nice shots! one question, what cameras do you use for your videos and stills?

Great catches awesome chase and capture cool lashup and nice video

Great heritage catches awesome chase and nice video

Fun video. I also counted 96 cars. So close to 100. Would you say there were 3 engines pulling and 4 engines not pulling? Jason Asselin (he does mostly the ELS railroad in upper Michigan) recently reached 100,000 subscribers. Claims he got a lot of new subscribers by posting KZfaq Shorts. He uses no introduction. Your intro is too long and I often skip it as it is way too soon to listen to so many loud train horns. Consider just the one that give you a short salute.

Nice shots, good seeing you albeit briefly.

great chase is csx stated replacing and train track this year

I really like your stills at the end of the video to review! Thanks for sharing!

great chase nice heridge unit

Thanks for the video. You count container cars like I do (167 cars). I figure that there are single cars with one container (or two double stacked) then the "cars" with 3 or 5 segments should also be counted as 3 or 5 cars instead of just 1 car.

Great catches awesome chase and nice video

Do you know if the east bound trains on the Waterville Subdivision ALWAYS go to Passadumkeag and then turn around taking another freight west? Do you know if they might drop off and/or pickup freight cars along the way such as at the Northern Maine Junction?

Check out where the railroad goes over the Souadabscook Stream and then the Newburgh Road in Hermon to see if it might be an interesting shot.

I see the cars rocking at the Fuller Road (train going east). Seems to me I saw cars rocking at the bridge and another place closer to the Fuller Road for trains going west.

Happy Father's day

Great catches awesome chase and nice video

nice seeing the old dash 8 still runing

Are the UP Little Rock and Hearne Subdivisions former MoPac

Much enjoyed!!! Thanks for sharing!

Great catches awesome chase and capture and nice video

Enjoying your videos immensely!!! The Birds singing in the background as the SAPPI west train approached Shawmutt is priceless!!! You captured some great locations!L071e looking great! L071w looking Great westbound

Great Film 😁

I think I filmed here (Fuller Road) with a buddy of mine this early Spring! Great locations!!! Great to travel for a first time, end of April or first of May, all the way to ‘Keag!!! One of our favorite locations is French Island! Was French Island once called Indian Island? Fantastic seeing the EMRY train exchange!!! Super video!!! Thank You for Sharing!!! Though I have been to Fort Kent, Frenchville , Madawaska it has been years since getting that far North to Millinocket and Mattawamkeag❤️. Super, Super video trip!!!

Enjoyed seeing the NB Southern / Eastern Maine green engines in Mattawamkeag. If you know something about that railroad you should say so in your videos.

In Mattawamkeag the engines switched going back to Bangor. So they took wood products to Mattawamkeag only to take wood products back in the direction of Bangor. Does CTX like taking cars one way only to take them back the other way?

The CTX engines I don't mind so much. Blue and gold reminds me of the Maine Central engine colors. The big ugly 'G' on engines and their colors I don't like at all.

Thanks for showing the Fuller Road in Carmel. Nice to see all the green in my old kid playground. Nice long train - the size we saw as kids. Interesting to see wood building products going Bangor way. I guess Maine doesn't have enough woods to support a wood industry.

Is 9280 still up there?

Great catches awesome chase and capture and nice video

Great catches awesome chase and nice video

Thanks for the video. I love to see green grass and the green trees. I now live in Texas so getting to see the changing seasons in Maine is a treat for me. If you haven't yet, the next time you are at the Fuller Road in Carmel walk up to the Fuller Road bridge to the north. It has a great view to the south of the head waters of Etna Pond. Looks like a river. On both sides are cattails infested with blood suckers. Just up from the bridge in the rocks there is some great sun fish fishing (also blood suckers just waiting for exposed skin). They are strong zippy fish - I never eat one. I see lots of old pulled ties along the Waterville Line. I remember that most of the ties where I lived (near Fuller Road) had year nails. Perhaps some of the pulled ties have some. I have a few I collected over the years from pulled ties when I went to visit my old stomping ground.

Still looks like a slow order railroad. CSX do any road bed work yet??

CN in Maine, Interesting!!

Great video! I was shocked to see CP8727 trailing as I happen to have 7013 and 8727 both in HO scale

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Thanks for showing the Fuller Road in Carmel as it was my old stomping grounds. I see the bridge from which you can see the stones at the river to the left for an old bridge of a side track going to perhaps a saw mill. I now see a white sign at the bridge of the section that was the second track taken out before we moved to Carmel. I expect it is saying ROAD CLOSED. We could see trains coming down the track like this train from our house soon enough THAT we could run down to the train and see the engines roar by - we often count cars. The house is still there but you cannot see any trains from there as the view is now blocked by trees. I could easily see the removed track in the late 50s & early 60s but now the trees make it looks like it never was there. It's amazing how quickly trees will take over if the land if not maintained. I remember the maintenance putt-putt cars would check the light signal at the Fuller Road every day. And then one day they stopped coming because they were all laid off.

Great as usual!

That's a lot of freight. Windmills - yuk! I see that the flies are out - yuk! Some of the train videos I like: Distant Signals (Florida), Jaw Tooth (likes to show the entire train for car counters - usually shows each train once), Hice (steam engines), CCRX 6700 (shows train and track repairs), and Jason Asselin (ELS railroad - lots of cut wood on cars - the ELS staff are not a big fan of him as he shows derails and wobbly cars on poor track and wood about to fall out of cars - like you, he shows the same train over and over, usually the whole train each time - his trains are not very long)..

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Great catches awesome short chase and nice video

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I see a small MEC under 7620. Do you know why they did that? It's not even close to the MEC coloring with a green pine tree and sweeping 3 lines of gold from the front and flowing down the sides. And why did they put that light blue on the front of 7620?

Thanks for showing the train from the Fuller Road in Carmel. It shows the cutout behind the house I lived in which was on the left. Back then the trees on the near left were not there so I could see the trains from the house especially those coming from Bangor. I also had a great view of the trains passing from the top of the bank. I remember one time while on top of the bank the diesel exhaust past over me. I expected it to be hot but instead it was cool and I could see my breath. Very strange. Before I lived there, there was a double track and the remains of the removed track was so obvious at the time I lived there (the other track was to the right or north side of the current track). Now I see that it looks like there never was another track. Did you check out the bridge on the other side of the Fuller Road? It definitely shows where the other track was. Did you find any coal in the ash spread up the left bank?