Grand Canyon Tube

After they cut steam I stop visiting.

these guys at Grand Canyon Rail Road Have all But Stopped Using Steam why would any one what to go there

M Wrrewwa Ss

same here!

nice capture......regards from India.

It sounds like it's singing with joy. At least it does to me.

i enjoyed this vid

I bet someone got Deaf :l

@Jazzyhorn111 I do the same thing! The sound of a steam locomotive makes me so happy that I tear up to! Nice to know that I'm not alone on that.

I'm going against the grain but I think 29's whistle is perfect!

same here, 'bye bye toot toot bye bye'

29 should go to the rio grande scenic

The 4960's whistle is perfect!

It's a gritty, loud, creaky, disgusting noise......but it's beautiful.

love both engines #4960s whistle is great but #29s is disguisting i think that i honest to god hate high pitched whistles

classic

beautiful machine...thanx for this video... for all the train lovers in the world

There are rumours of a train in Switzerland (I think) that once ran a steam, diesel and electric triple header!

126 actually!

Yeah - for starters you need a separate crew for each one, whereas with diesels and electrics the other locomotive(s) can be remotely controlled from the lead one.

My 2 y o daughter loves this so much

The work will be completed, though. It is afact that steam will stick around. On a reduced scale yes, but still there.

Wish I could say that is so. It has run on special occasions and will run on this year's National Train day, but only 45 minute round trips. Although it received a brief extension, it is due for its FRA mandated boiler inspections and will not be running until the railroad completes any needed work.

#4960 is steaming againg, on a slightly more regular schedule

ive been on that it was amasing