awesome video Jason! I was trying to get mine up today but last night I noticed the volume was messed up so I couldn't post it. I like that shot you got of it coming around the curve in Buena Vista
Nice full length video, Jason. It was fun tagging along with you and Jaw Tooth. I liked the shot 11:10 minutes plus any time the steam whistle was blowing. The air whistle is only slightly better than an air horn.
Thanks for all the good coverage of a great Canadian Steam Locomotive. I can watch the Canadian's all day long. Did anyone ever think of running this tour with the Royal Hudson? Just think two great Canadian Steam Engines all the way from Canada to Mexico and back. What great film shooting this would have been. How bout this, eh!
I’ve watched a lot of videos of the 2816 North American tour since I saw her in May during her stop in St Paul, this one was the best! As a native Iowan thanks for all the positive shoutouts to our state. As you beautifully showed, Iowa is more than flat cornfields and hogs!
Although I had seen some of the scenes in this video as stand-alone videos, I enjoyed watching this video compilation of your chase of the Canadian Pacific Kansas City steam engine #2816 from Davenport, Iowa to La Crescent. Minnesota, Jason! Thank you for documenting this movement of the Golden Spike Tour! (Posted 7 July 2024 at 1630 CDT.)
Thanks for a great video! Not just a terriffic train but beautiful countryside as well. I didn't know that the Mississippi river was so long - it makes the river Severn (our longest river) look like a stream! Keep well.
Very nice job of video taping and editing. Your experience filming ELS has paid off in a very polished video. I really enjoyed riding along the Mississippi River following this train with you.
Awesome video Jason (& Jaw Tooth) love your rental car Jason looks nice to drive. I think this is the best chase you have posted! Cool shot of the smoke coming up through the trees awesome empress train in Iowa! 😊❤👍
Excellent video really enjoyed watching your video keep up the great work looking forward to seeing more content from you soon thanks again and have a wonderful day
not used to seeing you post videos from this area. very different. jeff toft is usually who i expect to see the davenport area covered by. interesting to see a different take.
This train went all the way down to Mexico City, on the way there a young woman knelt in the ballast with her back to the train and leaned back with her selfie stick about 2 inches to far ,the right outside edge of the front of the cylinder contacted her skull and split it wide open and killed her deader than hell. She WAS a pretty young lady, her husband in shock grabbed her long hair and tore a clump of scalp rite out trying to get her to safety but she was already gone, that had to be the most gruesome thing I ever saw , I just sat in front of my screen and cried and yelled at her for being so stupid. There was another woman closer to town standing with a baseball cap looking toward the train and the same thing only it contacted the bill of her cap and turned it around and scared her half to death, just a hair more and she might have been another casualty.
They should be - they help save the steam loco's brake shoes with dynamic braking and have PTC. Possibly supplying electric to the pax cars as well. You will see this a lot. Also in case the steam loco has a brake down the train won't block the main line.
awesome video Jason! I was trying to get mine up today but last night I noticed the volume was messed up so I couldn't post it. I like that shot you got of it coming around the curve in Buena Vista
That was a neat little town.
Nice full length video, Jason. It was fun tagging along with you and Jaw Tooth. I liked the shot 11:10 minutes plus any time the steam whistle was blowing. The air whistle is only slightly better than an air horn.
Thanks for all the good coverage of a great Canadian Steam Locomotive. I can watch the Canadian's all day long. Did anyone ever think of running this tour with the Royal Hudson?
Just think two great Canadian Steam Engines all the way from Canada to Mexico and back. What great film shooting this would have been. How bout this, eh!
I’ve watched a lot of videos of the 2816 North American tour since I saw her in May during her stop in St Paul, this one was the best! As a native Iowan thanks for all the positive shoutouts to our state. As you beautifully showed, Iowa is more than flat cornfields and hogs!
2816 She's a beautiful locomotive and loving the F unit's and the coach cars with that red wine paint scheme really nice.
I always pictured iowa as children of the corn country. I never knew it looked like vermont up north. Beautiful
Fantastic. My relatives both sides come from very near those Iowa bluffs. Thank you for a walk down memory lane, 2816 was the icing on top.
