Hike to Tahawus

[@abuzuhm]

Great video! Loved the abandoned snow plow.

[@tct855]

WG~, Wow, that was an incredible historic video hike. Very interesting and informative. You really have a good eye, good instinct and good talent for capturing and narrating some really cool railroad yesteryear. Look forward to learning and seeing more. Thanx Thom...

[@dhdisprsmith2296]

Wow, an incredible trip up the branch. I’ve only been over it on a locomotive, it’s unbelievable you walked the entire line, camping by yourself with the bears and other wildlife.

[@WilliamCGill]

I threw my food up in to the telegraph lines just in case a bear came by while I was sleeping. I expected it to be easy since it was more or less flat - but walking 30 miles on the ties really did a number on my feet.

[@upstairsdave]

10:00 was my favorite. I enjoyed the whole thing. Something ominous about the Adirondacks, it's always interesting there.

[@guntrain212]

Always a good story, Wil. You never disappoint.

[@WilliamCGill]

Classic travel shot!

[@RussellNelson]

I've ridden a speeder up to Tahawus. It's a lot of fun!

[@RussellNelson]

6:20 No, they parked the cars in the four-track yard at Tahawus. This siding is called "Stillwater".

[@WilliamCGill]

Do you know why they built the siding there? Out in the middle of nowhere? Just on the off chance they had two trains out there?

[@RussellNelson]

@@WilliamCGill it was a passing siding.

[@kenkarlewicz9380]

Incredibly cool film William and after finally getting to spend time this weekend with you. I will be sure to follow all of your fascinating adventures into the back places of the northeast. Very inspiring and I learned a great deal about a very special branch and the man named William Gill

[@richardhover2131]

What a great watch Will! had to have feelings of just absolute solitude in many of these locations - Bacon and more Bacon would be my choice too - LOL - The low camera angle through the yellow and white wildflowers was quite a shot! nicely done! thanks for the effort and the video!

[@TheRino54]

A great story, a bit melancholic but I enjoyed each moment.

[@WilliamCGill]

This was a hard one and it came through in the recording. Set out to see something and found nothing but a tunnel of trees! But, really glad I did it.

[@RussellNelson]

5:10 The Hudson starts at the west side of the mine.

[@zachneven5496]

wow

[@johnmalenchek6597]

Pretty boring trip