Reading & Northern 2102: The Lehigh Gorge Rambles (4K)

[@ToledoRails]

The first four minutes are simply fantastic. That deafening stack leaves you speechless in real person and your video gave me that same rush. Simply fantastic coverage of these runs in one exhilarating journey.

[@TheTrainboard]

Excellent video!!! Absolutely incredible shots!! You are a true inspiration! I hope one day I can approach the quality of your videos. - Ryan

[@steveember8972]

Beautifully shot video with fine sound. I loved the mix of focal lengths and perspectives, including the tele-compressed renderings of the train. The blasting out of tunnel at ~4:00 is thrilling. Well done!

[@eisenbahntraeumer]

What a stunning engine and even more stunning sound! Great job!

[@WRProductions]

Excellent production!

[@JsRailroadVideos]

Great video! I was curious to see how your shot came out at 18:24 It looks to me like it turned out nice. Good job

[@TrainLover-wt9ix]

I’ve always wondered, why does 2102 have two whistles? Is it like, one for the engineer, and one for the fireman depending on the curve?

[@andrewcoates3050]

I'm wondering the same thing, because it seems like they just pick a whistle at random most of the time, both whistles are beautiful and iconic but it is kinda strange

[@TrainLover-wt9ix]

@ Fr

[@Porschedude8]

Excellent!! 👏😊

[@joshuaheminitz9051]

Awesome video!

[@MrTragedious986]

2102 is my favorite Steam locomotive since her base is pretty unique compared to most Northern locomotives.

[@Voucher765]

Same, 2102 is a veteran excursion star and one of the owners of her was the High Iron Company led by founder Ross Rowland Jr and they did excursions with her on both the CNJ and DL&W cut off from Hoboken to Binghamton

[@empirestaterails]

This is pretty awesome, good stuff

[@brianfalzon6739]

When 425 comes back, she can do a third time doubleheader by leading 2102 this time!

[@kptrains]

Great captures! I was also able to see 2102 on August 17 as well as May 25 👍

[@Voucher765]

I was there too on the May 25th Ramble

[@kptrains]

@@Voucher765 Cool you were also at the May Ramble.

[@Voucher765]

@@kptrains Yup I was

[@waldolahr9726]

Amazing shots and great filmography, my *one* critique is not letting the train fully go by many times, it shows the true power of the locomotive seeing the entirety of the train trundle by.

[@BlueCometProductions]

@@waldolahr9726 different strokes for different folks I guess

[@waldolahr9726]

@ oh absolutely! I hope it didn’t come off as me telling you what to do with your videos!! Keep up the amazing work!

[@BlueCometProductions]

@ no no you’re fine! It really is just an editor’s choice, I do take letting the full train pass as a consideration to those that do enjoy it, though sometimes for video pacing it works better to cut it with a different angle to help it flow better… and for whatever I happen to choose to do as it happens 😅

[@waldolahr9726]

@ sounds good! I look forward to seeing more from you!!!

[@gabetrain8834]

Hope this happens again next year. I filmed this excursion too, although a stayed between Falls and Tunkhannock for it. Also beautiful video, pretty good audio quality

[@brianfalzon6739]

@@gabetrain8834 same here

[@SimplyTakuma]

07:30 Why here with diesel traction? Was the line not free for the steam locomotive?

[@BlueCometProductions]

Diesels had to be added to the front of the train down the mountain between Penobscot and Pittston due to the hill being too steep to provide reliable braking with the train. Dynamic braking works better on diesels and offers better control than air over a longer distance, so it was done for safety.

[@Voucher765]

I was at Pittston when the 2102 chugged in, She was helped by 2 diesels up the grade

[@alanthefisher]

what camera are you using? This came out fantastic

[@BlueCometProductions]

Canon 90D

[@sycho-blud]

Hope to see 2102 be reunited with his older brother, no. 2100 once returned to operation

[@brianfalzon6739]

@@sycho-blud same here

[@natiosdocs]

Amantes de trem! Postei o filme ''Ferrovia com Coração de Ouro (1965)'' legendado pra quem quiser assistir! É um relato da Talyllyn Railway, uma histórica transportadora de ardósia de bitola estreita em Tywyn, País de Gales, e sua operação por uma sociedade de preservação que a salvou de ser vendida como sucata.