Posted by Chris Brown on April 11, 2008
What are the odds? Great video! |
Posted by sp8192 on April 11, 2008
Great luck and a cool video! That's a lot of earth being moved there. |
Posted by Mark Schenking on April 11, 2008
WOW!! What a great catch. |
Posted by Pete Reynolds on April 11, 2008
Both are coal drags too. That's gotta make it all worth while to be in the right place at the right time like that. Thanks for sharing |
Posted by Kent Nelson on April 12, 2008
Great job Chris. |
Posted by John G. on April 13, 2008
Very nice video, Chris. I like the new GE ES40DC's, but they will sound much better after a couple hundred thousand miles when they get louder! |
Posted by Scott on July 10, 2008
I worked for CSX for 3 years on the old Clinchfield line and only saw this once. Nice. |
Posted by James Cataquet on August 30, 2008
I like how, towards the end of the video, the CSX engines disappear, and the NS engines come into the frame. Cool video, Chris! |
Posted by CAGY rail fan on October 11, 2008
Great video! I like the CSX locos and the NS ES40DCs. |
Posted by Trevor D. on February 4, 2009
Nice,but,, Why don't we see the whole CSX train? I'd say about 5/8ths of a great video! |
Posted by lost bouy on October 30, 2009
This was in a Trains issue! |
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