Santa Fe Bluebonnet BNSF 181 GP60 Locomotive - CoasterFan2105
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Date: 2022-05-12
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ModMokkaMatti
As a(n increasingly rare) native Western Washingtonian, I was born and raised in the South Puget Sound (Tacoma area, but spent my early/mid-'90s Uni years up north in Whatcom County, living in Bellingham. Back in my WWU Viking days, one of my favourite hangouts in -the 'ham- was Boulevard Park, situated along Bellingham Bay, that I could easily walk to from my apartment. Once there at the park, I could either stand on the pedestrian bridge overhead, or stretch out on a big boulder along the shore, and watch the various consists roll past. I certainly like the traditional Warbonnet livery, and the freight-derived blue/yellow version still looks sharp, standing out in an ocean of units in their Great Northern-derived scheme. This was a great video to see, since it's been going on 15 years since I was last up that way. Thanks for providing a current look at what's going on in a part of my state that I miss exploring, and would like to return to someday.
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As a(n increasingly rare) native Western Washingtonian, I was born and raised in the South Puget Sound (Tacoma area, but spent my early/mid-'90s Uni years up north in Whatcom County, living in Bellingham. Back in my WWU Viking days, one of my favourite hangouts in -the 'ham- was Boulevard Park, situated along Bellingham Bay, that I could easily walk to from my apartment. Once there at the park, I could either stand on the pedestrian bridge overhead, or stretch out on a big boulder along the shore, and watch the various consists roll past. I certainly like the traditional Warbonnet livery, and the freight-derived blue/yellow version still looks sharp, standing out in an ocean of units in their Great Northern-derived scheme. This was a great video to see, since it's been going on 15 years since I was last up that way. Thanks for providing a current look at what's going on in a part of my state that I miss exploring, and would like to return to someday.
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Some
Managed to catch 3 bluebonnets on a power move. One of the units (From what I could see, were all GP60s) had a single number, 6, while the rest were faded. Seems like the 6 was put over its original roadnumber.
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Managed to catch 3 bluebonnets on a power move. One of the units (From what I could see, were all GP60s) had a single number, 6, while the rest were faded. Seems like the 6 was put over its original roadnumber.
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Owen
Dang coaster you keep finding trains I've seen up here in Whatcom county I'm a Bellinghamtser and keep seeing videos of your trains here in Whatcom (I hope I get my comment pinned by coaster one day: C)
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Dang coaster you keep finding trains I've seen up here in Whatcom county I'm a Bellinghamtser and keep seeing videos of your trains here in Whatcom (I hope I get my comment pinned by coaster one day: C)
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Mark-MRL8757
Great video, but it raises a question, if 161 runs trains back and forth between Everett and Custer do they turn the lash up around on the wye in Custer. Every time its in the lead.
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Great video, but it raises a question, if 161 runs trains back and forth between Everett and Custer do they turn the lash up around on the wye in Custer. Every time its in the lead.
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Steven
Mike, Hi. I watched a lot of your steam engine videos. I noticed most engines are followed by a modern locomotive. Why is this, and are they in neutral? Thanks, from Buffalo,
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Mike, Hi. I watched a lot of your steam engine videos. I noticed most engines are followed by a modern locomotive. Why is this, and are they in neutral? Thanks, from Buffalo,
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Yard
Your PNW videos make me homesick, but I love them. I especially like 12: 15 in front of the Chrysalis Inn. We stayed there often and it was my favorite place to railfan.
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Your PNW videos make me homesick, but I love them. I especially like 12: 15 in front of the Chrysalis Inn. We stayed there often and it was my favorite place to railfan.
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Rockville
Nice video Mike! A relative of mine saw old Trains like Bluebonnets and Warbonnets when he was younger. I loved listening to his story. Great seeing this video!
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Nice video Mike! A relative of mine saw old Trains like Bluebonnets and Warbonnets when he was younger. I loved listening to his story. Great seeing this video!
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Jwrailv&e
If y-all like bnsf heritage units check out the Galveston locomotive yard there-s literally a couple hundred at least all schemes of Santa Fe and BN units
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If y-all like bnsf heritage units check out the Galveston locomotive yard there-s literally a couple hundred at least all schemes of Santa Fe and BN units
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Frito
BNSF has 2 or 3 blue bonnets working the Escondido sub in North San Diego County. I see them all the time at the Stuart Mesa yard when I drive by on I5.
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BNSF has 2 or 3 blue bonnets working the Escondido sub in North San Diego County. I see them all the time at the Stuart Mesa yard when I drive by on I5.
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Alberto
My toddler loves your train videos --. His first video he watched was the one you explained the types of passenger trains. Thanks for your videos.
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My toddler loves your train videos --. His first video he watched was the one you explained the types of passenger trains. Thanks for your videos.
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