Train Mountain Triennial 2022 After the Fire

[@modelrailroad6337]

As a member of train mountain I would like to say thank to the pilot that dropped his water on Crane.

[@fraukatze3856]

Good to hear that the fire didn’t wipe them out. Nor the mud!

[@scottl3789]

Thanks so much for sharing this! I'm sure the Helo pilot took some major rubbing for that! But, as a rural fire fighter in Virginia, he did exactly as he was charged to do. Hats off to him, the crew, the Train Mountain crew!

[@tarnishedknight730]

As a firefighter (Retired) my job was to preserve life and property. And that is exactly what that pilot did. He prevented the loss of property (and the possible spread of the fire). I set a water curtain on a large dog house that was begining to smolder from the heat of the house fire. Nobody knew it at the time, but one of the children (and the dog) was in that dog house. Both were scared but unharmed. That was one time where saving property saved lives as well.

[@keanandarnell8709]

I am going to Oregon either end of this year or beginning of next and I’m forsure gonna stop here when we go!

[@Oregontrailblazin]

Thanks !

[@junglejim5785]

Amazing. This was enjoyable. Thank you and God Bless.

[@RollingRailProductions]

Thats so surreal. Amazing editing. Keep up the great work guys! And kudos to the Train Mountain Crew!

[@-SkyCat-]

has to be the biggest small scale riding trains i've seen.. looked on google.. my god its BIG!

[@davidwhiting1761]

Honestly even after the fire and the slide the scenery still looks great.

[@AverageAviator21]

yeah, I do kind of like the open fields.

[@hfcraft748]

Pretty sure it will be super hot in summer

[@morg777]

@@hfcraft748 it is. The trees helped keep it cooler.

[@matthewfawbush7731]

That is awesome Like the mountain scenery that survived two years of covid and fires It will continue on with years to come. Hey 7ideas Have you been to look the history of the clinchfield rr of the clinch mountain railroading of Kentucky Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee in the Tri-Cities CSX is bringing back the Santa Train this year on its 80th year on riding the rails from Elkhorn City KY to Kingsport TN on its 110 mile journey Through tunnels and bridges The most amazing places on the Clinchfield RR is pool point tunnel and bridge, breaks interstate park near Haysi VA, Sandy Ridge Tunnel at Trummel, VA, Miller Yard Dungannon VA, and crossing the Copper Creek Viaduct at highway 23 in Gate City VA the bridge is 1,068 feet and 175 feet high at the clinch river on through mossin gap ridge tunnel (copper ridge tunnel) through Kermit Waycross and on to it's final destination at Clinchfield's Main Street Square station at Carter Yard In downtown Kingsport TN the end of the 80th Aunnal 110 mile line of the CSX Santa Train on CSX's Kingsport Subdivision to remember the history of the clinchfield rr where coal is king on the historic Clinchfield RR.

[@matthewfawbush7731]

Hey 7ideas The CSX Santa Train is in two weeks Saturday November 19th If you never been to the Tri-Cities Region, you might like to come there and see it

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very cool video. Glad they were able to rebuild with so much damage. Definitely dedication and love went into being able to do that so well. Thanks for posting and have a nice day too.

[@Tuckaway]

That really is a great railroad you have there. The fires and rainfall have certainly caused you a lot of repair work recently. Do you get any large animals like bears on your property and Is your rail steel or alloy? My five inch gauge garden railway uses steel rail as I found the alloy rail too slippery when it was damp. I want to visit your railroad when I'm in Oregon sometime. JNS ,Rugby , England.

[@kinkindred]

Awesome job! Coolest place ever.

[@pokemaster123ism]

I visited Train Mountain last year in October as was gutted that I missed this. I’ll have to visit in 2025. That will be an adventure though, considering I live in Illinois

[@michaelmorgan7893]

It would be nice if there was a way to build or engineer some actual scale sized tampers, and ballast regulators, Jordan spreaders, etc for live steam scale track work. Have everything laser and data driven just like the prototype, to bring the tracks up to perfect alignment. You guys did a phenomenal job of putting it all back into good order. Beautiful work.

[@MoosesWorkshop]

Beautiful video! Does this one finally have captions?

[@briand5521]

Absolutely cool !

[@motionsick]

This is so unbelievably awesome.

[@myttrainboy]

Those trains are so fun to ride on. A friend of the family has taken us out on his in So Cal.

[@hinanokia6607]

Nice video 📹

[@worldcooking]

Awesome!

[@tarnishedknight730]

A heck of a mind trick @7:56 when the (giant, mutant) squirrel runs across the track. Took a moment for it to register that the track is small instead of the squirrel being huge.

[@steveholloway1963]

What a crying shame it's such a great place

[@popples4973]

Such an awesome layout, I would like to see it in person. It's too bad the fire & heavy rains damaged the railway. I hope your rebuilding is going well. 🚂🚃🚃🚃

[@FutureRailProductions]

It's all been rebuilt. There's still some stuff to do but it's better then it was.

[@weatherupstairs4814]

That's the most dramatically symphonic version of "Old Town Road" I've ever heard. Lol

[@doct0rnic]

so many things i was worried would be gone forever during that fire, one was train mountain and the neighboring Collier logging Museum which houses rare one of a kind rail equipment only found there among other things.

[@cellbuilder2]

The nearby historic Klamath State Fish Hatchery was also badly hit by the 242 Fire. The main hatchhouse building, built back in the early 1920s-30s, was burned down completely, along with everything in it. My family and I were living there at the time, and we had to evacuate because of the fire. Our house was only maybe 100 feet from the hatchhouse, and the vinyl siding of our house was warped and melted in places. The big maple tree even closer to the hatchhouse was half-killed, and the towering ponderosa pine in front of our front lawn was scorched black and had to be cut down.

[@GazemberIci-gl3su]

Love it

[@djmechwarrior]

What is the music at the end please?

[@7ideaproductions]

Title is "All That I Want" by The Lighthearts. Music provided by Artlist

[@djmechwarrior]

@@7ideaproductions Sorry, I meant the cinematic music from 6m10s onwards

[@7ideaproductions]

@@djmechwarrior Life in Colour by Solus (Artlist)

[@rosajennings7377]

That's cool 😅😂

[@mylesspear]

With the triennial being delayed a year, will the next triennial still take place in 2024?

[@morg777]

2025. They’re keeping the new three year period.

[@Trainlover1995]

*2020: THE YEAR OF PLAGUE AND FIRE* Why did this make me laugh?

[@GMCGUY-]

I am wondering I am from New England and I want to come visit next year for a vacation down in Oregon for about 30 days does anybody know how much their tickets go for to get into the park? And that fire I didn't know about that I just saw this video and that really pissed me off. Look at all the hybrid wildlife before all that fire happen there you even saw a squirrel jumping over the railroad tracks in the previous videos and then when you saw the aftermath it's like what happened to all the trees like my God it didn't even look like it was the same area. But at least it was still green icing place is burned before and where they absolutely look like a wasteland at least that still had its green color at least give it a few years and wildlife will start returning to this area

[@peterrue2612]

So sad 😢

[@hinanokia6607]

my dream us 🇺🇸 tairn my wish god 🙏 ❤

[@BaMgOne-02331youtube]

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