Thanks! Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

I use a radio trackside and cross reference what I hear to symbol spreadsheets on Railroadfan.net. They're generally a reliable source for that kind of info.

Thanks.

Thanks, happy Thanksgiving to you too!

Thanks. Nice!

Thanks!

Thanks for watching, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Thank you very much!

Thanks!

Thank you!

@ Welcome!

Thanks!

Constant grind bro.

Thanks.

Thanks bro, agreed! Lol

Same lol

Thank you.

Thanks a lot! I'm sure it does, Morristown and the surrounding neighborhoods are rich with railroad history. It's nice to see the M&E and Whippany Museum still offering rides here.

@ You’re welcome 😇 for my comments. I hope 🤞 you make more videos like this in the future.

Nice!

Thanks! Agreed!

The Bay Line Railroad was taken over by Genesee & Wyoming, the same company that owns the Berkshire & Eastern. Upon the G&W take over of operations from Pan Am, excess power G&W had from other railroads they own was sent here to Massachusetts to aid in the start up the B&E as they were short on locomotives. Along with the Bay Line engines, B&E received engines from the Eastern Alabama Railway, Ottawa Valley Railway, Quebec & Gatineau Railway, and Chicago, Fort Wayne & Eastern Railroad. It is pretty common to see locomotives shared by G&W owned shortlines.

@ thank you very much for this.

I personally do not know, but am curious myself. I will say though a lot of stuff parked along the Whippany Branch is out of service.

@@RailWatchers there is a video of it with Thomas being delivered to Strasburg.

They'll be running Polar trains until sometime in early January I think, the freight ops will be daylight on Sunday until then.

@ nice

2 of the comet 1 cab cars from NJT are still being used on the septa gel trains

They used the other 2 on the Polar train that same day.

@ ah. Well it’s good that not all of them were sold.

Nikon D7500.

Thanks a lot!

@ np new sub

Thank you.

Thanks bro, train railfan.

Thanks for watching!

Indeed.

I'd like to someday, Sand Patch Grade has been on my bucket list for a long time. Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks! I should get up here more often, its hard to not like the scenic views on the River Line.

Thank you, that means a lot to me!

Thanks! I'll check out your channel.

Glad you liked it!

Nice!

Thank you!

Cool! I thought that was pretty neat my self, I enjoy shooting small branch lines like that.

Thanks! The Guilford was the gem of the trip.

@@RailWatchers I can imagine 😎

Thank you very much!

Thank you. The lines Amtrak uses are suitable for greater speeds, I believe they get up to 79 mph on the Conn River Line.