We ran on fairly flat territory In most of Louisiana. With 1, yes one, horsepower per ton we could run around 50 MPH and make it over the Huey P. Long Bridge, that has a 1.25 % grade. That means for every 100 feet forward the bridge gains 1.25 feet in elevation. It is one of the longest railroad bridges in the world at almost 5 miles. It is just a few miles up the Mississippi River from New Orleans.
@@billmorris2613 good perspective. I remember Conrail had some "hot" steel trains from a mill to a galvanizing line then to an auto plant. Of course the opposite was the MILW RD which over 3 winters struggled to get coil's off the EJ&E 80 miles to AO Smith where they made auto frames. Many days just in time delivery was a matter of minutes. One of my favorites photos is circa 1975 shot by a friend hoboing on the SP as 2 U33C climb the Huey Long bridge shot out a boxcars door in a hazy sunset. That bridge is some real US iron and almost every angle looks fantastic
Paul Bergen It’s a very interesting bridge. But a lot safer for the cars since it was rebuilt with three lanes plus a shoulder in each direction with their own superstructure. The new superstructure is 3 to 4 times wider than it was. The railroad part was not changed very much. Before the improvements the auto portion was just hung on the sides of the railroad bridge. With just two narrow lanes and no shoulders in each direction. When I would be waiting for a route off the bridge, up near the crest just outside of the superstructure, every time an 18 wheeler would go by us it felt like we were in an earthquake.