Weird RR Crossing With Bell, Abandoned House By Tracks, Double DPU Train, Fast Trains & UP Railroad!

Fast Trains At Rare Railroad Crossing, Double DPUs Working Hard, Abandoned House By Railroad, Abandoned Bridge Over Railroad & Union Pacific Railroad Locomotives On Norfolk Southern Railroad! This video includes 5 trains north of Lexington, Kentucky near Corinth, Kentucky on the Norfolk Southern Rat Hole Line. Major train horn action!
The train horn salutes were due to railroad maintenance of way equipment doing work along the main line. Have you ever seen a railroad crossing like this? The crossing is cross buck protected along with a single bell on one of the cross buck posts! I did a video last year with another crossing exactly like this one. The crossing also has a shanty for the electrical equipment and an electric meter. I believe the road was relocated here to the west side of the tracks and that contributed to this crossing being converted to only a bell. The crossing is only for a small dead end road now instead of a busier road that is now on the west side of the tracks. Check out the train with the 2 DPU units in the middle that crosses here! That was the second train.
The third train is seen going under an abandoned road bridge. The road dead ends here now out in the middle of nowhere. This train is a steel coils train with a DPU on the rear.
My internet went out again and now I have to retype everything past this point. @%&$#
It went something like this. I saw an abandoned house on the hill, got curious, blah, blah, blah. I am not retyping all of that since hardly anyone reads this crap anyway.
An oil train and a double stack intermodal went by . Yipty do
I really do have a huge disdain for computers. I like trains but I don't like working on computers. Since I started my channel I have gone through about a half dozen of them. I just bought another one and this is the last one that I will ever buy no matter what. I got the best one that Best Buy had. It took over a month for it to arrive. I told the girl there that I don't want to hear about any special deals and I will leave if she talked about any specials. Okay, that's it. Here's the video recorded north of Lexington, Kentucky near Corinth.
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[@newiee.2376]

Good morning everyone Happy Valentine Day wonderful trains videos .prayers up stay safe while out and about.love all

[@sanddabz5635]

9:03....What a cool ole' bridge!

[@jonwatt678]

Hello and Happy Valentines Day to all

[@charlottecunningham2141]

Happy Valentine’s Day to you, Jon 😊

[@jonwatt678]

@@charlottecunningham2141 👍😀

[@kempmt1]

20:20-that NS has a weird sounding horn

[@lintongrant2978]

Bless up JT

[@williamlloyd3769]

Who has the liability I’d the closed bridge fails and blocks the track? PS - What a remote looking stretch of track. Thanks for video!

[@Queeniej53054]

Looks like a private driveway or crossing into a private field. Most don’t have lights or rr crossing but the train 🚂 horn blows at any crossing like that, they even blow the train horn when there’s known hiking trails nearby.

[@dougblalock5175]

On New Years night in 2000, GDOT had to place two workers at every crossing in Georgia. Saw some strange stuff but nothing like Jawtooth comes up with. Godspeed old boy!

[@northpennvalleysteamrailroad]

Awesome 😊

[@shaunrobertson1857]

Love how you always get a horn salute I can never get one when I go rail fanning lol

[@jameschristiansson3137]

I finally got a salute from a one car train. My one and only.

[@rachelolvera9435]

That was cool to see double dpu

[@VlakynaSlovensku]

Awesome train footage!!

[@icosthop9998]

The first one I played over twice I love the speed of it. Where I live a lot of people love to play their music loud in their vehicles 🔊 I hope they can hear that Bell ringing.

[@rachelolvera9435]

Good morning Jawtooth. Happy Valentine’s Day to you and your wife.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thanks for the video today! Always interesting! See you on the next, Brian. 😊

[@carypyke935]

Happy Valentines day to you & family

[@stevenharris2502]

That house and bridge were probably built in the 1920’s that would be my guess? Awesome video ❤❤

[@sanddabz5635]

I'd like to know who owns the property the house sits on?

[@JawTooth]

@@sanddabz5635 You could look it up at the county tax map web site

[@sanddabz5635]

@@JawTooth Thanks JT.......and Hi!

[@billxam2674]

Glad you put the A.D. on there. Horn salutes for everyone!! Man I love those.

[@Eddy63]

It seems most of the engineers are friendly as they 're now use to a lot of railfans filming them ... Cool catches Son ... I'll watch another one gladly ... Thx ...

[@TI4438]

Looks like that old house was a quality build originally.

