Huckleberry Railroad Steam Trains - CoasterFan2105
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Date: 2022-05-12
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Roy
The trestle in several shots and at 15: 57 is the caps and stringers from what was called the -ZOO TRESTLE- when I was there between 1979 and 1983. It was a ballasted deck trestle when I was there. Thankfully they did not include the caboose on any of those trains. I did not notice Car No. 8 in the group but it is a Kimball Car Co. car from about 1877 or so from the Northwestern Pacific and the OR&N out of Reno, Nevada before that line was standard-gauged. Car No. 40 was originally a standard gauge car; there are two sets of bolsters under it. Car No. 260 was built new by the Burnham shops for the Rio Grande Southern with used trucks and the only new car they ever had. Cars 306 & 320 were from the Antonito to Santa Fe line. Car No. 316 was added after I left. Car No. 100 was a business car from the Zacataos RR in Mexico.
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The trestle in several shots and at 15: 57 is the caps and stringers from what was called the -ZOO TRESTLE- when I was there between 1979 and 1983. It was a ballasted deck trestle when I was there. Thankfully they did not include the caboose on any of those trains. I did not notice Car No. 8 in the group but it is a Kimball Car Co. car from about 1877 or so from the Northwestern Pacific and the OR&N out of Reno, Nevada before that line was standard-gauged. Car No. 40 was originally a standard gauge car; there are two sets of bolsters under it. Car No. 260 was built new by the Burnham shops for the Rio Grande Southern with used trucks and the only new car they ever had. Cars 306 & 320 were from the Antonito to Santa Fe line. Car No. 316 was added after I left. Car No. 100 was a business car from the Zacataos RR in Mexico.
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ghostface152
This is my home state-s staple aside from the Great Lakes everyone who-s ever been a kid and lived in genesee county has spent at least most of their childhood at this place primarily for the trains which are the main attraction obviously you got these steamers decorated for Halloween and Christmas and you got the diesel one which is the primary train that-s run as the steam engines only run on Saturday and Sunday between Labor Day weekend and Memorial Day weekend
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This is my home state-s staple aside from the Great Lakes everyone who-s ever been a kid and lived in genesee county has spent at least most of their childhood at this place primarily for the trains which are the main attraction obviously you got these steamers decorated for Halloween and Christmas and you got the diesel one which is the primary train that-s run as the steam engines only run on Saturday and Sunday between Labor Day weekend and Memorial Day weekend
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RadioGoodGuy
Excellent Mike. Loved your comments. On video you've caught the greatness of this train. I owe my greater interest in rail, especially steam - to a recently deceased friend, Gene. I needed to credit him. He loved steam engines the absolute best. This train is such a majestic beauty, especially with two locomotives with billowing steam! They're like art!
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Excellent Mike. Loved your comments. On video you've caught the greatness of this train. I owe my greater interest in rail, especially steam - to a recently deceased friend, Gene. I needed to credit him. He loved steam engines the absolute best. This train is such a majestic beauty, especially with two locomotives with billowing steam! They're like art!
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Dale
They are both little monsters. Very nicely proportioned for narrow gauge, great steam whistles and engineers who know how to play 'em. Love the ghostly wail of properly maintained steam whistles which seem to sound better in cold, crisp air. Are the cars original or reproductions? Very professional video. Thanks.
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They are both little monsters. Very nicely proportioned for narrow gauge, great steam whistles and engineers who know how to play 'em. Love the ghostly wail of properly maintained steam whistles which seem to sound better in cold, crisp air. Are the cars original or reproductions? Very professional video. Thanks.
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-Iammayaroblox-
I love both 152 and 464. Last time I saw them both was in the 2019 photo charter. I hope the huckleberry railroad will be operating this but we just have to see. Also thanks for uploading this. Also another railroad in Michigan the little river railroad. One day you should go there.
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I love both 152 and 464. Last time I saw them both was in the 2019 photo charter. I hope the huckleberry railroad will be operating this but we just have to see. Also thanks for uploading this. Also another railroad in Michigan the little river railroad. One day you should go there.
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Duggins
i just love the 464 it is an amazing engine with a great history one fact about it at crossroads is it is so heavy that it has actually bent the rails if you have ever been to crossroads you know the section of track in question
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i just love the 464 it is an amazing engine with a great history one fact about it at crossroads is it is so heavy that it has actually bent the rails if you have ever been to crossroads you know the section of track in question
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Matt
Used to go there all the time for day out with Thomas and Halloween trick or treating only living about 35 miles out from there, i miss it! I want to go back sometime and check out the Christmas lights.
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Used to go there all the time for day out with Thomas and Halloween trick or treating only living about 35 miles out from there, i miss it! I want to go back sometime and check out the Christmas lights.
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Will-s
Awesome video! I want to check out that place. The one place you need to check out is the St Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad in Jackson, MO!
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Awesome video! I want to check out that place. The one place you need to check out is the St Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad in Jackson, MO!
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Logan
Yknow, once the border reopens, you should head to British Columbia to film trains there. We-ve got great railroads and beautiful views.
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Yknow, once the border reopens, you should head to British Columbia to film trains there. We-ve got great railroads and beautiful views.
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Robin
Superb motion photography: the vestiges of a bygone era. Some say that parts of it may return as resource depletion gets worse.
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Superb motion photography: the vestiges of a bygone era. Some say that parts of it may return as resource depletion gets worse.
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