going back to 2009 I was only just 3 and I get good memories

I remember watching this when I was 4 years old

I remember when I was 5 or so I first saw this video nostalgalic

Holy crap I found my first train video I watched from my childhood

Nice video! I remember watching this when I was 4! This railroad almost reminds me of the Huron and Eastern railroad in mid Michigan. They use a fleet of GP38-2s, and GP9s (as seen in this video), SD45s, and SD40-2s. They use the orange, yellow, and back paint scheme also seen in the video. Even the scenery looks the same! The only difference is that the Huron and Eastern uses mostly grain hoppers instead of logs because of the large supply of grain.

I remember starting to watch these videos ever since being like 7 years old. And now a regional railway owns our railway here in North Florida, which was previously owned by CSX. This railroad has something in common with the railroad in my home town now.

Love the quality and my son enjoys it too! Our AM routine consists of watching choo-choos!

This is undoubtedly one of the best train videos on KZfaq ! ! !

I have been looking for this video ALL OVER KZfaq, but I finally found it. I watched this video over and over and OVER again when I was like 5 or 6 but I found it. I thank you for never deleting it.

I love this train consist and I remember me watching this when I was young

As an old timer who used to play around the Maine Central RR railyards in the 40s and 50s, I love these videos. I miss watching a long long train go by and then having the caboose go by to mark the end.

I love the crossing bells. That's like the musical soundtrack along with the horn and the squeaks and creaks of the wheels.

I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS TOO THE NOSTALGIA

I remember this from my childhood

My 3 year old son love's to watch trains so I put this on & shortly after I realized I have been down that same exact rail where this was filmed going into Portland from Vancouver. Thank you for posting this video.

I’m glad to say this was one of the first train videos I ever saw (the farthest I can remember watching is 3-4yrs)

I am 75 and I love them as much as the 2 year olds. THANKS

Ahhh, the memories

Yes, I haven't seen 5 engines in a long time.

Cool mix of power there

Thanks Bill, that really does means something to me coming from you.

Thanks a million for posting this! I have a 2 year old boy that absolutely loves trains and I cannot get him to stop watching this!! Thank you for making a little boy very happy :)

Never get tired of seeing trains, airplanes and ships

Absolutely beautiful! Love it! Always fascinated by trains!

I was born into a railroading family, my grandfather worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad for 52 years.. I took my first train ride when I was real young, and my grandfather bought me a .027 gauge Lionel train set when I was 1 year old.. I still have my scale model trains this very day!!

I'm always amazed at how good your HD videos are Ervans! Makes me want to go out and buy a train set for the boys! 5 stars as usual.

THIS CAME OUT BEFORE I WAS BORN AND I STILL LOVE IT! BEST MAN EVER

This video gives back so many memories

Our little boy loves watching your videos!!!! thanks

Yes, I really liked this

This was one of the first ever train videos I watched. Your channel helped bring me into the world of railfanning, and I have to thank you for that. I hope you all the best and to be successful in your endeavors. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻

Thank for the comment, I met a woman yesterday that told me she made the mistake of showing her son my videos. Now that's all he wants to do.

My two year old nephew is annoyingly obssesed with trains!! Thank you for uploading them!!

I Remember In My Young Days I Would See This Freight Train Many Times Nonstop

Thanks for posting. Many, many years ago, my grandpa took me training watching. Videos like this bring back many happy memories!

HOLY CRAP, I'VE BEEN SERCHIN THIS VIDEO FOR A DECADE, AND I FINALLY FOUND IT!!!!!

my little cousin is watching these and he loves them

my 2 year old daughter loves watching your videos

my son loves these train clips. Thank you for sharing

I agree! If you don't like trains, don't watch! Railfanning is a HUGE hobby and is worldwide!

Great video! Our kids love watching it!

It's nice to have found this channel again after so long

Wooooow!Awesome video!Great scenery .Thumbs Up!

I FOUND IT I REALLY FOUND IT. MY CHILDHOOD

I'm with thaproducer1988! I grew up around trains with my dad being a 40 yr RR veteran. I loved em then, and I love em now! Trains move not only the goods you use everyday, but also millions of passengers every year. And they truly remarkable pieces of engineering, especially EMD units like the ones on this train. There are EMD locomotives in service that were built in the 1940's. Like thaproducer1988 said, don't hate just cuz you don't appreciate them. There are lots of other videos on KZfaq.