[@alexaseltine1052]

Awesome video jawtooth and happy valentine's day to you and mrs. Tooth also all the odd things you find are definitely something of history

[@Hyrev1]

Nice mix of trains! Cool abandoned house! Great video JT! 🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸

[@Woodsman991]

Great video, varied content and very informative

[@supercuda1950]

You never know, Honest Abe Lincoln may have lived there, or maybe John Smith (lol). Lotsa tank cars need tagging! By the way, NS could have connected all those trains together and made one 2 mile long train. Lucky for us, they chose not to. Thanks for finding another beautiful spot to railfan.

[@sanddabz5635]

Makes me wonder who owns the property now?

[@carlbremer5987]

Great catch and crossing. Thanks for your great videos.

[@JawTooth]

Thank you very much!

[@billstill1794]

I thought trains had to slow down when in an area where maintainence was being done on the tracks. That 1st train wizzed by them. You should have brought along your radar gun! Second train was a looong one! ...It would be interesting to find info on that abandoned property - hey JT, maybe you can buy it!

[@poowg2657]

Nice toot salute to you and the lineside workers. Excellent double DPU and liked the way they were notching up going by. Totally excellent video!

[@trainsinkansas576]

It would have been real easy to put some type of flashing light at this type of crossing. The bell is ok if your walking, not deaf and have the windows rolled down.

[@BeeLineEast]

Good catch on that first train that was a long one. Cool video. Glad you checked the old house out. I would have.

[@ericzerkle5214]

Used to be one east of Hamilton Ind along the old Wabash 4th district, now INER. It was replaced about 20 years ago. It literally had a bell too, not a cheesy sounding, fake, electronic one...

[@RTWest-kn5fr]

Nice sunny morning. Foreign power... and booking train. Workers to scare off the Bigfoot. Weird or rare bell. Somedays it all just comes together, Señor Jaws. Good work here in 2023. Gracias por tu video. RT sends, Puebla, México...

[@kennethboehnlein51]

Great video, as always. Exploring the abandoned house. Is that cool, or what?

[@johnsterling7420]

JT those are some awesome catches, and I see a lot of foreign power. Thanks for the video. 👌👍😇

[@simonmoore9554]

Like the fast moving trains!

[@johnconnolly6011]

That safety thing didn't work out to good in Ohio? 8 billion dollars in stock buy backs instead of fixing the tracks or hiring back all those laid off.

[@beulahpowell1478]

You have the most interesting videos. Thank you for the different activities of these trains. I am truly a train watcher and I began my hobby in Folkston , Georgia.

[@shaunclayton8923]

I have a railroad crossing that crosses a pedestrian path that's protected by a pair of gates and that's it. No bell, lights or even crossbucks. It's on the Lycoming Valley Railroad, which is a short line owned by North Shore Railroad in central Pennsylvania.

[@georgettedebuhr2660]

Happy Valentine's Day Jaw Tooth. That crossing with only a bell is the oddest I have ever seen. Odd, but cool. And I do read your descriptions if no one else does. That abandoned house is awesome. If it could talk what stories it could tell.. That would be a great place to watch trains. Have a nice day.☺️🌈

[@rickweissmann7101]

Love the bells. And salute. Thanks as always.

[@TheCheffydave]

Nice assortment of trains in both directions! Great horn salute”s”

[@wallybacon22]

Got to be unique how Cincinnati owns its own railroad and has the largest abandon subway record as well.

[@jamesmurphy9346]

I had Friends that worked Track Maintenance. They said when a Train rolled by their location, all the track workers were supposed to watch the Cars go by and look for Hot Boxes. Didn't see that with the Crew you were near. Been reading a lot on the web about the derailment. Reports are saying big Ecological disaster etc. Be safe.

[@jdmacduff1444]

The overhead shots are terrific, thanks JT

[@nealgold8442]

You find great locations and great trains!! How do you do it!! Great job son!

[@JawTooth]

Glad you like them!

[@timmccarter6850]

I have always been fascinated by trains and railroading. Like your site. I especially like the way you present it. Kind of addictive. It's a 10 as far as my vote. Good luck.

[@danslejardindecytrus]

Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! 👍✨✨🙏

[@Bookishtraveller]

Very nice video 👏🏻👏🏻. Here in India more than 80 percent of tracks has been electrified. Diesel locomotives are now secondary. I’m a bit surprised to see US still opting for diesel locos. Yeah but I love the beautiful livery of locomotives in your video. 👍

[@cp368productions2]

Electric locomotives just aren't cost effective for this country. They are fine on the NEC but for them to replace diesels you have to string catenary above every single track and that is just not workable. There are a couple electrified railroads but most electrified lines were shut off decades ago because their maintenance cost was too much.

