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I have a real southern railroad spike from West Virginia it has T HC on top it’s from 1950

484 has 486's 5 chime

Woah a Freer upload so close to the last one? In this economy?

Interesting take on Shalona Lake and I liked 2:58

6:50 Southern 4501 sounded like 4014, 3985 and 844.

What a gorgeous video y0u have produced of this magnificent Superliner "hotel on wheels" climbing the front range of the rockies !! It makes me proud of Amtrak and You for this unique video !!!

I love it wow

Hello, I work for the editorial team at TF1, a french TV channel. We are working on a story on the United States that takes place along the California Zephyr. We would like to use your video published on RUclips. Can we broadcast your video on our channel? Best Regards, Antoine

I really like that whistle. They should put it back on 4501 for longer so more people can hear it in action.

Didn’t realize there was both a D&RG and. D&RGW. Enjoyed seeing the D&RGW Diesel Locomotives up in Colorado’s Coal Creek Canyon back in the 1970’s. 👍🙏

That Scene Comming around Curve and Mountains ⛰ Is a Post Card Scene 👌

I wish you could have Gotten Closer With The Drone 😊

How long did it take for the Moffat Tunnel’s tunnel door and ventilation system to start up and clear out the exhaust fumes from Amtrak California Zephyr #5? And did you get that on video?

That was the first hill I saw since Pittsburgh when I took Amtrak from outside Philadelphia to Emeryville CA. What an excellent trip in January!!

Outstanding video! That was a fun 'fly-along. Thanks.

The Amtrak train consists of 2 genesis locomotives, baggage car, trasition sleeper, two sleepers car, diner car, observation car and two coaches on this train. Am i right? Awesome cool drone video of Amtrak California zephyr passenger train.

Maybe next time you might try for the Rocky Mountaineer through that area too. Great video thanks

Talk about switchbacks! The drone camera gives a beautiful panorama of the area. Much appreciated.

A BEAUTIFUL shot. Great work, and thanks for sharing. I was over in the US last July, tracing railroad history. By total chance I saw the Zephyr pass through Grand Junction, and as I woke up in my hotel in Denver I saw it there in the station, so rushed down to see it leave. I'll ride it next visit. Thanks! Simon

Great job...There's a lot of horn blowing between Chicago and Sacramento...( I had a roomette on the second car from the baggage car. ) 👍😁

Very cool..Where is this?

Drone views are fantastic! Dubbed sound because we would hear the drone's motors? Have they removed the old hopper cars acting as wind/snow barriers? Hope that you also vidrone tornadoes and lightning storms. 8:50 That be you? Wanted to see when the mee-mool lights *(o)T(o)* activated. 9:50 I believe a "straight line" derailment happened there.

The Beast. Ran into folks yesterday going to Visit the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, MO, which is Home to one (1) of the five (5) remaining Big Boys. 👍🙏

Stunningly beautiful scenery & video. Thanks for sharing! Can't imagine what % grades those were, the last one was a doozy!

In 1982, I moved from Alabama to California to go to college. My Grandmother treated me to a train ride with a sleeper, meals in the dining car and the whole bit. But in order to go through the Rockies I had to go from Birmingham, Alabama to New Orleans, Louisiana, spend the night in a hotel, then switch trains to Chicago, Illinois, then switch trains again to San Francisco, California. However, when we arrived in Denver, Colorado Amtrak informed us that there had been a fire in a tunnel, and that the route through the Rockies was blocked and we were re-routed to Cheyenne, Wyoming, then to San Francisco. So much for the best part of the trip going through the Colorado Rockies. In the end though, the trip wasn't that bad. I had my own room, with a good view of the north side of the tracks, but sadly I could not see any sunsets due to the time of the year (early spring) as the sun was shining on the other side of the train. I had to go up to the Sightseer Lounge and then I could see both sides pretty well. What irritated me was Amtrak knew about the tunnel fire long before anyone said anything about it. As I was getting off the train in Oakland (you have to take a bus to get all the way to SF...) I started talking to the Porter who was helping me with my gear. I mentioned not getting to go through the Rockies because of the tunnel fire, and he said that was a lie. There was a fire, but it had been six months before my grandmother paid big bucks for the ticket. They had added $130 to the ticket price for the train from New Orleans to Chicago so I could get on a train that did not go where they said it would. The Porter gave me a phone number to call and file a complaint and demand that extra money back. When I arrived at my final destination, I called my Grandmother and told her what they did, and gave her the phone number I got from the Porter. Once I got settled, found an apartment and got a phone, I called her and she said she got a 100% refund for the ticket price. She had bought the ticket from a travel agent, a licensed contractor for Amtrak, who knew what he was selling her. After she got the refund, she went back to the travel agents office in Birmingham and gave him a little pep talk on being honest. _If you know what I mean..._ :)

Great job and video thanks for your sharing ronrdzl

Thank you for the nice video. Years ago I was sitting in this train, but what kind of animals (3) did you get on the beginning of the film, a bit under the the train, mounting up to it?

Fantastic!!

Is this east or west of Denver?

Great video!

Thanks for the Strong 💪 Efforts with making and posting this Video. Thanks! 👍🙏

Great video. Was that you standing by the car at the grade crossing?

That was fantastic! I have filmed trains there at the crossing by the Fire Department many times. I got #6 descending a few years ago. They are on You tube. Coal Creek there is one of my favorite places on earth!

Got stuck sitting for hours on that curve in 2021 with Amtrak’s most arrogant conductor, just trying to justify kicking a passenger off the train by pushing her buttons.

Great video! It's almost like watching a model train from that view. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic video, I'd love to get to ride this if the opportunity allows, think I need to research some flights across the pond & plan a trip

A great video, thank you for satisfying my curiosity having watched VR's cam for many months wondering what the rest of the area and line looked like out of their camera shot. Great job, subscribed

Neat catch. I assume this is equipment from 101st Airborne possibly the HQ & HQ Company or 101st Division Sustainment Brigade returning from Europe. Seems a bit early for the DSB equipment to return but its possible.

Awesome vid Matthew!

Nice

enjoyed watching the train and your piloting skills. I would not have thought it was possible to catch so many miles at one spot with a drone.

good night-thank you! really insane job. 💪

In a weird way, that Ps-4 whistle almost sounded like a V8 motor when it was blasted at full steam.

In my opinion, this Ps-4 whistle sounds way better than the V&SW 3 chime that was placed on 4501!

Ahhhh the blown out whistle!!!!

Great catches and awesome video

the corman

Oh Brother here we go

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Was this before the merger