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So sorry I missed seeing her operating. I love the C&S "standard gauge" and their wide gauge 4' 8 1/2" stuff too! LOL

Love the buckeye 3 chime

This was an still is a exciting an beautiful trip to take. You can stay over in Keystone now and take a later trip back to Hill City.

Union Pacific Challenger 3985 is another beautiful steam locomotive that is in operation.

Video in 1981?

4:25 7:04 amazing 6 chime

This was great!

39 minutes to get there and a world away train ride through out my life

4:28 4:50

Both steams still in shop on restorations 20 years and going. The guy running now is garbage. Why no show the 2000 passenger car double header?

Why is the engineer pulling the whistle on 75

Nice Video. Looks like an Awesome Ride.

I LOve this place and I have not been yey, so thank you for the great video's 👍😎

I remember seeing this engine featured in Narrow Gauge and Shortline Gazette many many years ago when they got it running. Very sad it's stuffed and mounted again.

Adorable! I just want to cuddle it! (cold of course)

Be nice if heber valley had a 2-8-2 or GW 51 2-8-0 on their roster

Sucks that open air cars were scrapped.

9:48 whatever happened to those open air cars??

71 Deserves a new lease on life. I feel like she will be right at home on the Georgetown Loop Railroad.

There are plenty of Narrow gauge railroads across the US but there aren't that many 2 foot (610 mm) narrow gauge railroads around. Ironically, this was the chosen gauge railroad width for the cooperative allied forces of World War One because in order to supply troops at the front in their trenches, the allied nations needed a narrow gauge rail that was harmonious with Meters and Feet in order that it fit French, British and American locomotives and railcars that were in existence before the war. 24 inches (2 Feet) equaled 610MM. Also, the rail lines that extended forward as the front moved were much easier to lay down with army troop muscle power due to the lighter weight. One last thing. When Locomotives were unavailable, knocked out or out of steam. Mules could pull the train cars along with not much more effort than that of a street car.

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Black Hills Central Railroad 110 0:39 [train whistle] 0:47 [train chugging] 7:41 [train chugging]

I hope the Central City Railroad and Mining Museum comes through and restores this engine again!

Been on the Creeper many times.

I'm glad to see engine 618 in Union Pacific paint scheme. Union Pacific is not a "fallen flag;" people say it's been around since Abraham Lincoln was president.

My mom thinks the name of that town is Eh Bear like the animal.

I wished 75 would run on Heber Creeper too

I wished Heber Valley 75 ran on Heber Creeper too

I thought 75 would do the Heber Creeper event too

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That whistle she's wearing is a canadian pacific 5 chime

A reunion of the CP G5s Pacifics would make a possible event to happen in the future one day!

Thanks for sharing that!

That was her 5 chime before she had an SP 6 Chime in the 90’s.

What happened to 38 now?

Man I wonder why this only has 45 likes This is an old railroad that used to run steam trains but now it only runs freight trains because of what happened.

Great well edited action video! A definite top 10 all time... and I’m a rail video junkie.

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I would love to know the whistle of this locomotive that it wore at this time

Lot's of cool to watch your video, thank you 👍😎

Nice clip 👍😎

Excellent footage, I also got a cab ride in #111 & #40. I put up one of my videos and more on it's way. Like your channel and Subscribed 👍😎

NO 618 steam any longer due to poor management of Heber Historical Railroad

Winter Scenery in the Heber Valley is absolutely gorgeous. Can't wait until Union Pacific 618 or another steamer to run on these rails again.

Whatever happened to those cars at 1:05

2:52 isn’t that the same whistle feather river # 8 wore during her operations t V&T

Really like that whistle that 38 is sporting.

Love to see her with the headlight actually in the center like the olden days but with oil firing instead.

00:00:01 song name please?

Many years ago able ride train in Utah! 😘🚂😀 Mike from Missouri