[@jameschristiansson3137]

I wonder if there are any Monon green light crossing signals left in service? "DANGER When Light Is Out, Cross At Your Own Risk"

[@cp368productions2]

I saw an abandoned house next to the tracks on Sunday. Unfortunately I forgot to take a picture, it's mostly collapsed. Most of the second floor is gone, the front wall fell in, completely beyond repair.

[@danielulz1640]

Good video, JT. That last train had a weird horn. It sounded like a goose gargling!

[@user-pn5xw3pc7z]

160 . Japan railroad is dream long mikist . American railroad is wonderful existence . I can see it . Thank you very much .

[@Patric5590]

Awesome video with 2 dpu working hard and a horn salute but wait there’s more 👍😎🇺🇸🚂👍👍

[@martinmax1589]

Love that house! It is air-conditioned, has a sun roof, has a great view of the tracks, and it's in a secluded spot!

[@brianhickey5949]

The salute sounded a bit like "shave and a haircut two bits" but I could be wrong. It was nice to hear! A nice long manifest with 2 DPUs - cool! Stay safe when you are exploring old houses and such - nails, possible falling beams, creepy bugs, and snakes in season. We want a healthy JT :) Nice salute from the NS stack train - you are a popular guy!

[@UNIONPACIFIC_1982]

New paint scheme on Union Pacific6476

[@danielfishel7853]

Mr jaw tooth thank you for all you do going out videoing freight trains in around your state of Ohio and Kentucky and other parts of other states I enjoy your videos please be safe out there doing what you love keeping us entertained we all love you from a rail fan like me God bless you

[@paulbergen9114]

If it's old rare obscure you can be assured JT is on the prowl and will track it down. Those Tate & Lyle \ STLX grain trains have become a weekly feature because of the area you travel. Great mixed frt and the 3 GRY Gary RR gons still in EJ&E paint and numbers still in good shape after 42 years. Luckily they have hauled nothing but coiled steel their entire life so they're not all banged up. Add in the heavy duty NS steel train hammering out the miles then toss in an ethanol train and finish it off with the container train. Judging by the brush cutting and the fresh gravel and the grading a drainage\culvert project is underway to ease washout potential in the curve. (Does not include the Port-O-Potty)

[@londonwhaley8690]

Good morning I enjoyed the video👍👍

[@LisbonRailProductionsandF1]

Magnificent catches of the train coming by and pass, I like it 5 stars, keep up the great work, my friend, Greetings from Portugal to the USA

[@cmdrflake]

That was cool indeed! The former DL&W/Conrail Groveland secondary had a group of bell only crossings with 18” GRS gongs. Those were seriously cool. One of them now is used by a nearby high school to start and stop wrestling matches in the classic manner. Another is in a collection and is wired to a cross buck activated by a pneumatic circuit- no electricity needed! WOO!😎

[@harris4018]

how are you copping with the ohio crash keeping well out of it i hope as its a killer now

[@glennyork6800]

Neat lod house Oh my if those rock chimneys cld talk!

[@razrramonel4077]

There is a crossing in Cincinnati, Ohio on CSX Transportation that is a pedestrian crossing with a mechanical crossing bell, and there is another crossing in Illinois on the Canadian National Railway that has a neon red light and an electric crossing bell.

[@JawTooth]

Where is that CSX crossing in Cincinnati? I should know but I can not think of it.

[@trainwild]

Hey JT, another great video. These trains look great, you must really do a lot of traveling to get most of these shots. It's nice to see all the trains and scenery that make up this great country of ours. Thanks! 😀

[@markwalker1144]

Awesome trains, manifest, tanker, and an intermodel! Scenery was pretty. The people who lived in that old house are gone too 😕. Thanks for a great video.

[@bobsacamano3212]

Awesome score on so many trains in this video!👍

[@kimscheie]

And kentuky wow JT ...kool country

[@BF-qt2wp]

Happy Valentine's day JT.

[@terrybrown8292]

Good find again go man go

[@petebachelder1131]

Ahhhh sweet, UP power !! 👍 Awesome overhead bridge shot, see the entire train including the DPU !! That is a neat old house, glad you peaked inside, imagine a stone chimney instead of brick today, be cool to know the story behind that house. 👍 Very interesting, I didn't know that about the hopper cars between the tanker and engine... makes total sense !! Super Awesome Video !! 👍👍👍

[@nancysalerno7036]

Great video!! I always find those abandoned houses interesting, the stone chimneys were great, what a different time. Thanks so much for taking us with you and having a wide variety of locations and information . Cheers!

