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Non-Stop Action Through Heavy Snow Storm Added: January 10, 2010

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Locomotive Details Location/Date of Video » Norfolk Southern (more..) » EMD SD60 (more..) » NS Harrisburg Line HP 77.5 (more..) » Richland, Pennsylvania, USA (more..) » December 19, 2009 Locomotive No./Train ID Videographer » NS 6600 (more..) » NS 212 (more..) » Eric B. (more..) » Contact Eric B. Remarks: A snow storm dropped about 8 inches along the NS Harrisburg Line and seen here are 9 trains kicking there way throw falling snow. Notice the trains from Atlanta—212 and 214—are completely covered in ice from their journey through Virginia which got up to two feet of snow in some areas. Also note some rare locomotives on 33A: 5290, one of two in CR-OLS scheme, and 2100, the last remaining blue SW1001. Also, due to quality and size restraints on this site, view the full 10 minute video IN HIGH DEFINITION, which includes more trains in amazing quality, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW698E15gN8&fmt=22 Subscribe for more! Videographer Profile  Detailed Video Statistics

User Comments on this Video (1) Posted by E Badura on January 11, 2010 Great video, the low light and snow make the lights on the trains stand out. Well done. - Post a Comment - (Registration is not required to post photo comments, but is encouraged.)

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