RailServe GP10 Trails On MCHAL!

UP 7693, UP 7507, GMTX 3307, and RSSX 5049 lead, with UP 7775 running as the mid-train DPU at the 1:31 mark is UP 7775, lead the MCHAL west, on the UP Adams Subdivision. This was filmed on Silver Spring Drive, in North Lake, WI. I saw a heads up that the daily UP train had a neat lashup. However I didn't have high hopes I'd be able to catch it due to time, but once I had some free time I checked the railcam in the yard east of here to see what was going on. I was expecting to see the train had already left, but to my surprise it was leaving as I looked at the camera. I drove out to North Lake, and went to this spot. It's 2 crossings buried in the woods, but is quite a neat spot. It only took 5 minutes before MCHAL showed up. Leading was 2 UP ES44AC's, that both actually had decent looking flags on them. The 3rd unit was a bright blue GMTX SD40-2 leaser that was neat to see, but the coolest unit was the 4th one, a RailServe EMD GP10. It's rebuilt from a GP7, build for the Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad in the late 1950's, so it has some neat history. I didn't think I'd catch this train, but I was happy to get it. I have 0 idea where the 3rd and 4th units are going, but I was happy to catch them through here. I liked this shot as well!