[@btd2516]

How do you keep finding all this oddball stuff way out in the boonies? You should write a book about all that weird stuff you find. I'd buy it.

[@JawTooth]

Awesome thanks for watching! Lol

[@yafuker6046]

@@JawTooth WOW, I'd LOVE to have that piece of property!

[@Theonewhoistointerestedi-zo1ls]

There’s quite a few of these on CN CP and a couple on BNSF

[@Theonewhoistointerestedi-zo1ls]

@@JawTooth that bell is a General Signals type 3. And they do that horn salute when they go by track workers

[@johnnyh409]

In the 1960's my great grandma lived along the CE&I tracks in southern IL. The tracks were about 70 feet behind her house and as a kid we would run out to wave to the engineer and the conductor in the caboose!

[@everettnichols9062]

If you want to know the relative age of those falling down structures, find the nails. Round nails mean fairly modern, square nails means really old (1800's).!

[@user-ep7gu8ez3i]

Cool video !!!!old bridge Cool !!!👍👍👍

[@toddselph5992]

Great catches! They use a lot of UP power. That was a cool old house. That'd be a nice place to build a new one! Great video!

[@JawTooth]

Thank you very much!

[@andrefane5499]

Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work

[@johnwinter8273]

I find those abandoned homes/buildings interesting. Makes me wonder who and when the last people lived there. Maybe that land is available for purchase. / Great train action. 👍🇺🇲

[@dougblalock5175]

Man that old house brings back fond memories. I bet you could still taste the salt in the mortar from when that fire place was built. That cardboard makes great insulation. Spent many a night in a house just like that as a boy. Awesome Jawtooth, thank you again.

[@danbedford5419]

Good video jawtooth

[@kimscheie]

Check out 'heartless bastards" from cincinati were in Alberta playing with jayhawks ...good stuff ! Thx JT love your heart for the old stuff .

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Go back to the old house and get the door knobs Thanks for the show JAW Tooth

[@Theonewhoistointerestedi-zo1ls]

Dang best shape I’ve ever seen a UP locomotive in

[@thomasmackowiak]

Thank you for a wonderful video of Norfolk Southern trains on the Cicinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad near Corinth, Kentucky, Jaw Tooth! The trains were interesting to watch. That abandoned house that you found was fascinating to explore. I wonder how people could have lived in a house like that.

[@daledrawbond1222]

Good rant in the comments! Sure gets frustrating to have to retype what has already been typed but disappeared. I read your comments to see where you are and anything interesting that you put in them. Thanks for the tour of that old house and finding all those old closed bridges and unique crossings! You keep the videos coming and I’ll be watching your interesting part of the USA.

[@silverhawk24]

You got so many horn salutes in this video. And I'm all here for it

[@SantaFe19484]

The second train was totally awesome!

[@agwbcfjc2]

Thank you, JT for another fabulous train video!! I'm awed again by your ability to find these great trains and wonderful locations to film!! Stay safe out there to you and yours. God Bless You!🙋

[@andrewmacintosh6240]

Have a great day Jaw Tooth. Enjoy your coffee. Love your videos cheers 😃👍 sincerely Andrew Macintosh .

[@randydobson1863]

hello jaw its is randy and i like you video is cool jaw thanks friends randy

[@charlottecunningham2141]

I could hear your frustration with the computers through your commentary and I don’t blame you on the computers.

[@RailFan1981]

I want to move into that abandoned house, lol. Fine catches!

[@Rickytrainwrestlingfan55]

Gm Happy Valentines Day

[@musclecarmitch908]

Great video Jawtooth! Really strange to have a bell at a crossing and no lights, most folks probably couldn't even hear it with their windows rolled up and driving along. If there's a setup for a bell it could trigger lights just the same, really odd setup! Thanks for sharing!

[@garymessina1609]

Great abandon stuff you find great train action great video thanks jaw tooth

[@kenmaus1754]

Fun to see. As a teen living near a mid-50's SP branch line I remember seeing two bells on each side of a narrow road crossing in Ellicott , CA , They each looked like street lamps mounted on top of heavy metal posts. Both were covered with RR silver pint. They sounded a low pitch BONG when a rain approached. One crossbuck wood post was south side of crossing,

[@michaelhewitt258]

Great job JawTooth Weird at first you had no sound But I have sound now

[@train1962]

Reminds me of a place that I know very well. Thanks for taking us along.

[@JawTooth]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jananderson672]

Loved that horn salute! That engineer must be a fan. Still think that crossing needs lights ,but it's probably safe enough Fun video, JT!

[@Chessie1985]

Excellent trains JT!!!!