Victorian Iron Horse Round Up on the C&TS, several 1800's steam engines in one place! Aug. 2021
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- I went out west to see the Durango and Silverton 493 and SP 18 photo charter and this event at the C&TS worked out great for my time there, I also got to see RGS 20 later. This video includes a double header with 1875 4-4-0 Eureka and 1875 2-6-0 Glenbrook. Also a double header with 1883 #168 and 1885 #425, also some footage of #425 racing up the 4% lite. Also some K-36 and K-37 footage. I accidentally misspelled Eureka in the title card, I guess dyslexia strikes again.
Thank you for this video. I did not get to experience any of the Chama trips, so it is splendid to see video, a pity though that Eureka failed. What an amazing lineup this was. I must say having seen 315 in her D&RGW condition, it was splendid to see her in the earlier D&RG condition.
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your really the best at what you do. you show everything we wan tot see and a little bit more and always post clear accurate and nice videos.
Thank you so much, I still managed to misspell Eureka in my title card, lol.
Nice to see 497 getting fresh air
Awesome 👏
Thanks.
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I remember when this event first happened and my recommended was blowing up with all of the videos from this event. Truly a beautiful event and I wish I didn’t live so far away or else I definitely would have gone
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So glad they were finally able to make this happen. Great video
Beautiful video, Thanks 💖‼️
Did Hyce get to run the Rio Grand Southern 20 during this event
I am in love with steam trains and I paint them… #ThatsAllFolks 😅💕‼️
This surecwasca great way to celebrate C&T's 50th anniversary.
Fun fact, the 315’s Original Road number is 425
497 deserves to run again!
I didn't realise that this front link-and-pin drawbar on 4-4-0s is stiff enough to be used while double heading a regular train. I thought it was designed only for shunting or emergencies. Greetings from Poland.
Hi, really interesting and nice video. I like these American narrow gauge railways very much. The old locomotives are simply beautiful.
(But it is a pity that the overall impression is often spoiled by a large number of cars that do not fit there at all. )
I can't help but notice that it looks like the Eureka has some sort of LED bulb in her headlamp
It is a real oil burner, I watched the crew set it up one morning.
Which railroad is it that has the green diesel and silver coaches
I think you are refering to the Alco RSD1 at 0:28 that is the North Alabama Railroad Museum in Huntsville.
I noticed that you spelled eureka wrong you did yu than eu
Yeah I'm dyslexic, didn't notice it when I edited the video.
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