The Milwaukee Road 261: The Duluth Run of 2016

In this video my Dad, brother, & I went up to the twin city's to chase Milwaukee Road 261 from the city of Minneapolis to the city of Duluth. Along the way we stop at Hinckley Minnesota, and Saunders Junction Wisconsin to go back in time and see railroads of the past such as the Northern Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, a few others. While in the City of Duluth we get to explore the city and see the Lake Superior Railroad Museum, William A Irvin Museum, Lake Superior Maritime Center, Aerial Lift Bridge, & the beach on Minnesota Point.
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www.lsrm.org/Ho...
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www.lsmma.com/

[@LukeLovesTrains-Mr.RailYard]

Love seeing this 1944 built Alco in action.

[@henryoverzet414]

After working in the shop for some time I have come to believe that January 3rd looks a little different than brown ground and green trees in Minneapolis.

[@Conductor261]

I was kind of thinking the same thing Henry!

[@kingarthur6507]

You forgot the Milwaukee road 265 retired and displayed at the Illinois railway museum

[@missaberange5774]

229 is a M-4

[@LukeLovesTrains-Mr.RailYard]

Cool video

[@barek56]

Actually, not a bad video at all...a couple of constructive points...get a wind cover for your videocams onboard mic...lower the music volume for your voiceover work...and don't rely on "fancy" effects for the video segment changes...just a simple fade is much more pleasing to watch...IMO...

[@JAILRail]

Great job for a beginner!

[@bkriegel95]

That "Y" is known as Minneapolis Junction.

[@michelleenglish5483]

I like mkee road 261

[@daverobinson6110]

Today's date is January 3rd, ,2016? Never seen trees that green here in January