I Should Have Stood My Ground Filming This Train! Screw That Guy.. He's So Lucky!
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Dude came whipping into this driveway honking at us to move so he could beat the train.. Kind of stupid when there was 5 people standing there with cameras out.. Glad he made it in time!
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It looks so refreshing to see a virgin boxcar with no vandalism. What do you think is in there? Spare parts?
Likely & other supplies
Probably a machine shop too.
Cartons of spray paint
Jews
Generator for the rest of the train
I think it came out great anyway. Thanks Jason!
Any time I see and hear a steam locomotive it is almost like stepping back in time. I love it. If you have never rode on a passenger train pulled by a steam locomotive, I highly recommend. Great parking job guy!
The diesels are there for dynamic braking, which steamers dont have, its called "safety".
Thanks. I've always loved the steam locomotives. When I was little I'd sit on the corner post and watch the Santa Fe go by with one locomotives pulling 2 or 3 to the CFI steel mills in Pueblo, Colorado. Heart breaking.
great job love it
Incredible job filming this Historic event! Thanks for the Great videos!❤😊
Don't let the guy bother you. You still got a good shot of the train. I hope you enjoyed yourself filming In Iowa and Minnesota.
I got curious, so I did some research... the 2816 has 2 whistles. the front is an air whistle. it has abrupt start and stop. the rear whistle is steam operated and has the more traditional steam whistle sounds we associate with steam trains.
I like both whistles on her they sound good
Should remove that *POS air whistle* . Why despoil the locomotive with it?
The air whistle may be.cause the steam whistle could freeze up in super-cold Canadian winters.
We want to hear multi-tone steam whistle.
Dude could’ve enjoyed a train show. His loss.
...maybe he had just eaten Taco Bell and was in dire need of a bathroom...ever think about that?
It is somehow very sad for this Canadian viewer to watch a beautiful Canadian Pacific train travelling on a US railway line. We don't see that many trains anymore in the Prairies. One dream I still have is to take a VIA Rail passenger train from Vancouver to Halifax, but at my age, I am no longer holding my breath on that either.
Last time checked, CPKC was still Canadian, & wished CP had left the KCS alone.
@@jamessimms415 CP started by buying into American railroads over 100 years ago with the MSSM&P, which bought the DSS&A, original Wisconsin Central Railroad, Milwaukee Road and others....
We have had no operating mainline Canadian steam in Ontario/Quebec for decades, essentially since CN 6060 went West in the 1980’s (I saw her last excursion on a Niagara Falls-Toronto run from the vantage point of a new grade separation under construction on Appleby Line in Burlington). The 2816 spent most of her later life running commuter trains from Windsor Station to Vaudreuil/Rigaud, and Montreal-Ottawa trains. Would be nice to see her run on the Winchester subdivision from Smith Falls to Montreal, some of her old stomping grounds still in existence.
Love that whistle!
Luckily the guy went by early. That was a nice telephoto and of course the dark sky in the background with the train well lit made a perfect match You've also got the four signs there all of which are important and even the guy sitting on the edge of his truck showing the relaxed pace of those that just came to see it. Never thought I'd see a 40 ft Box Car in such glossy paint and waxed. Nice finale to the chase
Thanks, an incredible, beautiful long train. Must be a joy to ride.
I'm a rail fan sir please use common sense and stand beside the road and not trespass or be a nuisance because where I'm from those type of rail fans have made law enforcement EXTREMELY strict on us!
That isn't a road.
That was one h_ll of a train! Thx for sharing that Jason.
Im following jaw thoot channel and he saw u in théorie video lolll
That was cool
Awesome video
Whistle sounds good...
Awesome video Jason
Good clear footage! It’s unfortunate that there are unpleasant jerks that have to spoil the vibe.
The one on the wrong side of the crossing, the one with a shaky camera that should use a tripod, that hasn't learnt how to zoom either in or out, takes a clip unrelated and continuously talks?
Pull over out of the way!!! You should get a ticket for blocking traffic.
That guy was there way before the train, no reason to block him and make him wait so good thing you didnt. It was over a minute from time he crossed till train arrived on crossing.
You made the mistake to place yourself on the wrong side of the road. You don't suppose a mountain will move out of your way, do You?
Thanks for sharing this video, it's nice to see the steam engine etc...
Fun ending!!!! :) Seems like you enjoyed yourself.
Oh it ok I love that sound here beautiful
That's a sweet CP Hudson. Returning from her . . . a, hmmm . . . Mexico tour?
I don't recognise this spot. what town is this near?
The town across from Lacrosse after you left.
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You bellyache about guy with the truck and trailer obscuring the shot for perhaps 2 seconds - when the train was barely visible? Why did he have to honk? Because Truck Guy doesn't need you to block the driveway & force your little hobby on his day
LOL - You've even got a signpost blocking the shot from 1:26 - 1:42! Learn to use a camera before you blame others for your poor shot.... Wait ... That's a cell phone?... bwaaahahaha! 🤣🤣
Great video we saw enough. No problem.🦇
Check that out! That one vintage engine, pulling those 3 diesel engines and all those cars! They just don't make them like that anymore!!!
I believe the SD70 is powering the train at times if not most of the time.
Nice video. But what makes you special that you feel you can stand in the road to video?
Wasn't a road.
@@jasonasselin Come on Jason, road, driveway or whatever it was if you wanted an unobstructed view walk to the other side.
@xxzz9789 but you said road so so now it doesn't matter if it's a driveway 😂 2:18 there's no come on Jason dude everyone can see the train.
Oh please. Sounds like you wanted to see it but couldn’t because of other ‘obligations’.
@@jasonasselin Stop standing in the way, people have sht to do and not everyone gives a fk about cool old trains. Honestly, you seem like a selfish prick.
Great video of the train but you were in the middle of the road and then made fun of a fellow rail fan trying to catch a train who actually attempted not to block a road. Judge not sir.
Way too pretty 😍
Horrible Chinese whistle. Need to replace it with an American Whistle. FOLLOW THE LOCOMOTIVE! When distant, then do the passenger cars. Why are you not out of everyone's way?
Yes, around the corner. the train horn, Sounded disgusting. But when I got to the private crossway, she. came alive. They Try in Canada. They're still part of UK, so they get their Whistles.
The whistle(s) have always sounded that way. I remember seeing 2816 in British Columbia, Canada 40 years ago….
China has nothing to do with it🤔
@@garthvadr I have been to China and wife is from China. We thought it was a Chinese whistle. Later learned it is an *air whistle* . What morons would put that horrible thing on a steam locomotive?
The air whistle may be.cause the steam whistle could freeze up in super-cold Canadian winters.
We want to hear the multi-tone steam whistle.
They need power windows for the passenger cars; seems they all stand in the crusty vestibule to wave at people.
seeing modern engines helping ruins it ........did they really need those?
Probably just for better braking/air supply.
Only in case something goes wrong with the steamer.
Diesel locomotives are used for dynamic braking which 2816 and all other steamers don’t have and also if something goes wrong with it like this did in Mexico, so the diesel were put up front and pulled it out of Mexico.
When I have been on a steam train for a long journey we have had diesel engines used as well. Good job because we broke down!
Dynamic Braking & what’s called ‘protection’ in case of breakdown of the steamer. Although not a fan of CP since it took over KCS, it was great seeing the locos & old locomotives in the old style paint scheme.
That's funny, I thought that old coal burner up front was really pulling the train until it got closer and I saw the real locomotives that were doing all the heavy lifting.
The diesels are mostly dead weight so 2816 really is pulling the train
Doesn't burn coal, and the diesels are there by agreement for protection or power for electrical.