Running To The UP! | The Twin Cities and Western's Union Pacific Turn

[@christolly2690]

Great videoagraphy and narration. Well done!

[@RFMCabooseNP1713]

Great video.

[@SD457500]

Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching!

[@TomahTrains-261-75]

We appreciate your video. Love the drone spots and seeing SSP with all the action!

[@SD457500]

Glad you enjoyed it, and I appreciate the kind comment as well. Thanks for watching!

[@nightrider6769]

Back when I was in my twenties I was boating the river with my friends pretty much every weekend and all the years that I was boating the river I had never seen trains go over that bridge. Kind of cool to see it on a train video I hear it's going to get replaced too I hope you do a video on that when they do it.

[@pauludulutch4353]

Wish you had a map of all this.

[@SD457500]

@@pauludulutch4353 That's something I'm working on, and how to use Google Maps without getting a copyright strike. Thanks for watching!

[@101moosefan]

There's an app / site called Rail Guide. It can list current / Former/ abandoned rail lines. I think you would be okay to use. Reason why I just usually use lat long and a weather radar map if there's rain / snow on my videos.

[@lexpo181]

Great video Douglas!

[@jefftapper4799]

I work at one of the steepest points of the grade between downtown and Jackson St and these engines are SCREAMING along. TC&W engineers are always the most common to wave.

[@SD457500]

You really would hear these guys ROAR up that part of the line. They don't waste time, and get trains over the tracks, fast. Thanks for watching!

[@tigerphid9677]

I totally love those old GPs. That is the beauty of short-line railroading.

[@TacticalRuse]

Great video, your minnesota train videos are unmatched I appreciate all the knowledge you give

[@thek-luckyboys5252]

Love the video! It’s cool seeing shortlines on your channel

[@StormySkyRailProductions]

Awesome video of this railroad operation. Enjoyed watching once again and have a great rest of your Monday. Steve

[@25mfd]

that TC&W is a pretty cool railroad... if you haven't already done it, could you do a vid on all of their motive power... the TC&W definitely have an old school theme going on... pretty cool

[@kenmunozatmmrrailroad6853]

Excellent video and beautiful paint on that short line. Consider me subbed.

[@SD457500]

I appreciate the kind words, and GREAT to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment, and watching!

[@TwinCitiesRailfan]

I’ve got to visit Barge Channel Road and SSP yard.

[@SD457500]

It's a cool area, just gotta have a train there! Thanks for the comment, and watching!

[@bbradleyism]

Where is the Belt Yard?

[@SD457500]

Belt Yard is adjacent to CPKC's Saint Paul Yard over in Saint Paul, MN. Thanks for watching!

[@minnesotarailfan11]

I wonder why they always take RRV&W power😅 ik they are sister company’s, but I don’t think I’ve seen them use TC&W units up here before

[@scr2392]

It seams that some of the engines have been repowered by cat

[@Memphisdoug]

Why the need for all the engines?

[@SD457500]

@Memphisdoug Tracktive effort and horsepower! The TCWR seems to like the flexibility of four axel power, and how they can use it pretty much anything. Thanks for watching!

[@bradhardy2629]

Poor scabs still making peanuts for a wage.

[@SD457500]

Not at all; the TCWR is a solid regional railroad. Thanks for watching!