Train Mountain Triennial 2022 After the Fire

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After being postponed for one year due to virus, fire and flood, the Train Mountain Triennial was back in 2022. Learn about the live steam hobby and see the largest hobby railroad in the world (in Chiloquin, Oregon) survive a wildfire and flood. These scenes are taken from the official 2022 Triennial video.

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13 thoughts on “Train Mountain Triennial 2022 After the Fire”

  2. That is awesome
    Like the mountain scenery that survived two years of covid and fires
    It will continue on with years to come.

    Hey 7ideas
    Have you been to look the history of the clinchfield rr of the clinch mountain railroading of Kentucky Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee in the Tri-Cities
    CSX is bringing back the Santa Train this year on its 80th year on riding the rails from Elkhorn City KY to Kingsport TN on its 110 mile journey
    Through tunnels and bridges
    The most amazing places on the Clinchfield RR is pool point tunnel and bridge, breaks interstate park near Haysi VA, Sandy Ridge Tunnel at Trummel, VA, Miller Yard Dungannon VA, and crossing the Copper Creek Viaduct at highway 23 in Gate City VA the bridge is 1,068 feet and 175 feet high at the clinch river on through mossin gap ridge tunnel (copper ridge tunnel) through Kermit Waycross and on to it's final destination at Clinchfield's Main Street Square station at Carter Yard
    In downtown Kingsport TN the end of the 80th Aunnal 110 mile line of the CSX Santa Train on CSX's Kingsport Subdivision to remember the history of the clinchfield rr where coal is king on the historic Clinchfield RR.

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  4. Thanks so much for sharing this! I'm sure the Helo pilot took some major rubbing for that! But, as a rural fire fighter in Virginia, he did exactly as he was charged to do. Hats off to him, the crew, the Train Mountain crew!

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