Although I had seen some of the scenes in this video as stand-alone videos, I enjoyed watching this video compilation of your chase of the Canadian Pacific Kansas City steam engine #2816 from Davenport, Iowa to La Crescent. Minnesota, Jason! Thank you for documenting this movement of the Golden Spike Tour! (Posted 7 July 2024 at 1630 CDT.)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Two engines at 4:20 are GP20C-ECO (EMD), powered by 2000 hp V8s.
This is almost as good as being there in person thanks JASON, I watch JT too !!watched all of them
Nice chase Jason
Thank you jason video.yes, the trains crew from calgary and all staff very pround and work done.this lots work and money involve.calgary alberta.😊
Thanks 👍
Awesome chase video Jason! Thank you!
What a treat. The experience of a life time to see that up close. Im more interested in that f-7/f-9 loco consist❤
Awesome video, enjoyed it much. Thanks guys!
You did get into Minnesota nice
Came through my hometown of Mena Arkansas twice. CPKC mainline trackage. Fantastic video, Jason. Looking forward to more like this one!
Thanks for a great video! Not just a terriffic train but beautiful countryside as well. I didn't know that the Mississippi river was so long - it makes the river Severn (our longest river) look like a stream! Keep well.
Very nice job of video taping and editing. Your experience filming ELS has paid off in a very polished video. I really enjoyed riding along the Mississippi River following this train with you.
That was a beautiful historic train i was glad i had the day off to see it in downtown davenport the day it was here.that old train can sure move damn
Awesome video Jason (& Jaw Tooth) love your rental car Jason looks nice to drive. I think this is the best chase you have posted! Cool shot of the smoke coming up through the trees awesome empress train in Iowa! 😊❤👍
Excellent video really enjoyed watching your video keep up the great work looking forward to seeing more content from you soon thanks again and have a wonderful day
Thank you very much!
You got so close to me I was working in lacross and I live about a hour in a half away
Hey Jason! It was great to meet you in New Albin IA!
not used to seeing you post videos from this area. very different. jeff toft is usually who i expect to see the davenport area covered by. interesting to see a different take.
Good train videos
I wish Michigan central was still going past the farm
You got some really good shots.
Very nice, jason! Im the kid you saw in New Albin, Btw!
Cool! I'll watch your video.. I hope you subbed me!
@@jasonasselin I did lol
I did lol
shoot! i was so close to meeting you in La crescent MN!
This train went all the way down to Mexico City, on the way there a young woman knelt in the ballast with her back to the train and leaned back with her selfie stick about 2 inches to far ,the right outside edge of the front of the cylinder contacted her skull and split it wide open and killed her deader than hell. She WAS a pretty young lady, her husband in shock grabbed her long hair and tore a clump of scalp rite out trying to get her to safety but she was already gone, that had to be the most gruesome thing I ever saw , I just sat in front of my screen and cried and yelled at her for being so stupid. There was another woman closer to town standing with a baseball cap looking toward the train and the same thing only it contacted the bill of her cap and turned it around and scared her half to death, just a hair more and she might have been another casualty.
1993 UP Challenger had to go through high water going to Chicago.
Love the train chase. But the buffeting is annoying.
That is on your end.
Were the F units running?
They should be - they help save the steam loco's brake shoes with dynamic braking and have PTC. Possibly supplying electric to the pax cars as well. You will see this a lot. Also in case the steam loco has a brake down the train won't block the main line.
Is that steam engine run wood or coal?
Oil
Video's don't do justice to up close and personal to a live large steam loco operating.
Jason l had filmed first train about two months ago which it a military train.
You're going cause an accident for rubber necking while recording
Oh so it's pick on Jason time huh? Wise guy go away everyone's recording this train in their cars I'm sure what are you the police 😂
@@TylerDonitzen-777fr I'm saying this guy is a troll
Oh, quit your bullcrap. He complains too much about things, and he's no better than anybody.
Shut up already your the one complaining lmfao who does bro think he is fr 💀💀💀