Durango Diesel Trains: White Pass DL535 Locomotives - CoasterFan2105
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Date: 2022-05-12
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JustAHillbilly777
Looking through some of the other comments here, I notice you said in a reply that you hope to one day go to the White Pass & Yukon. Might I recommend going to Tweetsie Railroad and Dollywood to get a look at what White Pass & Yukon steam is like, as a sort of preview taste?
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Looking through some of the other comments here, I notice you said in a reply that you hope to one day go to the White Pass & Yukon. Might I recommend going to Tweetsie Railroad and Dollywood to get a look at what White Pass & Yukon steam is like, as a sort of preview taste?
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Valerie
I'm glad that they are still able to have the service there, but the diesels just don't have the same nostalgic feel. Looks, sound, and everything that is only with the steam engines. I don't want to give that up. Thank you for sharing this, I really appreciate your videos.
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I'm glad that they are still able to have the service there, but the diesels just don't have the same nostalgic feel. Looks, sound, and everything that is only with the steam engines. I don't want to give that up. Thank you for sharing this, I really appreciate your videos.
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Western
I can't believe you got a DVD company to work with you, with music made by James Coffey, the same guy who made music for I Love Toy Trains! It's awesome how far you have come, and you are a huge inspiration for me. Good job.
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I can't believe you got a DVD company to work with you, with music made by James Coffey, the same guy who made music for I Love Toy Trains! It's awesome how far you have come, and you are a huge inspiration for me. Good job.
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Jigsaw
I got a question for you mike, do you actually go to all these places for these video? Also one comment: I hate how you aren-t getting as many views as before. You deserve more views!
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I got a question for you mike, do you actually go to all these places for these video? Also one comment: I hate how you aren-t getting as many views as before. You deserve more views!
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Rambunctious
101's repaint in orange and crimson is absolutely strong and vibrant. Hats off to the Durango & Silverton for giving my favorite 3' gauge diesels in the world a new home!
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101's repaint in orange and crimson is absolutely strong and vibrant. Hats off to the Durango & Silverton for giving my favorite 3' gauge diesels in the world a new home!
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FyreLite07
When I went to Durango and Silverton I only saw 2 diesel locos and all other steamers. I have been looking forward to seeing this one running! Amazing video my friend!
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When I went to Durango and Silverton I only saw 2 diesel locos and all other steamers. I have been looking forward to seeing this one running! Amazing video my friend!
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Idaho
When I went on the Durango and Silverton i was able to see both of those locomotives in action and even was able to film in some of the same exact locations as you.
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When I went on the Durango and Silverton i was able to see both of those locomotives in action and even was able to film in some of the same exact locations as you.
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David
They purchased two additional White Pass locomotives, numbered 103 and 106, in May 2021. Surprised their 1200 series locomotives have not been put into service yet.
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They purchased two additional White Pass locomotives, numbered 103 and 106, in May 2021. Surprised their 1200 series locomotives have not been put into service yet.
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Paul
Waaaaay back in 1967, i got to ride behind the steam powered train, while its nice to have them for fire safety issues, they still put out smoke like the steamers!
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Waaaaay back in 1967, i got to ride behind the steam powered train, while its nice to have them for fire safety issues, they still put out smoke like the steamers!
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Sterling
It's interesting, yet not supprising that they still make narrow gauge locomotives, you dont ever consider narrow gauge as more than museum lines these days.
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It's interesting, yet not supprising that they still make narrow gauge locomotives, you dont ever consider narrow gauge as more than museum lines these days.
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