We bought an abandoned railroad. Back on track.

In this video we take you back to the railroad to see the snow covered tracks and we talk about the ditching project, the rail cart project and possibly putting in new track.

[ScottHead]

I’m waiting for the camera to be mounted to the flat car and shoved the whole distance of good track. We need a ride on the rails.

[busoldmanphil]

No music, no effects. Keep it straight and simple. Older people like me can't hear speech over noise. Small stretches of quiet music during segues is fine.

[robertlamoureaux]

Everyone needs to keep in mind the railroad is to make money. These guys are sharing their journey with us. They are not paid professional actors who reshoot the video to get it perfect. Don't get hung up on poor grammar, and reading while driving. We all have our faults and are smart enough to not repeat certain behaviors. The essence of the videos are the prime directive. That is, sharing the journey of building a business, just happens to be a railroad business! Keep it real guys. That is what makes your videos so great. You look like us, and act like us. You guys are inspiring a lot of people when we need it. Thank you. I get worried when I don't see a new video waiting for me after a few days. Stay safe, Rob

[originalm]

*No music when narrating is the best way to go. As others have said, if you want to play music when showing a montage/clips pieced together then that is fine. The music you have been using so far is great. Don't change a thing there. Keep up the good work!*

[markfrye]

Nothing against Dad, but it's nice to see and hear you, Graham! Nice work!

[thegamingrhino]

I like this informal kind of videos. Probably the only highschooler in here but I like this kind of loose narrative kind of "vlog" thing thats going on in this vid

[kevinkennedy]

Dont know why but at very end of video the piece of music playing was great!

[chanwittwer]

Please dont worry about the subscribers too much, I really enjoy your videos whether your working on the railroad(sorry, couldn't resist) or buying and refurbishing older equipment because I like outdoor type of work and I find it fascinating that you have a railroad.

[HagstromIIN]

Introducing people involved on a project shows appreciation. It’s also good to know the man power it takes to complete a job like this.

[rickaser]

Suggestion: build a frame for your dumpers and the you can use the excavator to liftthem directly on the railcar, but still leaves it free as a flatbed for other uses.

[ayourk]

I think you've been adding music in all the right places. Keep up the good work.

[deanmontgomery]

Be nice if you could provide a Track Map/Plan with distances both as it stands now and with proposed additions/improvements

[gregjeffcoat]

Graham don't let the old geezer take all the credit. Show the team that really does the work. Credit given where credit due. Keep up the good work guys.😃

[richardcole]

It's cool that you are bringing old rails to life.

[TheMilwaukieDan]

I really appreciate you recognizing EVERYONE involved in this. Everyone is important.

[shawnerz]

Yeah, put whatever music you want. It's your channel. :) People who are here for the rail content are not going to leave because of the music. :)

[jeanricard]

I would like to see where you connect to tracks in use as well as where your track actually ends. To get an idea of the task you have taken upon your self..

[stephensaines]

Excellent installment! It had some moments that were unpolished, but hey, it can and will only get better. Things take on a whole other perspective when being presented by the next generation down.

[georgecarter]

Graham, you, your Dad, and your friends are doing an excellent job. Just keep safe and do what you love. Thank you again for highlighting those that are helping out. It brings the tightness of the team out to show everyone's hard work to this. As for music, yes, but keep it like the one I just watched here: Country with a railroad-ish theme and no singing. The music makes it very enjoyable when you are working between your talk sessions. Cheers from a recently retired locomotive engineer from Georgia.

[jdmills]

Your true fans are going to enjoy it no matter how you present it. It’s your RR. It’s your channel. Present it how you choose.
Also-you’ve restored my faith in the next generations. Your hands are dirty throughout the video and you don’t seem to
That’s two consecutive videos I’ve taken something away from that’s worth keeping in