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The track these cars where stored at are gone. The City of Rome zoning communists new code all non active tracks must be removed. The city has lost a couple of lines that I know of.

What a waste of money

That last car was brand new. No graphetie!

Always love your little comments and explanations. I hope they have a good and safe rail travel season. Glad Witold and you had a nice outing! Is Little Red his friend? Lovely dogs. Was that an Alco? There was one that derailed in Rome, NY, not heard as to why. As of this Sunday just past, it was back on track and next to a hi rail flatbed truck that had a few black bananas on it. (I know they have been working on replacing some ties.) I don't think the train was going fast, but my, I could hear him lay on that horn when it happened!! It was a looooong blast! Watching from Rome NY

Catching railfans doing crimes.

This is kool

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Thanks, Rambler, for making my day! Great brewery views! When the train goes in with its load and disappears, then comes back out, it's always nice to see. Glad the rails are still used! Watching from Rome, NY.

He ran the STOP 😂

Nice I need to take a ride again. I love driving my vehicles, but I need to hop on an Amtrak again. The last time I did it, I around about 6 or 7 with my parents.

Just catching uo from York, England - thanks for another great video and as always, your knowledgeable commentary is great for us who don't know the area so well!

I worked in Utica from 1969-1971. Sorry that I missed the train action. Still overcast. We used to say “The sun always comes out on Wednesday afternoon, unless it doesn’t”. Summer - mosquitoes the size of B-52s. More dangerous of them knocking you over vs. the bite. Lake effect snow - so it snowed every day. Wonder how they clear the switches during the winter? Great videos.

I do not understand why they use the horn so much on each occasion. Seems unnecessary.

Shame the drive into some of the remote areas is so out of the way. But I guess this gives the railroad some serious neatness. Parts of it are so far from any civilization.

Nice video..I'm surprised they ran both GP-38 and -40 for that train. Maybe just moving both engines to that yard at the end. BTW I really, really liked the period photos at the end. It's remarkable how much history passed thru the yards. RR used to be the big deal for so many years. 80 y/o now but I still remember those days well. I Lived in West Seneca (Buffalo) as a kid and walked the Lackawanna yards behind the steel plants on Lake Eire, also all gone now.

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Fantastic video, very nicely filmed.👍👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing and have a good week. Best wishes.

Nice video from Morrisville NY.

I am happy I subscribed to your channel

Had a great uncle who worked for southern railway. He was a detective for the railroad police. Did this many times oncoal trains during a mining strike!

Great view! As usual, I love your videos! You and Witold stay well.😊

Hey rail rambler always fun watching trains street running. Glad to see industry in Utica going great.

Mechanical bells are so much better than electronic bells.

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Good evening R.R. & Witold, Thank you for nice video.

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I often see bulkhead flat cars with structural steel loads. Where are those headed? Thanks.

Awesomeness!!!!😊

Always like your street running videos. Even the short ones. Like to see them switching the industries also!!

SNEAK was ambitious.

Il n'y a qu'aux USA qu'on peut voir des trucs pareils. C'est dingue ! 😁

Nice to see the Train moving down the street with the usual Boxcars, a Covered Hopper and the B/H Flatcar, loaded with Steel Box-section.

Man, i used to think it was bad that my first apartment was next to a railroad crossing and the same tracks Amtrak used.

Probably a stupid comment but they need a powered "broom" that rotates and cleans out the track grooves.

Noyes Street, nice!

It looks like street tram

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Nice video🎉🎉

excellent video!

Those tracks belong elsewhere. That is not right at all. Unfair and unsafe to the residents. Railroad officials welcome to reply.

Great video ! Trains have owned Schuyler St for about 150 years now, I do believe. About time they had a memorial birthday celebration.

Very cool video catch Railroad Rambler! (Dave).

Killer catch and video of the street runner !!

What’s that cut spur near the tower?

Wow cool

I love to see street running!

As always a treat to see them toddling down the street. The Shadow from some of the wires looks like rails on the pavement. Seeing the Estes truck on the right shows a much better meeting between Truck and Train. Last week NW of the Twin Cities BNSF derailed a fair number of containers out.amongst the corn stalks and dead center in the aerial view of the wreckage you'll see about 5 Estes containers strewn about the wreckage. Some heavy duty humidity today in Milwaukee

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Really, nice video! Thank you for sharing it!