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Another masterfully done presentation sir.

great video, I really like all the tidbits you add throughout the video.

Another great Video thanks keep up the good work

Congratulations on 900 plus subscribers..🎉

Beautiful footage bro.

One short video. One short Amtrak train One beautiful countryside.

Just how long is this one train? Also, what is the grade percentage in an area like that? Once just for the fun of it, the wife and I rode Amtrack from Fort Lauderdale, Fl. to Tampa, Fl. and back. It was a cool ride. It ran at 82 mph in open countryside.

Hell yeah!

Looks like another nice video. With those 2 units pushing up and over.😎

Peekaboo

How cool would this train sound with some loud Jake breaks like a semi 👀 *trucker ideas* 😂😂😂

I SAW SASQUATCH!! hahaha

With all the fires in calif it is nice to still see green trees. Nice video and drone action.

Its so crazy to see how physically long the trains are besides just numbers on paperwork. We only get small glances of the rear or middle in some spots but your videos really show the size

Great videos...

What a fantastic train video, very 😎👍ty

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Great video. Thanks from an "Original Transcon UP/CPRR" enthusiast. A photo from A.J. Russell, fall of 1869 when he took a trip to Sacramento after completion of the RR, was shot from atop the Summit Tunnel, faced east, with Donner Lake 2000 Ft. below. We can walk there where he took his Imperial camera shot. The cover over the original vertical work can be seen from the top, also. Russell's photos can be viewed on OMCA site, once one navigates past their introduction, 😇. The CPRR Museum site has many photos by Alfred Hart of this area, when under construction. PS: Russell's photo is incorrectly identified as "A.J. Russell 1868"...off by a year. Thanks from Darrell. PSS: Subscribed.

It is so freaking beautiful out there. Your camera work is always on point. Can we go back! Haha

Wow what a great video.. Beautiful scenery and train shots from the sky.. I like how you put the dispatch and train sounds in there. Definitely the best train videos out there. I'm giving this a 10 out of 10 and 👍👍.. Another great job Robert.. Question: How far away was the drone from where you were standing.? .. See ya ....

Excellent, thank you for another great video. I was an Engineer/Conductor here back in the days of SP. The Horseshoe Curve shown at 6:50 is also known as "Stanford Curve" and Stanford Flats just EB of this. I once asked my friend Jim "The Bear" Mahon what was his favorite part of "The Hill", and this was it. Keep 'em coming!

Your drone shots are amazing. I also didn’t know about the relationship between the Sierra Nevada and the Platte River.

Amazingly beautiful views from the elevation it looks like a toy. Thank you for all the fun facts also. Do you know why the original Transcontinental line was abandoned? Bigfoot was in the tunnel hahaha. Thanks Rob for the wonderful video.

Ah yes more of UP's top notch units. Nothing new here.

The paints all wrong. They should be gray and scarlet.

Excellent footage😃We love trains, we reside close to the Roseville Railyard🚂This is going right into my LOCOMOTIVES playlist😁Great video👍🏻New subscriber here #843ROCK ON!!!!!!!🤘🏻🤙🏻✌🏻

Real action!!🚂🔥✔️💯😎

BEAUTIFUL beautiful California!!! I'm comin' home to it some day ❤❤❤❤😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

Ke lugar tan bonito ya me imagino los trenes en la nieve.

Those GE locos are just laid back and mello, but those EMD are like screamin hysterical women little hill or big hill notch 8 and they's just a screamin, I know I know they do the 2 stroke whereas the GEs just simmer with the four stroke even in notch 8 they just move along cause they got the rhythm, yeah,yeah.

You can tell 7194 isn't fully loaded because its not billowing black smoke like most of the C44ACM rebuilds would.

saw the white area north of tracks at 24;30 mark. is that from a mud slide? also saw the traffic backed up heading west, is that because the road crosses the tracks? if so, seems like a really long time to wait. Thanks

great stuff yea, the men that built the transcontinental were actual men. Didn't have 'fluid gender' 'transmutes' etc. The stuff the academics, politicians shove at us 24/7. the only thing working out in the 'trans' world is transFemales i.e. males pretending to be females and going into boxing where they can beat up women.

Looks like you're not far from the Euchre Bar trail head, there. Love the drone footage. Makes me want to get one. The audio did not seem to be coming from the drone. Guessing that was being recorded near your actual location near that pickup, correct?

great stuff. I think that was you alongside track with blue truck. Must of been a blast driving up there.

Stunning. 🤩🍿

Maybe if UP wouldnt run 3 mile long trains this wouldnt be a problem

Whooaa that was such a beautiful view aaand that was cool... the train went THRU the mountain!! Hell yeah!

You got a big 👍from me! If I could spend a few summer months up there in those beautiful mountains, I certainly would!🌲😊

UP Proud & Loud Great Video !

Another great short Drone video... Greetings from cucamonga So.Cal.👍👍

Do you record the audio separately or is part of the drone footage?

Another super video in a great location in Northern CA. I think at the 8 minute mark the car that you pointed out was a load of telephone poles going by, they looked very uniform

Any chance UP will restore the 2 single track sections to double track,as it would make the line 100 percent fluid again!

Lots of empties at the end,lol

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WOW! I thought the last unit was an NS locomotive when I first saw it 😮

Oh man you got me again on the WB in the first scene! Im the one telling the North Platte thst their rear dup is all black on the radio. It is so cool to see your videos of it. Those small WB manifests are the SPRV, Sparks to Roseville manifest. They are essentially a helper engine power move back to Roseville to push another train back up that has some cars that need to go to Roseville as well. It is very common to have a lot of power and trains basically the same size

doesn't look to me like he's having to much trouble

Huge train climbs off the edge of a cliff That s not good I hope there were no fatalities