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SEVEN 4,400 Horsepower Locomotives. PLUS an SD70ACe DPU! I'm not sure what possessed me to wait by the R Line North that afternoon after I had narrowly missed the 192 on the R Line South a bit earlier, but I'm extremely glad that I did. I heard over the scanner that 12R was still building. Now, 12R is a pretty massive train on most days, but this pretty much surpasses them all. And the train crew was one of the best. Part I is nothing but diesel. Part II will be the train itself. Please enjoy. Thank you for watching!
Stressed out? Prepare to get blissed out. Enjoy twelve solid minutes of the soothing sounds of a classic ex-Conrail GP40-2 idling peacefully. Repeat as needed. This video was shot during the delivery of passenger cars to the South Carolina Railroad Museum. I hope that you enjoy. As always, thank you for watching!
Take a few minutes and unwind with this nice video. It's five soothing, uninterrupted minutes of NS SD70ACe 1004 idling on Christmas Eve morning while waiting for TA for Train 12R to depart. Feel free to repeat as often as you'd like.
This is a good one to bookmark and watch whenever you have a stressful day. Or just need to close your eyes and relax. Ten minutes of a NS SD70ACe idling and cycling, set against the backdrop of a peaceful evening. What do you think? Please let me know. Don't forget to smash that thumbnail, watch, and enjoy. Over and over. Thanks!
If you're having a stressful day, or you need help falling asleep, or you'd just like to sit back and unwind, put this video on in in the background. In fact, it might not be a bad idea to bookmark it. It's eleven minutes of an ES44DC softly idling. Just the thing to soothe those frazzled nerves! Please watch and enjoy! Thanks!
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