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Wow. Reminds me of the saying "he who dies with the most toys wins" or something like that.

Savannah is a cool city, my cousin was working at the water treatment plant!! Looks like all of you had a great time, thanks for the update DJ!!!

Great video thanks for sharing. I saw in a documentary that Savannah Georgia is the most haunted city in the US

DJ, always good to hear from you. Looks like you and yours had a fine time in Savannah. Glad you are enjoying life. The size of your smiles says it all! Stay well.

Glad to see you're enjoying life away from the trains!

Great to see you so Happy D. J.! Thank you for all of your videos.

Great see a post from you DJ. Hard to believe your daughter has graduated. Looks like y'all had a great time, thanks for sharing!

Hey! Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing. Those mossy trees look awesome during the day time, but SUPER creepy at night.

Thanks for sharing your trip with us, it’s great to see you, just chill. Why fly and not take a train, LOL. Ron

Wife and I went to Savannah in May last year for our honeymoon - a beautiful city. I hope you went to Leopolds ice cream...

Good to hear your doing well and life is going good. Congrats on the engagement, I don't think you had proposed in the last update. Life is short, enjoy it all every day.

Fantastic time with family, just awesome. So stoked you’re happy. Thank you.

Hi DJ! Nice tour, thanks for sharing. So great to see a video from you again. Glad you, your daughter & fiancee are happy and doing well. After being furloughed from CSX for almost 16 years, I got a notice from them congratulating me on retirement! I filed no papers or anything. In fact I think my "MyCSX" computer account was closed last year due to inactivity. I got a nice desktop plaque with a SIX POUND sculpture of a locomotive, I think an SD60, a personalized plaque from the current CEO, AND a choice of gifts. I thought of you when browsing them because there was a nice golf bag. There was a mantel clock, Seiko his or hers gold wristwatch, a couple other things, and the one I chose, a gold double-hunter's case pocketwatch. I'll put a link to the manufacturer's page on it. It's engraved with CSX and the years of my being an employee on their books. Too bad the RR Retirement board doesn't count those years. It was a nice thing to receive and will make a nice display. I haven't carried nor worn a watch since I retired from my last (non-RR) job in 2016, but it's pretty so I'll show it off on a nick-knack shelf. See what you have to look forward to? All the best, Daniel The watch page: theblackbow.com/collections/pocket-watches/products/charles-hubert-ip-pltd-stnlss-stl-white-dial-pocket-watch-1

Thanks for the update. Great to see how happy you are and thanks for the insights on Savannah. Now on my 'list of places I want to go to." Cheers.

Hopefully you went to the roundhouse museum. I have been there several times.

Good that you're enjoying life. Nice to see a little window into what's happening now. Stay well.

Enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the update D.j. , glad you had fun with your family! Humbling.

Trains can always take a back seat to that .. !! 😉🙃😊

Thanks for the family insight. Glad you are having some fun!

DJ thanks so very much for sharing your experience with us also are you still working with CSX

I'm glad you're having fun and enjoying life. Traveling is good for the soul. Ron Montague

@djtrains awesome video of savanna Georgia I was down there and it was great time even at the railroad museum keep up the good work my friend

We love Savannah and have lots of family there. Sooo much history. Blessings & Joy DJ & All!! 💚💙💜

travel and be happy my friend.. and with the people you hold the closest

Glad that you're having fun. And don't forget to SALSA!

We're lucky General Sherman spared Savannah. The river is crazy. There's little motorboats out there with the 10-story cargo ships. Thanks for sharing!

My favorite city in America.

Miss your railroad stuff...but family is always on the top of anything...ty for the video

Hi DJ Trains & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks DJ Trains & Randy & Layout Trains

Looks like an awesome vacation, sure beats sweltering on the job!

Was there a few months ago. It was drizzley, but I drove and walked some, took pics, looked at the homes. Spoke with a woman who heard the gunshot that killed Danny Hansford. I'll be back this Fall. You're right. Nice town.

EXCITED to see a DJ’s Trains on UA-cam! 😆 Glad y’all had fun and enjoyed yourselves!!

Love it there

Always a great production that’s inspiring and motivating along with your invigorating style.

I really want to be a conductor for CSX or Norfolk southern after high school but I'm nervous about the training

Trains or Dance? Dance!

Great monument to those who worked, suffered, and sometimes died in this industry

Now in 2024 there is CSX Heritage units and a lot

I really think that I might have early onset dementia. I can't believe I spent a fortune when this is an elegant and effective solution. For protection you could wire in a timer that auto cuts power to the output after 0.75 seconds.

Thanks, DJ, this is a great Layout with details everyone would like with a home base layout. Thanks for sharing this layout with us. Mike HO from Australia

The Shell Plant in Monaca,Pa next to the Rive? Is that the plastic cracking plant?

That looks pretty cool I like that I would do the same thing with my Ho scale model railroad my layout is going with UP and BNSF

It takes a lot of courage to get on stage and perform in front of people. Great job 😊

That's a challenging shove up that trestle grade, that many loads---even with locos that have sand on a dry day for EMD SW1500's.

For those who pipedream, that line previously linked Columbus and Pittsburgh. Were high speed rail to eventually become a reality, the line might be reconstituted.

Fantastic insights from real world engineers. Thanks so much * subscribed *

I lived on the far side 8n the hillside all my life if they didn't bang I could not sleep

I know Model Railroader Magazine did do a serries on railroads and produce (food industry) and railroads and meat packing (food industry) and railroads and the automotive manufacturing industry, but besides Pixel Depot with his GM auto assembly plant and you talking about it right now and a few others I don't know why more people don't model food and automotive manufacturing, both have huge potential. I think just my opinion is some of it is just academic a lot of people just see coal trains and gravel and scrap metal trains, unless you work in the food industry (which I do) you wouldn't even think of it. But if your into operations, unlike some scrap yard that gets 1 car every so often a big frozen foods manufacturing plant could be a daily customer food places generally run 24/7 almost any major food distribution warehouse, beer/beverage distribution warehouse or food/beverage manufacturing plant is going to be a busy place. US Foods in Greensburgh runs 24 hours a day they pack trailers at night time they run double trailers at night time as well to there drop yards and they restock the warehouse and pick orders during the day and evening and during the day the trucks are making deliveries, wouldn't take them very long all the customers they have to go through a box car of produce. There own fleet of semi trucks is probably close to 100 trucks so if they run 100 truck loads a day they would need a lot of switiching out depending how fast they can get there loads. I like your approach especially when you talk about in the real world what kind of locomotive it is and all that kind of thing really isn't important they assign power to trains at central command and that's that. I mean after all model railroading and stuff is all academics in the real world there is a job to do and customers complaining get it done and get it done right no body cares about minutia there is a job to do get it done customers are complaining.

13:20 - industry in nowhere. Reminds me of the new hospital built outside Pembury, near Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, around 2011. No thought of where staff lived or travelled from, no shops, nothing to do in break times or buy stuff on way home. Disastrous. They couldn't get staff for it.