Posted by Brian Hiscock on March 23, 2009
Those poor ol' snow filled horns! Thanks Jack. |
Posted by Andre Wilson on March 23, 2009
Where did they re-rounting train traffic during these two days, when the snow came down? |
Posted by NSrailroader on March 23, 2009
Now that's a great video there.
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Posted by Ian Hapsias on March 23, 2009
Jack, this is just Amazing! I cant imagine seeing something like this happening again! Love to see those SD50's thunder through it! |
Posted by Philip Mangefrida on March 23, 2009
I feel cold just watching that. |
Posted by Stan Schurman on March 24, 2009
Want to sell your house? :-) |
Posted by Chase Gunnoe on March 24, 2009
Great video, Jack. Some interesting horns as well! |
Posted by Doug Key on March 24, 2009
Everyone on your street must be a rail fan. I would love it! |
Posted by Colin Brown on March 29, 2009
It has to be nerve racking to some extent being the first train through and not being able to see the tracks! |
Posted by Chanfram on July 7, 2009
Beautiful shots! |
Posted by Pheonix on September 19, 2010
Reminds me of watching a rotary plow at work following the snowfall of '78-'79, when most of northwestern Kansas was buried under three plus feet of snow. Great video though. Now I got to dig around in my video boxes and post a few similar videos. |
Posted by burblematic on January 13, 2013
What a great place to live !. you can hear in a couple of those shots that the Air Chimes were a bit snow clogged. A B-36-7 !. No doubt nearly all are gone now. In a couple of shots, one can see steam coming off one of the GE's Radiators ! That's real Railroad action. Great fun ! |
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