The D&H and Me: A Story of Man's Love for Locomotives
A GP38-2. An Alco shop switcher. Two RS-36s. An RS-3. All of these locomotives are important to the D&H’s history, and all of them have stories. This video is all about telling these tales, and answering the question of why I love the D&H. Featuring Colin Buckowski, Dave Coppola, Bill Bibby, and the late Jim Lafayette. Special thanks to Rudy Garbely/Garbely Publishing, Gordon Smith (@dhdisprsmith2296) and Michael Berry for allowing me to use their photos and videos in this film. In celebration of 200 years since the incorporation of the Delaware & Hudson. Filmed in Plattsburgh, North Creek, Corinth, and Cambridge, NY, between 2017 and 2022. Thanks for watching! If you haven't already, please subscribe and hit the bell to stay up to date on my new adventures. Get your own NCT merch here! https://tinyurl.com/bdh7t9yu My blog: https://northcountrytrains.wordpress.com
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