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  • could someone refer me to information on these events,,,,,,thank you very much

  • That train crew is very brave. Those tracks are all fill of weeds and look like they haven't been maintained very well

  • Good news 60 will be out in 2 weeks =)

  • man engineer would need a neck brace on those rails

  • Kinda wobbly there at the end of the video. But, very good anyway.

  • Lol if they go too fast they r gonna derail on that track... Haha branchline tracks... Tisk tisk lol

  • Anyone know the current status of that old 2-8-0, i think she was #90? i'd love to see that old enging run again.

  • this is movie is the best. good. i like. i loved.

    i have movies in the trains in de Brazil. see.

  • This is a wonderful video. 5*****

  • Man I love this video especially the scene starting at 0:36. It's exactly the sort of scene I'd envisioned for my dream model railroad, right down to the details-a classic old high-hood Geep with a loud front-mounted bell, slow ditchlight flasher and sweet sounding horn, popping out of the woods rocking along some bumpy old branchline track.

  • That must be a bumpy ride considering how much the engine was rocking.

  • Love the 752's horn!!

  • sounds like a nathan M3

  • nope it is in fact a first generation P3... nice video. Must be one fun ride over that line.

  • Old Cast P3! LOVE THEM! lol i have one.

  • Great one Joe! Love that horn on 752.

  • Man that locomotive was all over the place, maybe the roadbed was soft.

  • Do there have any interchange? And they need order to MoW coming for repair some of tracks :)

  • Yes, I believe they interchange with NS at Three Bridges, New Jersey.

  • Umm, do there finish repair on the tracks so it fine or not yet? And yaya I love NS number 1! Awesome of video here (thumb up)

  • Is that track worn or subsided.

    Are the rail joints staggered?

  • You've gotta love that rural backwoods look, along with the 60 or 85lb rail and the rock n sway, timeless

  • He GOT Some Good news i was wrong They got the flues for Old NO.60 Hopefully the put them in and it is running by the middle of the summer. The only thing it needed was flues so ya

  • The flues are in now, I was there a few weeks ago to see it myself.

  • Great stuff Joe!!

    I rode that train

    back around Christmas time,

    and am soon to be back

    in my travels again!!

    Once I get my freedom

    on Sat. for summer~

    Gotta love that sound...

    Twilight

  • Some investment/time needed on the track guy's. Nice video though.

  • That trains creepy when its coming towards you and it was shaking!

  • Good stuff! That GP9, #752, came from the Vermont Railway. I had the privilege of running its sister, #801. Had the same horn, too!

  • Great horn!

  • Poor old No. 60 has been out of commission for well over a decade. I heard it still needs its flues replaced. Do they have any idea when it'll be operational again? I was told by the engine crew about 5 years ago that funds were very tight, hence the rocky trackwork.

  • I work their and i dont think they will ever get it running agian

  • Sad ya think that, I personally don't work there, though I know a couple people that do and I am still hopeful for steam on the BRW in 2008 if not earlier. And I am thankful for all who are spending time workin on 60.

  • I love how that engine rocks back and fourth!

  • Good stuff, JMF.

  • How ever many of these lines are there in the States? I've seen dozens on here now, all looking worth a visit! Maybe this line could use some help packing the track too, it looks like it might just be a tad rough!

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