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For those of you reading this comment, it's okay, it's normal to feel lonely sometimes, if you're going through tough times, keep trying, but never give up,

Did hyce work there at the time

I was just there today

Cant wait to move out west and see all the cool trains and hopefully take a ride on one some day! Really looking forward to walking the old abandoned tracks! Maybe even one day ill go check this same train out! That would be awesome! Love steam engines they are amazing machines!

Hey where's @hyce

Mesmerizing... I didnt switch channels for the whole time! Beautiful scenery and informative subtitles.... taught me a lot about these fascinating locomotives. Only one question. How many of these men have lost their hearing running these machines. Must have been an occupational hazard. well done videographers.

schöööön langsam aheize esch ganz wechtig. heheheh.

It's really a very hard work. Salute you Boss.

Beautiful trian ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you!

Wow, that was awesome.

Dr. Sheldon Cooper would appreciate!

Love the outtro; moving fat women wearing funny hats who have NO CLUE what it actually takes ...

Good job

Excellent documentary 👏 👍 👌

Just imagine this is what they used to do back in the days of steam locomotives as everyday transportation.

Woooow

I wonder is it a sloping firebox or a very small flat one. If sloping he doesn’t fill as we do on our Australian 30 , 32 , 36 and 38 class locomotives.

посмотрев это я считаю себя долбоебом сам работаю слесарем

Watching again ❤❤❤❤...

Jeffrey yuo ia love

Wwwo! What's a beautiful view

9:18 "The best part of waking up is Folgers in your train."

Is digital steam engine possible today.

Mmmmmmmm….do me on it 🥵😍

What’s the point of the value on the whistle.

Next train sim first person features.

I'm in my 1890 era

KRAKATOA!!! 34:19 🌋

Can’t. Imagine a portion of the usa population actually votes for a evil man as president who wishes to do away with all transportation , semis, trains, plans, cars , ships, farm equipment, hospital diesel backup generators, cause he wants ‘’ to be a big shot’’ . SMH

so this takes like 4 hours each time just to start it wow i have an new level of respect for all that hard work .

That was the most fantastic video I have seen for a long time. Great stuff from a Brit whose been there.

Iam like your videos , iam 70 years old I working in indian steem engins now retaird employee.

Long live the Iron Horses that united countries and the world.

Extremely talented young man there. Great job and thanks for the tour...

Is that the Heber Creeper!

Y are you giggling fore

This is a great video for someone like me who doesn't know much. Clearly explained and documented. Thank you for this great content.

Fascinating. I didn't understand much of what was shown, but it was awesome.

Not one beauty but 2

I will second that emotion. My father taught me about trains. He just got the word he's got cancer. I grew up just outside of the Baltimore and Ohio rail line. To see these massive machines still in operation is such an honor and a privilege. Especially to see the inner working parts😊. Thank you to the poster who put up this. I'm kind of in destress about my dad. But this will always make me remember him.

@ 0:16: Did you mean "TREK" or "TRACK"?

Ive always wanted to drive a steam locomotive

the rail men viva

Mummies for fuel? Wait whatt??

9:29 Why does the fire look so fake?

Who makes the spare parts?

What arouses my curiosity is how long it takes to start a steam loco compared to a diesel loco

Espectacular vídeo, hermosos paisajes únicos..increíble como construyeron todos esos tramos de vía férrea prácticamente pendiendo de los acantilados..con el río a tus pies y los maravillosos bosques naturales, laderas y colinas.. Muy agradecido por mostrarnos y compartir un material tan bien realizado y más cuando hay amor por el vapor y la Historia que trae consigo..saludos desde Montevideo, Uruguay 🇺🇾..

What is the name/model of the actual locomotive please?