Talking about things like the Wood Burgers of Paraguay is why you have earned the 1000 subscribers. Keep up the great work!

2:04 longest railway name I know of is the original name for the Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern, which was referred to as the "Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester & Dubuque Electric Traction Company"

Steam-hauled container trains are truly wild

Finally someone who talks about those,i love those

0:06 Ferrocarril Sierra Alhamilla

Another country that still runs wood burners (obviously not in service but in preservation) Is Finland, we rarely used coal burners here since we also built most of our locomotives after we became independent in 1917, the last runs of wood burners here were actually the last ever runs of service Steam in the mid to late 1970s

First video ive seen on this channel, i love this! <3

Nice video! Please do more

Damn.
6:01 realises that's the same L.D Porter that the Red Devil was originally named after

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Another excellent and well researched video mate! Also, Congratulations on 1k subscribers! Definitely well deserved, from one steam related content creator named Liam to another, well done!

8:12 estoy en Paraguay, desde el 2009/2011 el tren turístico está parado, mañana voy a Sapucai, espero encontrar algo en lo que trabajó porta, pero las vías fueron levantadas 🥹🥹 y las locomotoras violentadas, a merced de la corrupción de los políticos de turno

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I am not sure if you take suggestions but is it ok if you can maybe do an episode about one of the Swiss steam locomotives?

Well done! :D

waiting for indonesian GE diesel video

En Ypakarai cada tanto se pone en funcionamiento la máquina llamada el inglés si puedo me doy una escapada para verla, y no más que eso, este año se puso en marcha para muestra

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It would be really cool if you made a detailed video about the Ferrocarril Central Andino in Peru.

Wow, how did they even keep it running that long, who was giving them traffic, was containers and farm products really enough?

I was aware if the railway, but shocked to learn they used steam until 2010!

Also a shame they didn't use standard gauge, they would have been so nice to have in britain