If Diesel 10 doesn't come back again, I just want y'all to know, that's a Robot 🤖.

Ada Indonesia coy

I never noticed the Magic Railroad fan remake was filmed there. 😮 (also I’ve been to this railroad with my grandparents on my annual graduation vacation)

5:59 Well they wanted to rebuild it, but the city would only permit it if only it was a metal trestle. The founder however didn’t want to, since it would be out of theme with everything else, so they opted for the switchback method

0:48 Love the see the Bloomsberg Climax in a better condition then I did like 8 years ago

*s t r a n g e n e w f r i e n d*

3:24 Alfred sounds like Prince Charming from Shrek 2

Fun Fact: Diesel 10 is not an engine, he's actually a Robot 🤖.

You forgot to mention the end of the credits, where we see Diesel show up out of nowhere over the cliffs looking nearby with a Devious Plot threatening to kill all the stinky steamies.

1st of all, Hero was not the first stinky steam engine to arrive on the island of sodor, that was Gordon.

There's too much poop😂😂😂😂😂

Wild dude, this is where I used to go for the DOWT events when I was a kid

Ferdinand

"My engines are like my children-" We all knew that, but hearing it was intense.

It’s almost like the zig zag railway in the blue mountain in Australia

That place was featured in one of the Lots and Lots of Trains DVDs

The problem with ghost train for me, was while the visuals and story so great, they streamed it so many times on tv that it got old

So, as a Roaring Camp employee, I can fill in a few details: The reversal move at the beginning is a break-in run. These engines (Especially Tuolumne since she is the only one operating them) run almost daily. Still, the break-in ensures that these engines can run these trains without mechanical failures while en route to Bear Mountain. Our Dixiana locomotive is currently down for repairs, and our other Shay, Sonora, will be back next year in 2025. Plymouth 40 was built in 1958 to work at the Kaiser Steel Mill in Fontana, California, north of Los Angeles, and was sold to Roaring Camp in 1975. The Spring Canyon Trestle bridge that burned in 1976 was not rebuilt for several reasons. The biggest one was that it was too expensive. The switchback was a quick fix that became the mainstay. There has been some chatter about rebuilding it, as it would allow up to three trains to operate simultaneously while also packing more passengers. Finally, I donated the Lionel G Scale Thomas with Annie and Clarabel to occasionally run on the G Scale setup at the gift shop. Thomas is a great runner. And we do have other engines and rolling stock that are switched out every once in a while. Feel free to leave any questions down below. Happy to answer!

They go out and back before loading passengers to check that the brakes are working and there are no problems with any of the cars.

7:44, you should listen to Norfolk and western hooter whistles. 11:14 , eucalyptus trees are known to be fire resistant and start fires.

The edit with the engine blowing steam out the sides, mixed with Henry's sneeze is the big highlight for me. 3:52- 4:02 and this WHEESH! and snore. 9:41- 9:46 and 12:24-12:29 Plus nice little fun fact to find out his was for some of the on-location shoots for the parody remake Magic Railroad. Since I know they even revisited the same locations used for the actual movie. That is definite dedication right there.

Been there many times before and it’s never let me down! I’m impressed to see them still running as if it just opened! The part at 12:24 also gave me a good laugh

The fact I live about 30 minutes away from there in the small town of Los Gatos is just incredible.

3:55 AAAAACHOOOOOO!!!

Whatever may be the case with Boulder, this was a hilarious episode!

Coolio

Favorite STH so far!

Have you ever been to the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad

3:12 challenge accepted

mine as well I've😃 done train shows there back in early September

I love Roaring camp one of my friends and couzins work there .

Why didn't you use the Misty Island Rescue theme song, opening, or Ferdinand's "That's right" catchphrase?

This is my childhood railroad as well! An absolute amazing railroad to visit, ride, and Railfan. ❤️👍😎

Basically, Narrow Gauge Logging Locomotives are Great. And Geared Locomotives are especially unique. Also, 12:25, “I’M GOING TO BURST.” Is Funny.

Impressive place!

I absolutely loved this video. It reminds me a lot about two places I’ve been to. One being Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, a place I loved going to as a kid, and the other being the Cass Scenic Railroad in Cass, WV, one of three destinations I traveled to back in the summer of 2022, on a special trip after graduating high school. Also, at 3:55, I died laughing!!! Never thought of a steam blowdown that way, lol!!! 🤣

Any plans for Bachmann Thomas models

Great video trip.

I love the Dixiana Shay, One of my childhood Locomotives to!

I went there all right❤😊😂😊🎉😅😊😅😊

I love Roaring camp I have been going for 14 years now it’s a wonderful place I’m happy you enjoy it too

Why was the video not available when It wirst launched?

I’ve been going here for years. One of my favorite places to be.

Can you use smudger's theme (Duncans theme rearranged) V2 by shipy creates in the remaster? Please?

Sweet

I visited this railroad on a trip to CA back in 2017, it was an awesome experience! I rode behind engine #7 that day and got to see all the big coastal redwoods.

Beautiful Railroad.

I live an hour east from a place in Flint, Michigan, called Crossroads Village, and they have a narrow gauge railroad called the Huckleberry Railroad. You should check it out, it's a fun train ride. Check it out in particular on their railroad's railfans weekend, the first weekend in August, then you can tour their shops and see all of the Huckleberry Railroad's engines and rolling stock. Something to keep in mind

Hey I know that place

The Mountain Engines on the Culdee Fell Mountains Reminds me of The Cab Forwards over Donner Pass.