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You do very good zoom jobs on that camcorder

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give link to that google maps thing you are using

this crossing is interesting, ive noticed when the train is on an outer track that the lights in the center do not flash

A banded railroad crossing. It’s a Delhi Ontario,Canada the Main Street one you’ll have to travel back to 2018.

Dude I know a crossing you should do one in Delhi Ontario you’ll have to time travel to 2018

Nice catch! Good ol sterling making her voice heard while a train was passing!

Good catch! I just caught metra 500 today at roundout when I went railfanning today, it's on my mind channel if you want to see it.

2 in 1 that’s awesome! If only Schoolcraft was that way lol

Congratulations you found 1 of many extremely rare mechanicals bells in service

I cannot believe the amount of grain trains that ran that day. Craziest part was 54K

looks very familiar

Hows your red pickup doing? + Good video as always

I rode this whole excursion for the whole day and it was a lot of fun and I vlogged the whole trip but unfortunately I won’t get to make my upload till mid July since it’s a three part video

Nice, I want to see if I can get the 4/5 Port Thunderbolt in Grosse Pointe Park in action

Spastic.

Great video! Fun fact, Robert and I were the only ones that completed the challenge to spend the night there. I slept for an hour and woke up to a meet between CP and NS. Robert slept for about 6 hours. I was also greeted to 1973 (Chessie System HU) on M511 that morning at 8 am

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Check out 299 Judson Street near Colton, California. to see the crossing go back to 2011.

Hello I’m the Flint sub railfan I’m a new channel that just started six days ago I rail fan in Michigan such as Durand

2 signs that say "STOP ON RED SIGNAL". The drivers there must be racing through the red flashing lights...Where I live, when I am stopped at a red traffic light, I have to look left and right when the light turns green. Because of drivers racing through red lights.

You must have a good memory for all of that INFO. I would have to carry a script in my hand.

The one signal has the typical CSX Columbus Sub Bell wiring. The other signal has the typical Holly sub/Flint sub Bell wiring

I’m very happy to hear that the six chime on 765 is still tuned in her 90s vibe sounds amazing

What a great steam locomotive! I was chasing it too! I was in a blue hoodie!

Amazing catch!

Sweet video! I chased 765 on the 16 of June and was also able to catch NKP 358 leading twice in Jonesville Michigan.

I chased that day southbound after I chased 1225! That video comes out at 7 Friday! I also edited all the footage on Kinemaster too!

The Nickel Plate Road SD9 topped it off. Awesome catch

You should check out the Woodrow Avenue railroad crossing in sinking spring PA, it’s a very interesting crossing with a Western Railroad Supply mechanical bell, and a General Signal type 2 electronic bell, I believe, it’s a very cool crossing

Over here in Homestead/Munhall Pennsylvania there was an abandoned spur that lead to a warehouse that was paved over years later

is this the first siren video?

You have filmed at every spot I’ve been to, aweosme catches and this brings back memories for me 🥲

It was a good Day for sure gonna miss Railfanning with you guys home to see you trackside!

Your video didn’t turn out as bad as you sounded when you were telling me. Glad we got this test on video

I caught a few trails at this crossing but not yet on camera though

10:05 Might have to fix things up, I actually done some deep research that, Erie Mining Company has multiple stop sign crossings. The video shows the different crossing compared to the one you’re viewing. I looked up Erie Mining on CZcams, a video in 2002 shows the crossing you were viewing. So you’re correct of what the line was owned by, you just got the wrong crossing in video, just wanna let you know.

Shoolscraft!

Nice catch

19:55 when he really gets mad

cool to see one of those old signals still on CN

This crossing has the typical CSX Columbus Sub bell wiring

The W in WXY Ave stands for west.

Few things to note here. The BNSF signals were installed in May 2008 replacing WRRS signals and FS Company pedestrian gates. BNSF did this style install with 3 other crossings in town at the same time which also replaced WRRS signals and FS Company pedestrian gates. The UP signals were installed in September 2002 replacing an EM signal and a 1970s Safetran signal that was actually installed in June 2000 replacing another EM signal when UP removed the old connection track that was in the crossing. The lights on UP are 1st Gen WCH LEDs and are still the original lights to the crossing. Similar to BNSF, UP replaced the signals at 3 other crossings in Rochelle at the same time in 2002, and all of those featured EM signals as well. The display signal at the end came from the BNSF crossing and not the UP.

Ngl, it is, indeed, a pretty cool crossing. Someday, I'm going to have to join you again for one of these crossing tours, in order to get an idea of how to really identify the historical value of the railroad crossings I run into. Ever since I first heard about crossing tours, I find it fascinating how railroads handle crossings on certain parts of their lines. As always, thanks for sharing this enjoyable video, Damon, and God bless you, Brodian Brotional! 🎩👌🏻 ~ Joseph traininyourwalls 202406141407

Grand elk leases. They own zero track in the lower peninsula.

CN has very few WCH E- bell units. I only own two of those units.