0:42 Мама и папа лисохвоста динь-динь готовятся к Рождеству

Wow! Steaming at those speeds must've been a "refreshing shock" to her 70+ year ol' Knottsberry "legs" !..... I bet she enjoyed the chance to stretch'em out a bit..... A sight to behold !!

Ain't she a purty "C"-beast..... It appears that Durango did a first rate job on the #41 !! Kinda takes me back to my "CRRM Daze" steaming the #346 during the 1960's !! Thanks for this fine series of Videos, Whit !!

"Oh, i thought the 463 & 464 was the only two remaining. Cool to have a third one running!" "Hold on...." Got me good.

#488 is my favorite steam train! Always my favorite, I love her tender the way it saids “Cumbres and Toltec Scenic R.R.”

8:00 too heavy for the bridge to cross together ? 😢

Thank you for this. I am a person who believes that inanimate objects have souls and feelings. I think it is wonderful to see such a great engine chuffing along on a route she was made to travel. I understand that she must go back to KBF, but I cannot help wonder if she would not be happier traveling on unfettered track instead of going round and round every day at a VERY reduced speed on a limited basis. The shots of her running were great and she looked perfect moving at a good clip. Thank you again!

478 is my personal favorite of the K-28 class, can’t wait to see her run again in the coming years!

I have the original rio grande southern railroad spike from 1888 and it’s beautiful looking

Hello Bob, the arrival of the K36#489 with its train in Sublette is very nice. Eating in Osier and continuing on the narrow gauge railway through autumnal New Mexico and Colorado. Fantastic filming, thanks for showing it and best wishes from Germany.

Wow, Bob great footage of the aspens and the trains. Does the #489 have as much power as #488 that runs on coal. How is this train working, 489. Just don’t like to smell oil burning. Love the smell of coal. Thanks keep up the great photography work there. Just love the Chana area. 👍👍👍‼️‼️

I rode the line at this same time in 2021. I think the colors are more brilliant this year. Thanks, Bob!

Good job, Bob!

Hello Bob, a very nice video of the Cumbres and Toltec narrow gauge railway in great autumn weather, through the beautiful landscape of New Mexico and Colorado. The journey of the passenger train with the steam locomotive K36 #489 was fantastically filmed. Thanks for showing it and have a nice Sunday. Many greetings from Germany. Wolfgang

Hey Bob !!! Great that you were able to enjoy the fall colors while we, in SC ,NC ,TN ,had to deal with the wrath of ""HELENE "" !!! Great video as always & Thanks for your time to record !! 👍👍👍👍👍

Well done video, great photography and sound. Beautiful leaves. Just beautiful 🤩

"Oh Lord, how great is the glory of Thy creation!" Magnificent! Thanks, Bob. 😊

NIIIIIICE !!!!!

Nice

I always love seeing these older videos of the Durango & Silverton. Since 486 is my favorite locomotive there (and in the world), it’s super awesome to see footage of her first run on the D&SNG! This footage is truly terrific, great work!

Is it alright if I use your narrow gauge footage for a private music video I’m making? If not that’s fine

The book end to a fantastic series Bob!! Thank you for posting this.

Thank you for this days video. Always interesting and inspiring to watch. 🙂👍🇺🇸

Thank you Bob for the great video. Have a nice Sunday and best regards from Germany👍👍🍀🍀

That sounds familiar. I lived in Silverton about 60 years ago.

Some of my favorite locomotive.

Thanks Bob 👍👍👍

That was an awesome celebration to remember won’t be long now until engine 478 will be restored back to operation and for the first time since the 1990s will have all three K28 class steam locomotives operating together once again

Thanks Bob. 👍👍

Great Video,🎥👍👍👍👍👍👍🙋‍♂

Love it!! Always enjoy a great pacing sequence.

Thanks Bob. Beautiful great job 👏

Beautiful.

Another great video this day, always enjoy watching them. See you on the next, thanks Bob! 👍🙂🇺🇸

This steam locomotive ride on the Durango & Silverton is beautifully captured. Thanks Bob for Part 2. Kind regards from Germany

Love this Bob!!! Thanks for sharing.

Nice work, Bob!

Thanks Bob. 👍👍

Hello Bob, fantastic video from the Durango & Silverton narrow gauge railway. Thanks for showing and many greetings from Germany. Wolfgang

Thanks Bob.

Hello Bob, a very nice night-time shunting trip and a fantastic exit of the helper train. Thanks for showing and best regards from Germany. wolfgang

Hey Bob !!! Thanks & Audio didn't matter as saw the trains !!! 🙂🙃😉😊🤠😎👍👍👍👍👍

Great coverage Bob, still very enjoyable even though I was there! Thanks for sharing.

Great stuff, Bob. That was a day to remember!

Très agréable à admirer 🙂

Excellent reportage, magique de voir ce train rouler de nuit... Bravo 🙂👍👋

Awesome to see. Thanks very much. 👍👍

Beautiful work Sir. It's amazing how you got such stunning coverage in such low light and as always delightful audio.

Beautiful engine; beautiful whistle.

Npice ❤