The newest in the Trains Galore series is finally here! It’s Passenger Trains Galore! All aboard! Take a trip throughout the western United States once again to visit a wide variety of passenger…
The newest in the Trains Galore series is finally here! It’s Passenger Trains Galore! All aboard! Take a trip throughout the western United States once again to visit a wide variety of passenger…
The newest in the Trains Galore series is finally here! It’s Passenger
Trains Galore! All aboard!
Does Christmas come early in the USA?! What a present of a video! It
must have taken quite a bit of skill to put that together. So many things
to enjoy – and there were a few of your individual ‘trade marks’
throughout. Like the reflection of the train early on and those wonderful
old steam trains. I’ve had a glorious half hour watching – and I’m gonna
run it again – several times. Thanks Mike. PS. Have you ever thought
of doing a video on Los Angeles station? It’s all very thirties and art
deco with the architecture and the art work and waterfall at the rear
entrance.
Where is that little desert town with the big church? Green and yellow
train – engine looks like a switcher.
Very nice – but please film the whole train, instead of cutting off the
last cars…!
Passenger Trains Galore!
Wow , that was great, sitting here in cold snowbound England! what a great
show!
California, oh California..! Geoff.
Some great shots in there. Just a suggestion: instead of a sequence of 5
shots showing same train, why not mix the whole lot up?
Excelente tu trabajo..Me gustaría incluyeras El FERROCARRIL DE VAPOR
DEL GRAN CAÑON. Gracias.
Where are those DMU sprinters
Boy do I love those trains
Nice catches especially the F40 and P42 at the end And the infamous D&S
Are ACE commuter trains common over on the West Coast? I don’t really know
much about west coast railways other than Amtrak California, Surfliner,
Metrolink, Coaster, Cascades, and Westcoast Express.
6;50 at Train made in Germany, wer do they use that train in the USA?
Que beleza! Vamos torcer para que no Brasil possamos ter também meios de
transporte tão eficiente e bonito como esses deste vídeo espetacular;
parabéns ao autor e cinegrafista desta obra prima!
great trains in North America
FILLMORE
MY UNCLE’S RESTAURANT IS THERE! ITS YANNI’S BEST! AND I ALWAYS
! 8:41!!!
USED TO GO TO THE TRAINS THERE
the part where the metrolink crosses and at the same time AT&SF 3751 is
amazing
I don’t think the D&S is maintaining their locomotives particularly well,
listen to that clank!
Our passenger rail system is pathetic in the USA. Every time I go to Europe
I weep with embarrassment. Not only that we have lost it and all the
potential it would have brought but also the fact that it is too late now
to get any of it back. It’s deteriorated into tourism and nostalgia when it
should be vital and innovative in our infrastructure.
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Awesome video, well done!
Superb I subscribed to your channel..
America really has noisy trains over there. Not so much the engine noise,
which I love, but the constant blasting of the horns, which gets tiresome
after a while.
I know it’s US railroad policy, but why do they blow them so long at every
crossing? In NZ, they only give a couple of short blasts, even on
uncontrolled crossings. Granted we don’t have the concentration of people
as America does, even in small towns, but the incidents of rail-injuries
and death for pedestrians and automobiles crashes is still about the same.
If the rail-crossing lights and barrier arms and horn-blasts don’t keep
stupid people from dying at crossing and stretches of rail, then nothing
will.
As an afterthought, have to say I really love those old streamliner
engines. Ah, the glory days of the rail…what happened to them?