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Easter OJ at Ashland

Added: November 23, 2008

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Locomotive Details	Location/Date of Video
» CSX Transportation (CSXT) (more..) » GE ES44DC (more..)	» Amtrak Station (more..) » Ashland, Virginia, USA (more..) » March 22, 2008
Locomotive No./Train ID	Videographer
» CSXT 5420 (more..) » CSX Q740 (more..)	» Dave Ferrell (more..) » Contact Dave Ferrell
Remarks: The Tropicana Juice Train hurries north through Ashland, VA on March 22, 2008, led by DC GEVOs 5420 and 5380. The Northeast needs their morning OJ for Easter Sunday...

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User Comments on this Video (5)

Posted by Chad Steffens on November 23, 2008

I love the orange train nice video. Thanks

Posted by Eric B. on November 23, 2008

Nice town, too bad it is a quiet zone. I'd blow the horn any way. Nice K5HL horn...erm...would have been.

Posted by Dan The Train Man on November 23, 2008

I can't imagine how many oranges it took to make up that train! Got to have the juice!!!

Posted by csf on December 2, 2008

Actually, these reefers probably carry crates of orange juice cartons and bottles for shipment to various convenience and grocery stores across the Northeastern U.S., by the way nice video.

Posted by Fred M Pohl on April 22, 2009

That is one tough looking video Running through the center of town and the Brick paved streets its real nostalgic

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