MTA LIRR Train #560: C3 ☘️Oyster Bay Branch☘️ Train [Jamaica to Oyster Bay]

OBY Train #560 to Oyster Bay stop timestamps: 0:00 — Jamaica [Transfers: BTA, LBH, HEM, MTK, RON, PJN, FRY, WHD, CYL Line Trains; Connections: (E) (J) Trains, AirTrain to JFK and Q44 SBS] [Western Terminal ◾️] 11:05 — Hollis (Skipped 🚫) 12:55 — Queens Village (Skipped 🚫) QUEENS ——————————————————————————— NASSAU COUNTY 13:30 — Elmont-UBS Arena (Skipped 🚫) 14:03 — Bellerose (Skipped 🚫) 14:41 — Floral Park (Skipped 🚫) 16:06 — New Hyde Park (Skipped 🚫) 18:12 — Merillon Av (Skipped 🚫) 19:59 — Mineola [Transfers: PJN and RON Line Trains] Main Line ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Oyster Bay Branch 25:45 — East Williston 31:48 — Albertson 34:57 — Roslyn 40:24 — Greenvale 43:16 — Glen Head 46:31 — Sea Cliff 48:59 — Glen St 51:25 — Glen Cove 55:03 — Locust Valley 1:05:20 — Oyster Bay [Eastern Terminal ◾️] Car Model and Number: Kawasaki C3 #4075 Departure Track: 8 Arrival Track: 1 Taken on: Tuesday, April 16, 2024 Hey guys, and I am back with more coming. After a very difficult Computer Architecture course and a great ending to the ski season for 2023–2024, I knocked out a lot of games with my buddies, including PR3C1S1ON, Kippur and thegodcard, which will be coming up on YouTube soon. I will be coming back every once in a while to the college and continuing my games with my friends when I visit, but here I took a trip along the Oyster Bay Branch of Long Island Railroad. A little something that was interesting about this ride was that I passed by a bowling alley that I go to very frequently on Jericho Tpke and I see a branch of LIRR right in front of me when I go to this bowling alley. This bowling alley happens to be on this branch between Mineola and East Williston. Little did I know that I go to Beach Point Yacht Club in Mamaroneck, and I can see Long Island right across Long Island Sound and the town that is directly across from Mamaroneck on the Long Island side is Glen Cove, which is on this branch. We can see the Westchester/Connecticut side when we are at Oyster Bay because we can see Long Island Sound. This was such an enjoyable branch and I must say it was a very cool branch to go on. I hope to come back here at some point and maybe even go racing in sailing on Long Island Sound again. But anyways, I hope you guys like this, and I look forward to more journeys coming soon.