Number 70 is located at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge Tennessee so is 192, another white pass mikado...and I have to say they are run more realistically at Dolywood. They are actually coal fired and have manual ring bells etc.
70 and 71 are both at Dollywood along with 190 class WPYR mikado #192. 71 is still under restoration. 72 was sent there also, but because of extensive roundhouse fire damage, was scrapped in 1999. Dollywood operates them a little more historically accurate too.
@Alaska15Steve 70, 71, and 72 are all at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, only 70 is running....72 was scrapped all except for parts...and 71 is waiting restoration!
Thanks Mate for taking this of ALASKA it did bring back truly great memories to me JAMES Australia
707hudson 4 months ago
you rode on a dl535e
GP49PHS 4 months ago
that sounds like a RDG (reading) 6 chime
david245611 4 months ago
@ 1:30 He was a little late blowing the whistle there
jointlinerailfan 4 months ago
Its a great Video!
bleiwin 7 months ago
They don't move fast, but they are still way faster than the ÖBB is able to move in some parts of Austria ;)
FilmComposeRaHoppe 8 months ago
I'm riding behind steam this summer and can't wait!
Weiberts 1 year ago
I loved riding on this train. I grew up in Seward and there's nothing like visiting Skagway during the summer (:(:
Rooney10Fan 1 year ago
What Chime is on #73? It sounds great!
OdaConnProductions 1 year ago
You were so lucky having a steam loco. We only had diesel last week on our trip but we were lucky with the weather.
Wilbo43 1 year ago
I live less than 20 minutes away from 73's sister engine...
nicholasbreeden 3 years ago
Where is 73's sister engine located?
Alaska15Steve 3 years ago
Number 70 is located at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge Tennessee so is 192, another white pass mikado...and I have to say they are run more realistically at Dolywood. They are actually coal fired and have manual ring bells etc.
nicholasbreeden 3 years ago
2 of her sisters are at dollywood in tennessee
there # are 70 and 71
tweetsie12190 3 years ago
70 and 71 are both at Dollywood along with 190 class WPYR mikado #192. 71 is still under restoration. 72 was sent there also, but because of extensive roundhouse fire damage, was scrapped in 1999. Dollywood operates them a little more historically accurate too.
Trainfanatic192 3 years ago
@Alaska15Steve 70, 71, and 72 are all at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, only 70 is running....72 was scrapped all except for parts...and 71 is waiting restoration!
nicholasbreeden 1 year ago