Railfanning In The Shenandoah Valley!! 5/30/24

I headed down to Virginia for vacation and decided to do a bit of rail fanning around the Shenandoah Valley area!! I went out for my birthday on May 30th and it was a pretty successful day catching 3 different railroads on the former Chesapeake and Western line!! First train of the day we saw BB Z light power pulling in to the SV yard to pick up some outbounds!! Shortly after we then caught SV-LOCAL departing the yard with DGVR 367 light! After chasing SV-LOCAL I stuck around the area where their interchange with NS is and I got word that NS V93 would be heading this way to pick up and drop off cars!! I headed up north a bit to catch them working some industries right before they came down to the interchange for the SV!! After chasing around the Harrisonburg area I headed over to Elkton, VA on the way back to see if anything was in the area!! Not even there for 30 minutes and NS 12T came through!! It was definitely a good trip and was nice to see some new things!! I hope y’all enjoy and as always thanks for the love and support!!
Video- Nikon D5600
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[@jackbaker4283]

At the 6:04 mark, that was me and my granddad in the gray Toyota Camry! I remember seeing you that day. I am sorry I didn't know it was your birthday that day, if I knew, I would've told you happy birthday! Also, if me and my granddad got I your way, we apologize. Keep up the great work!

[@gretchenchadwick8343]

My son is special needs and he loves trains 🚆🚈🚉🚝🚞🚋🚇🚅🚄🚃🚂🚊🛤 they're one of his favorite things in the whole world 🌎! He says that the f unit at 0:26 on the far right is former Canadian National F7 #9177 he remembers seeing it in 2 Greg Scholl Video Productions videos called Snow Plow with CN F7's and Plow Extras he is glad to see 👀 it again he wondered where it had gotten to and hopes that real soon or sooner than soon it will be restored to operation as well as the other F unit coupled to the caboose parked near the 2 GP9's. He also wishes they would have used a caboose on their freight trains.