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Three UP Coal Trains South of Bill, WY

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Uploaded by on Sep 23, 2011

During a Powder River Basin trip back in 2009 I caught two Union Pacific coal trains heading south out of the Basin together south of Bill, WY. A mine-bound empty 'splits the uprights' heading the other way.

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  • Brilliant video mate! It's strange seeing that Southern Pacific Locomotive on the second train, 13 years after being bought and the SP livery still goes strong...

  • @sevenswanstudio That was a Grade Crossing signal normally used to warn highway traffic a train is coming. It is also a greeting.

  • great video!

  • 2:05, Wow, What an awesome shot. Fantastic post.

  • Wow, not seen anything like that before, and I saw some pretty complex Amtrak meets.

  • @chad24ist 10 million buttons might be a whole train of unburned coal. Maybe...

  • Here in England i am told that if i turn my standby button off I will save the world from so called global warming. fter seeing the amount of coal I just might not bother

  • What choreography! You must have great connections with Union Pacific to pull off such an awesome three-train catch like that! Spectacular ending!!

  • Fantastic

  • at 2:16 what kind of honking was that. You gotta full throttle that horn like is was designed to do

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