Reborn on the Third of July!
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Well I kinda left the live steamers, and am now a volunteer at Railtown, one of the best places in the world
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that whistle sounds a bit anemic!
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She is beautiful. I cannot wait to come back home to Tuolumne County to she her once again.
hlbatesjr 1 year ago
@hlbatesjr
Hopefully by then they'll have the whistle fixed. I don't know what the deal was exactly, but it sounded like a cracked chime barrel. As it stands, the old girl sounds like she's got a serious case of laryngitis.
Nutzkie2001 1 year ago
Yeah Steve, I heard from Dave that you were around and later on hiking the tracks at Bell mooney, also what me and Spfilms4449 did, but I was looking for you in the straw hat, and I couldn't find you. where were you hiding?
SierraRailway 1 year ago
@SierraRailway
I was posted up about a quarter mile west of the crossing, down past that deep cut that the tracks duck into. It's away from the crowds, the scenery is good, and there's a private crossing that they whistle off for.
It's a decent grade through there as well, so on top of everything else you get some nice stack chatter.
Nutzkie2001 1 year ago
nice video! i was there to i love the part at the end when the 3 went over the cam!
spfilms4449 1 year ago
@spfilms4449
Ah yes! The classic "Belly of the Beast" shot.
I was actually somewhat worried about that shot as I was setting it up. That camera cost me about a grand, and those steam lines can hang down pretty darn low.
To get the necessary vertical clearance, I had to remove the camera's auxiliary microphone. (Notice how the wind noise is more pronounced than in the other clips.)
Nutzkie2001 1 year ago