Engineer tells us to leave at 2:02
This was the second encounter NETrain and I had with Union Pacific Employees about leaving on this particular day. The first time we were told to leave we were on the edge of railroad property and public property. Then, a railroad worker saw us from a distance and told us to not to film there. We then went back about 15 yards to one hundred percent make sure we were on public property, and we were. About 10 minutes later a Union Pacific grain train shows up and the engineer of that train then expresses at us to leave by yelling out of the cab of the locomotive. So then again, we walked about 50 yards back and filmed from there. After the train had passed, we decided we had enough for the day, so we left.
