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  @HawaiianBallАй бұрын

  Hello! if you are using my video, could I kindly ask for credit in the description or as a pinned comment? Thanks.

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  @ReadingandLehighАй бұрын

  I didnt know whos it was - actually, I believe it is Mitch Miller in audio. What is the link?.

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  @HawaiianBallАй бұрын

  @@ReadingandLehigh kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpVqp6Wpoa-tk5s.htmlsi=xVUgBOglh9jfG07h

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  @HawaiianBallАй бұрын

  @@ReadingandLehighMitch miller is the one in the audio. This specific video (with images and text) was made by me and can be found on my KZread channel.

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  @ReadingandLehighАй бұрын

  @@HawaiianBall Please input a link so I can add it

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  @HawaiianBallАй бұрын

  @@ReadingandLehigh kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpVqp6Wpoa-tk5s.htmlsi=z9YO5y4D_exj3mqi

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  @SteveScotsmanАй бұрын

  May I use some of the music for my own videos?

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  @ReadingandLehighАй бұрын

  Sure

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  @SteveScotsmanАй бұрын

  @@ReadingandLehigh Thank-you so much mate!

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  @mikeggg56712 ай бұрын

  Is that supposed to be the hill to Hill bridge in between Allentown and bethlehem?

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  @ReadingandLehigh2 ай бұрын

  It is, but in my universe, it has tracks instead of a roadway for PA 309!

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  @Planes_n_trains2 ай бұрын

  Your layout is looking better, and better!

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  @ReadingandLehigh2 ай бұрын

  Thank you so very much - this is from before we started the rebuild of Reading Yard!

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  @northpennvalleysteamrailroad2 ай бұрын

  Cool 😊

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  @Dev-ge5sm2 ай бұрын

  Good better best

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  @freescopesdad2 ай бұрын

  dumb dumb dumb... you never followed up on how you glued the ground cover down, nor did you ever show the final product in a subsequent video.

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  @ReadingandLehigh2 ай бұрын

  Perhaps instead of calling it dumb, you could have let me know I made this omission, so I could have posted it

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  @ReadingandLehigh3 ай бұрын

  At 00:45 and 01:55, sits my grandmother: Helen N. von Klemmer, nee Grookett - at this time, Head Nurse of the Community General Hospital in Reading, Pa. This woman was the Head of our Family, and taught my most of what I know. She helped me to appreciate history, and to love trains (helped, of course, by my grandfather, mother, and father, railfans all!). I remember when she would take me into Reading, to the hospital to get her paycheck, and we would sit at the cut that went right past the ER (behind the old Ambulance building) and watch then-Conrail trains come and go. She would lament that in her time, she saw Reading steam move more tonnage, far faster! I have a few memory flashes of this fabulous weekend: we were all there, and we had such fun. We went to the Shops and saw the night photography of the 2102 coming out from the place of its birth, backlit by the Shops' lights - you could easily believe it was 1948. The 425 sat there as well, with a sleek Tuscan red PRR E-8 nearby. Sadly, my father would be dead in 2 years, and my grandfather in 3. I lost Nan a few years ago. Why do I like trains? Because they are more than steam and steel, moving from place to place. They are living connections that transcend time, and allow to remember the friends and family we watch them with. In their smoky innards live those memories, which call forth with the sounding of the whistle. These fire breathing beats carry our memories with the freight and passengers they haul. Bless the Reading, and the Reading and Northern for allowing 2102 to live again. - A Reading Railfan

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  @ReadingandLehigh3 ай бұрын

  The sound was deafening, but it was awesome!!!

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  @grumbeast9 ай бұрын

  Its a nice looking consist, but those lifelike FA’s a great pullers, they do have pretty large weights in them though