Looks like a lot of fun, Totally Cool!

Is this millbrook #72 we are looking at today?

Great clean up, need a chipper, redistribute chips into the terrain! Would have run the helper off a long time ago, though he was the owner! LOL.

Have you made any progress on this this season? Can't wait to see this extension completed and in service 😅

Nice interesting video

That is really a great place! The engineers seat was very interesting!

Thanks for the ride. The 70 is smart, she miss the first twig but stop before second one ! Cool idea to film from the rear. Caboose roof too shot shows track irregularities, that´s when good suspension trucks absorb track variations. At coupler height speed illusion is greater. Nice shot compared to front one where the giant hides everything. That P&W a rarity in that scale world with correct AAR type B trucks from scrapped older Alco´s is correct. Altough type M that is roughly a letter H is the usual, would be cool to do. A lot of welding, but no suspension. Don´t know who made those trucks. Are they home made ? Refreshing to see such details instead of more common EMD Blomberg. I still never understand how Americans clubs can be so huge with so many infrastructures to install and maintain. Bigger membership or $$$$ annual fees ? And it´s not weather for sure. Adirondack is is real winter location. It´s pity what we have at Québec, Ottawa or Montréal. Except for steamers that get "real" weathering from operations, too spiffy, shiny and looking brand new, hide so much details that sometimes required extra work and or money. They should get some inspirations from smaller scale. That steamer with wood gondolas was a running well time machine. So successful marketing era of Chessie system For many years in second world war era and latter, all their yearly calendars were instant sold out bonanza with nicely done illustrations, promotting the railroad offered services, new equipment. Yep, Chessie being a female cat got kittens that playing xith an O scale trains, removed the steamer and all heavyweight passenger cars, replaced by shiny new stainless cars and locos, while Peake, the father, went to fight in the war. Chessie saying shhht ! to not awaking a sleeping soldier in its dormitory bed going to war. Hard to understand in our cold and feelingless time, that the public send cat food to the railroad, believing that real Chesie and its family really existed. Finally, railroad HQ had no choice than to adopt a real grey tabby cat from a refuge. I´m sick when i see how sooo successful Chessy strory ended up in present drab CSX ! Well.... at least, letters C and S survived that disaster.... Thanks Aaron and your new "Vice President" that we see so often. A really pleasant guy that seems to have a decent piece of land to one day have its own empire. ❤😊

Have ever visited Train Mountain Triennial?

Absolutely excellent. Love the model M3/5 Stuart tank going along for the ride. Gorgeous East Broad Top consol. Love the night shots, my favorite! Great video, thanks for bringing it to us!

How Awesome….

Excellent!! That Providence and Worcester ML420R is gold! Nice model. Great set-up. Must have taken years to lay all that track, build/install the bridges, etc...

Here's a challenging idea. A track mantaitance car with a working crane

great application of “FRED” on the night run. that is a huge set up! that was a nice Chessie caboose ! that was a different styled seat right after the 70. the run by of the pennsylvania was really nice. you got some great images of the different trains. thank you for sharing your time at the live steamers!

They had great track work. Looks great and thanks

How about a steam powered chipper?

if Brute Force isn't working, you aren't using enough! get a bigger Hammer!

This makes for an interesting " high and wide " move ! Thanks for sharing.

All your videos never say what scale it is

If a small Hammer doesn't work get a bigger one

Nice green matress with fresh cut perfume. Your vice predident is quite a good helper. Like him. Cheers the gang.😊😊

Wait a mill brook video without a derailment pee cup!!!

Is there going to be update on extension ?

Chickens, check! Tankcar, check! Discussions, check! Cat, check! Derailment, .... eh..... eh..... Hé, you! Come back! I can not go to sleep with out one!!!

Strip Mines looklike a good investment.

Give her sand Shack. More sand. :)

LOVE those OHCR switchers 🙌

great job cleaning up the brush. it is hard to keep up on the trimming I need to do trimming from the invasive trees and bushes. honeysuckle bushes are bad! grow very fast and spread!

Looks like a great place. I love those switchers , nice job on them .

Everything in life is knowing the tricks lol. For splitting wood an axe isn't the correct tool for the job. Axes are best used for cutting at 90deg to the grain. What you want is a splitter or block splitter - like an axe but the head is shaped to split wood lengthwise along the grain. Axe can be used in a pinch but when it jams, trying to extricate it stresses the handle, so your reliable axe starts to get loose. Also, sitting one round on another reduces the length of your swing therefore the the amount of power you can generate. Having it lower down on a firm surface and aiming for the half of the log round past the center (so the half furthest from the center) yields excellent results. When one gets really good one can use one's manual splitter wherever one likes and is great fun playing with where to split. The more you do it the more productive you become. You begin to be able to read where to split on difficult to split species too.

Need to build some log cars (just a basic frame) that you can cut the wood on the cars then move the cars to where your stacking it..... just a thought for the future...... Good video.....

Are The tree branches going to be used for steam engine fuel????😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great video!

good ole #70 getting a workout. curious as to why you don't have a Gondola out to carry the smaller sticks/kindling that are still worth keeping for firewood. I can see a use for the Tank Car as a sprayer for weed control. fill it with a farm safe weed control, pump it up and sit on a Flatcar with the nozzle to spray the right of way. nothing gunks good trackwork like Weeds!

What about mounting a garden size wood chopper on a car blowing the chips into a collecting hopper car? Joking but only a bit. Lots of diesel around today. It was flowing in one car but not in the other....

Collecting firewood for your steam engine?

Good looking flat cars my man!

I was worried about making a 7.5" gauge for my property because of how much wood it might be able to haul Vs 15/16 inch gauge. But I think 7.5 will be just fine and I can save some money on track building costs

Have you guys thought about using a wood chip stove/boiler? Because you're then able to turn all the wood into chips and carry it all in essentially hopper cars and augers

Try a splitting maul...much better than an ax for splitting wood.

The wheel slip was neat haha

well........thats much better than most people think.........at least its not cleaning up after a nasty derailment. everybody has to create a good laugh now & then.

Awesome video

at the end was that a you de-railing? what a haul of wood will you use it as a part of your heating regiment just in a fire pit. it is crazy with the ants ! nice video, thanks for sharing.

*Gasp!* Eric got a haircut! You look so clean, dude!

Did you set up your loco to run on 7.5-inch guage, or is Eagle Point 7.25? I have had mu volume very low, so I probably missed it if you mentioned it in the video.

Lots of time and money must have went into building those tracks.

That grade (16%) is impracticable for any type of railroad.

where is the nill creek rroad and the cost of the blck&blue engine

He better make his Climax a 3-truck!! lol