This is the same whine that was heard on our gt16s the only export model emds with 567D3 engines

Where did 119 run at this point?

I like it!

Welcome back to KZbin! I love your old train videos!

Good to see the posts back. That P5 was oddly harmonic lol

Awesome Catches

Is it in dynamic braking mode

And an old Georgia Road engine thrown in too! Nice!

Nathan P3 & P5 are the sound of the Southern Railway. Warm, rich, musical. Finest horns ever.

Southern Ry had the finest horns....Nathan P5

Sounds like a couple of monkey's pounding on a car rim.

Southern had a derrick at Spencer back in the day.

Nice Video

Consists like this, We will never, ever see again in a million years

the horn is either a fouled p3 or p5. just listen closely to the pitch.

The Southern Railroad Engines alway my favorite!

Spent alot of time here and Hayne yard in late 80' early 90s. You know if any vids of the crossing NS on the trestle behind depot, before the tunnel being built..clinchfield to ACL transfers?

Man Old Southern Railway #3288’s P5 is music especially at 0:13! Is it fine if I use some of the sound in the video at one point along with clips?

Aww, The good old days.

If it's ok with you could I use this video in a documentary I'm working on of an ex SOU GP35 (I will give you credit)

If it's ok with you could I use this video in a documentary I'm working on of an ex SOU GP35 (I will give you credit)

N&W GP30 #536

Classic Railroading! Classic Leslie! Classic EMD Throttle Up! Classic GE Chug! CLASSIC PAINT SCHEMES! CLASSIC LOCOMOTIVES! It doesn't get any better than this! 2000s baby, but I wish I were born in these times.

Nice❤

Why do it feel I ain’t heard birds like this in a long time so peaceful

Is against Federal Law to beat a train!

Hub City RR Station 34 Years Ago Looks So Different Compared To Today

I loved the sound of these GE 8-cylinder oddballs! A unique sound all their own.

First Saturday at 1PM! I go up there to see the sirens test sometimes.

That sounds like K5LLA 0:01

0:03 at the start of Southern, we see the NdeM E60 EA001 sound.

0:10 reminds me of FCCM 9418 horn

That NW 8521 sound horn reminds me of NdeM EA012 in 1985.

I do know that on the UPRR climbing down forward off that power would have got you 30 +days off ..if caught,

Is this during Hurricane Hugo?

Brings Back Memories Of Railfanning The AGS North District In Attalla, AL In The 80's. Back Then It Was Part Of Southern's Crescent Division It's Now Part Of The Alabama Division.

was this after Christmas of 89 or Christmas of 90?

My father was a Southern Railway trainman. He said Southern ran the high hoods so they could draw a head from either end of the locomotive.

That’s back in the days before physics changed and 4 axle units were strong enough to pull mainline freight.

Back in those days and even as far back to the Southern in the 70’s it was a rare treat to see foreign power. Especially Conrail. I remember, as a kid, getting so excited seeing those blue engines.

I loved watching those Southern lash ups of 5-7 4 axle high-nose Geeps when I was a kid in the 70s. Back then, never thought it would end. Never thought cabooses would be anything of special interest either.

Growing up in the South, I never imagined it possible that high hoods would disappear. No variety any more.

Oh yes I like train videos with the caboose I often miss that time in my older age 62 in fall

It has the caboose I like freight train videos with the caboose at the end I miss the caboose on the end of freight trains

I seen this one run through my former hometown which I was living in Harrisburg NC at the time

I seen this one run through my former hometown which I was living in Harrisburg NC at the time

I used to see the trains from seaboard coast line to seaboard system which now part of CSX when I was younger

This was back when it was the Norfolk *AND* Southern, not Norfolk Southern.

The sound P5 reminds me of NdeM E60 sound in 1983.....

1:44 sounds the best