3906x30:53Thomas The Tank Engine at Tweetsie Railroad 2016
25M views · 9 years ago
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What started as a channel with a few videos of a few trains, is now just whatever I feel like making videos on. Mostly things along the line of '' moving '', like, what good are train tracks if they are not used? What odd little projects I'm working on for myself or other places, or other peoples projects and the wonderfulness along with it. God created us and guided me here. To have this many subscribers and this many views? It all is meaningless without a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
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