Union Pacific meet at Rollinsville, CO / Moffat Tunnel Sub
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Published 2014-08-07
All Comments (21)
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We railroaders never get tired. Great memories. Dad was a brakeman & ran the switch engine in the yard on Wednesday & I (allof 5-6 yrs old got to pull the horn (2 toots Barry)
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I like seeing the old CNW rolling stock and locos brings back memories,I grew up in Lombard, Illinois . During the 60s and 70s.
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Extremely nice video. Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed watching this!
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So glad you stopped, filmed and shared! Thank You!
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What a beautiful profession, professionalism, concentration, patience. Thank you.
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Thanks for your time. I am unable to walk at this time. Waiting on medical department. Watching this keeps my mind off my pain helps relax. Because I will never be able to do what you are doing. I enjoy this no thought process. 100,000 Tom coal cars on the move. Thanks.
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Thanks for the excellent HD video! I moved from Boulder 30 years ago, but still like to catch the trains on the Moffat Sub when I visit. Sad that they're now UP yellow, though, instead of the old Rio Grande. Oh, well -- life goes on.
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"When I was a child, my family would travel...." to Rollins Pass, and we drove the Moffat Tunnel railway bed -- 6 kids, 4 adults & an Irish Setter in a 1969 Dodge station wagon.... "critical on the right!" was the commentary I remember (my father, afraid of heights... with his childhood friend driving the car...). Here's to the memories of my dad, Jim, and Sandy's dad, Rolly... originally of Oak Park, IL.
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Great video with gorgeous scennary, the locomotives are incredibly!!!!
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This is by far one of the best produced train videos I have ever seen. Well done!
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Awesome to see this glimpse of the American economy at work! Scenery is beautiful! Thank you for the video!
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The Winter Park Ski Train also goes through Moffat.
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Our family spent many Summers Vacationing Up above Pinecliffe CO, and we would drive over to see the Moffat Tunnel. The Hobo’s were plentiful and would take their t-shirts off to tie around their faces to breathe through since the 7 mile tunnel would take approximately 15-20 minutes for freight trains to get through it. Amtrak takes 12-15 minutes to go through it on the California Zephyr.
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Thank you my friend foe the support. Done + the bell on
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Very nice catch. Those EMD's sound great!
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Beautiful scenery, great train shots!
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Man you struck gold with is meet, 3 AC6000s, a patched SP and CNW!
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I sure love seeing a big rig or locomotives pulling a load and really pouring that black smoke. I sure miss the old SD40's, GP9's, 7's, and 38's from when I was a kid. They had a particular sound and always blew lots of smoke, and I think they were better looking too. Although I do like the square bulldog look of the SD70AC's, makes them very macho
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Nice film, excellent sounds of roaring engines 10:38
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Uau este trem é gigantesco ! uma bela composição 😵😵😱😍👍👍