Tweetsie

[@TweetsieRailroader]

This documentary is over a decade old, and it's still a solid piece on the Tweetsie. Funnily enough, I actually know the guy who narrated this, as we both attended the same church.

[@YukonQueen190]

I watch this every day

[@ZodiacSam]

I road Tweetsie when I was a kid.

[@adelmoworytko628]

Sam Swing i still do and im 13

[@railroadvelocipedeproducti2020]

I been to tweetsie twice for Thomas and ghost train

[@noah45crisco]

Ghost train is amazing but you need to go on a normal day can’t beet a classics day at tweetsie

[@TrainTableRailroad]

Whatever person thumbs down this......

[@colecamclay]

9:18 all three

[@hickorynative5399]

Yes!

[@mattdotsonrailfanproductio266]

I have been 3 times, for ghost train, thomas, and Christmas

[@TrainTableRailroad]

Really?!? You should go for opening day this year!

[@felipe4579]

what happened to tweetsie's old passenger cars?

[@carolinacentralrwy]

Combine 15 now resides at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, being restored, Coach 5 is still at Tweetsie and old ET&WNC Excursion car 11 was burned some time in the 70s due to excessive rot, all of Excursion Car 11’s mechanical parts still exist, in fact Coach 5 rides on Excursion Car 11’s wheel sets

[@cbrail3006]

How hard would it be to drive a Steamengine

[@mattdotsonrailfanproductio266]

74gamer it isn’t easy, but it isn’t hard either. If you are experienced and you’ve been doing it for years, it will probably be pretty simple

[@cbrail3006]

Matt Gaming true

[@cbrail3006]

@@TrainTableRailroad same

[@cbrail3006]

He got eaten by Steamengine