Posted by Willie Brown on April 12, 2009
Bob, You nailed it! It just doesn't get much better than that. |
Posted by Bobby Jones on April 12, 2009
Loving the caboose, it's a shame those helpers have to be behind it though. Excellent video. |
Posted by Lexington on April 12, 2009
This video captures a great happening. Great Video. |
Posted by Paul Vincent on April 12, 2009
Excellent timing!!! |
Posted by Douglas H on April 12, 2009
Hey Bob, great to see this video on here. Looking forward to seeing your other videos on here like the Sunday Extra transfer. |
Posted by Jeff Allgood on April 12, 2009
Bob, that was a truly American Classic from beginning to the end! Thanks alot for sharing. |
Posted by Kent Nelson on April 13, 2009
Great video Bob. All kinds of surprises in this one. |
Posted by Rick on April 13, 2009
Whew! You couldn't plan for action like that. To catch an on the fly cut-off right in front of the camera and then have another train enter the picture too. Wow! The action was really highlighted with the actually radio communications included. Very nice video. |
Posted by SRY384 on April 13, 2009
Awesome video, so many things that have disappeared. Love the SOO stuff. |
Posted by Sylvester Kolodniakie on April 16, 2009
Excellent video and THANK YOU for not leaving out the train behind the engines! |
Posted by anal forced teen on July 19, 2009
hh... strange |
Posted by Garrett Robson on August 4, 2009
That was great man! |
Posted by rsynth75 on August 6, 2009
Amazing video!!! The sound of non-dynamic EMD's, helpers cutting-off on the fly and a Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern unit still in original livery, makes this more than a 5 star video! I give it 10! Thank you for sharing. |
Posted by James on January 19, 2010
Excellent video! I loved when the geep unhooked from the caboose.Great spot! |
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