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Train 🚆 All Day By Myself Mom & Dad

I"ve lived in both Texline and Clayton

Actually it is only about 2 sec. to across DC by I-495

I bet there's some nice bass in that lake.

I was hoping this was going to be the main out of Englewood, through Dayton and Liberty. I was lost until I recognized the long bridge across Lake Houston. Great video!

I’ve never rode on a train , but I found this video surprisingly relaxing 😎 it’s not about how fast you get there , just enjoy the ride ❤ come to Corpus Christi!

Why does the Sunset limited cross lake Houston I thought this train basically followed I10 from coast to coast no need to cross lake Houston.

Mr Bashay, does UP practice directional running, with the former MoPac running eastbound and the former SP running westbound? Or, does UP assign a route based on traffic density or train symbol? While well maintained, the former MoPac line seems like a secondary route with lower speed limits. Thank you for sharing the video. I have only ridden the SP line. When I went to New Orleans in the late 1960’s, the MoPac had exited Houston to New Orleans service. The “Sunset Limited” was coaches only with the Automat car. I believe it was 1970 when the “Sunset Limited” regained the diner and a sleeping car, but went to triweekly service. Sadly, it’s still triweekly under Amtrak.

Scene as restored Union Pacific steam locomotive 4014 crossed it several years ago... ruclips.net/video/I0GkhLDQlZk/видео.html

Nice place for housing in the first segment.

Fuck You You Tube with All them fucking commercials put it all up your fucking ass all you doing is stealing money from people so they won't put any commercial think of a better way

A few years ago, I saw a video done like this out the back window, and somehow they made the playback go in REVERSE. It was so cool to seem like you're looking FORWARD. 😅

Passed my house at 49:55 minutes

These are great. I work for UP but I haven't been out here since 2006, crazy to see how much stuff has changed.

Thanks for that train ride first time iv even been on a amtrak train or any other train unless im playing my Train simulator.

I greatly enjoy your rear view rides..it takes a lot of patience and fortitude. I am trying to trace your route on Google Earth. Identification of junctions and towns would be much appreciated. The rear view is far superior to the side view which is just a green wall of vegetation. This is as close to a cab ride that we will ever get. I noticed in an earlier video that Flatonia got missed, Not serious but well worth another ride! Honestly we don't need to be looking at the interior or eating. You seem to have an stupid troll who writes like a 8 year old. You're doing everything just fine...although some identification with captions would be nice. Looking forward to your three hour ride...New Orleans???

Almost had forgotten how much of a Lowland/Swampy area with numerous River 'Forks' it was along the scenery between Humble/Dayton over to Beaumont. Gotta love some Redneck's lost Boat on the side of the Tracks @ 1:03.06. I qualify since I grew up in the Beaumont/Pt. Arthur area. BTW~ Word of unsolicited advice: I enjoyed this Video. Keep doing what YOU want to do on YOUR Channel. Don't let anyone tell you how to DO YOUR Channel. I for one appreciated just the Sounds and Sights of Amtrak... You didn't need to put on a Show. Keep up the Good Work.

My wife Lisa & I did it twice - sept 1st & 2nd 2024 & it was FANTASTIC!!! She was scared of heights but Loved it!!👍🚁👍

U don't have any likes on this and it's a two hr vid. U show it from the rear of the train and u talk or visit the train inside.

Thanks for posting. Been wondering what the Houston sub MT1 looked like in recent times with all new PTC installs from Chaney to T26. Havent been on here since 2020.

I didn't hear any the horn when it pass on the crossing and i like UP & CPKC Freight

How long did it take to get to Beaumont from Houston? I thought that trains were faster than this one. Damn!

On the former route of MoPac's Orleanian and Houstonian, which competed with SP's Sunset and Argonaut.

Narration would have been nice

Fantastic footage! The constant crackling of food/candy wrappers was driving me nuts though 🤣

A neat ride through beautiful country. It looked like you ran through a shower, or just after one, at about 1:15. It was kind of neat to see damp ties and roadlbed. Thanks for sharing.

Great video. Thank you for sharing. I was surprised to see a few searchlight signals still in operation.

People have forgotten, it was trains that helped build America.

Its hard to get excited when theres so much trees and shrubs blocking your view.

Train jumps tracks you are gator food

I have a ticket for tomorrow!

Ok. Just love all your videos.

I was on the Sunset Limited leaving Houston in May of 1993 heading to New Orleans

Is this headed toward Beaumont ?

0:56 this part

The first of June of this year we were 6 hours late into Houston....a stub-end station that was bereft of anything worth getting out to see. Head in....back out. At least the local authorities are allowing halfway decent housing to be built. 6.5 Hrs late into New Orleans....thank goodness we had a bedroom and not in coach. Last year were 6 hours late into Emeryville on #5.....3 hours late leaving ChiTown.

2:28 that’s me!

I love this view - thanks for the video! Is this westbound train 1?

1:33:26 Intersection of 36 {the overpass train goes under) and Old 90 south of Rosenberg.

Cool 😎 they livin their best life.😎

Now I know for sure it wasn't on highway 90 leaving Beaumont heading to Houston.

1:12:54 crosses Bellaire Blvd

1:10:53 under south loop 610

Looks like it’s traveling in the railway track next to Alt 90. Coming into Houston from the southwest side

55:20 Is someone eating candy? 😋

Where's the train all I see is travks

Passed right through my home town. Sugar Land. That old red brick building was the old Sugar Factory (Char House)

GREAT video! AMTK #57 has been on the Texas Eagle Route forever. LOL!

I work for UP as a conductor, last time i worked out this way was around 2006. A lot has changed.