MY 3 YR OLD WATCHES THIS EVERYDAY HE LOVES IT***

My dad worked at C&O, now Seaboard Coastlines, for 30 years. When I was five I even had a birthday party on the train! I also love the Chessie cat logo for C&O. Wow this is a _great_ channel. ;-)

We have a winner... 6/5* on this one... Best HD vid Ive ever seen!

Fantastic quality and composure.

Great looking EMD GP9, I have a lot of great memories of them when the were new with Santa Fe Railway during my Throttle Jerking years. Great video. Don :-)

My 2 1/2 year old nephew is obsessed with trains, he loves watching these. Thank you for making and uploading these. Makes my life easier when looking after him! lol

My 2 year old loved this :)

Very cool!!!!!!! Love the horns, different sound from most. Thanks for sharing

The sound in the rear unit is a sputter valve which levitates moisture from the air tanks.

Ah yes, the video that got me into trains when I was hardly 2 years old when I saw it. I was around 1 and 1/2 I know that for sure. I gave it the nickname "The Chip Train" because the logo on the front looked like a chip to me.

Oh my gawd, haven’t watched this video in so long

Omg... I FINALLY saw a PW 2303!! Man, i've been having some bad luck lately, but that just made up for it all... YES!!

5 engines all running heavy on mixed freight on possibly not so heavy a line great video loved the mix of freight

Thank you for the comment, this one seems to be a favorite

Very good, superb composition train.

The color set of locomotives and wagons formed a moving painting. Beautiful image. I'm a fan of trains. Congratulations.

Thank you for the memories I hope you return one day!

Excellent film! What a train! It took more than five minutes to cross the road crossing. It was a real treat to watch. Thank you for sharing. Take care and have a great summer! ...anwar...

This is the first video I watched from this guys channel when I was 3 or 4

This was the very first KZfaq video I watched!

Man i remember watching this alot when i was 4 years old i,m 16 now

I remember watching it when i was 5 !

I'm a tram and I approve this video! Love the footage!

my little bro loves this video. every time i turn it on he sayes cho-cho!!

Another fantastic capture -- 21st century lash-up taking us back as far as the (modernized/nose-chopped) gen 1 days. Zooming in to show the crew is a cool detail I can't recall seeing anywhere else in the hundreds of hours of train vids I've watched over the many years I've been using You Tube.

I remember watching this when I was 4

I love trains !

I appreciate them..enough to close the page as soon as i open it

nice to see 2 ex ATSF units and a GP9E on the lashup

Love the detail of the cars carrying both milled lumber (2:00) and raw cut lumber. Northwest for sure.

Great video. A classic railroading scene.

I'm currently modeling the Portland area and the grey ghoast number 1805,thanks for the awsome video!!

OMFG THIS HAS TO BE ONE OF THE FIRST TRAIN VIDEOS I WATCHED ON KZfaq, my first train video was by Brenton81

WOW very nice catch!! great to see them Geeeps!

This has to be the first train video I’ve ever watched

.Some of us appreciate them for the engineering accomplishment that they are, The sheer amount of brute strength they produce, Some of us appreciate beastly machinery that moves mass amounts of freight at great speed to wherever they may be needed, Don’t hate just because you don’t appreciate

When I first watched this video I was 4 and confused

Childhood right here

my little brother keeps yelling "i see it!!!!!" and "choo choo!" when i was commenting he said "you typing the train?" he keeps saying "oh yea im gonna be a train diver!"

Well, I am glad that you asked. If needs be one single operator can control the entire train from the lead locomotive. If you watch the video from the start you will see that at least 2 men were on board in the lead locomotive, One of them was most likely a conductor.

Thanks, Walter

This line is new to me. Nice video.

What a line-up!!! Nice!!!Great photography!!!

Looks awesome in HD.

Those commentors that post negative comments about this video just don't understand the history of trains and this country. The should look outside there tiny box and read what made this country possible. Some people like watching trains just like some people like bird watching. To each their own.

I love slow moving freights!

Nice to here from you

Wow that was a lot of engines!

loved that old geep that was kicking at the end of the power! About like our two GP7's we have here on the SLWC! Great video.

i love trains loads

Thanks Bob

Great video, nice scenery!

I saw a 9 heading north out of portland K-falls one time. Jumped off a junk that broke air, so we decided to look around. With 9 engines you know she's crossing the border.

remember good old days in US, cedar rapid in Iowa, terribly long freighter passing, blocking my way to airport, miss the flight

We've got the same colors and logo on our RRF trains, must be the same main comapny. Atmost amazing!