CP And CN Trains Meeting On Both Sides Of The Fraser River In The Canyon - British Columbia
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Trains around Saddle Rock, British Columbia, on the CP Cascade Subdivision. Check below for information about trains featured in this video, also feel free to skip ahead to any Chapters in this video. Thanks for watching, please Subscribe!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:25 CP 301 WEST, CP 8047 DPU CP AC4400CW
1:35 Train Meet!
1:53 CN Q116 EAST, CN 5793 CN 3267 CN 3099 (538 axles)
7:08 Flowers
7:25 Concrete structure in the Fraser River
7:38 CP 400 EAST, CP 8147 DPU CP 8524 (412 axles)
11:53 Smokey AC44CW “TOASTER” smoking!
12:50 CP 730 EAST, CP 8906 DPU CP 8543 DPU CP 8616 (626 axles)
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Fantastic railway video!! 👍👍👍
Cool capture of oil cars👍♐️
Beautiful video
That river is a great sight to see in western Canada.
Just absolutely incredible as always.
Love that SD75/70I!
Love your videos,
Excellent video
Love your videos !!
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you for watching today Valerie, have a great weekend!
Great Video Tyson 👍
This is sensational Tyson.
What another incredible video Tyson! Love the opening shot of the Fraser River. 👍🏻🎥💯
Thanks for the great comment Brandon
@@TracksideTyson my pleasure. Thanks for sharing!
Great stuff Tyson. Love your work, viewed inTasmania, Australia.
Thanks for visiting, greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Tyson it is not my intention to flatter you, only to compliment you on your ability as a truly skilful videographer, keep on giving us more great rail fanning videos.
Amazing production! I might go railfanning here in the new few years, where are some good shots?
Oi sou do Brasil amo seus vidios sou apaixonada em trens adoro ver esse Rio lindo as flores e principalmente os trens parabéns 😍
Thanks for visiting from
Brazil 🇧🇷!
9:14 is awesome. The angle of those oil cars matches the slope of the mountain exactly
Thanks for the comment Andrew
Breathtaking video! Love the scenery and trains. I forget, what camera do you use for videos? Mine just broke and I need to start saving up for a new one.
Oh no! I use a few but my primary is the Sony AX53.
tks for the reply. It is definitely a muckin fistery {LOL} as to what the cement thing is. If I run into some of my native friends from Yale and Boston Bar I will ask them. I still think it is something that the Fisheries might have put in the help salmon migration. It has a ton of moss and age on it so it has been there for ages. Definitly didn't come down the river in the current. Too heavy.
Cool mystery! I was looking for a date stamped in the concrete but didn’t see anything. Get back to me if you hear any info 😁👍🏼
What a sweet set of captures. You hit it out of the park once again. Great shooting and scenery. Thanks again for sharing this masterpieces with us!
Can wait for the next one...
My Goodness , C N and C P are really putting A C to the test !
High water in the Fraser!
Very high and hasn’t come down to much since!
That toaster needs a tier 4 emissions installed.LOL
Keeps the salmon smoked for the fishers up river
Great video . The Cp DPU(8524) was really struggling to load up. Fuel filters or rack settings maybe. I see that Old Man Fraser hasn't really started to drop down. The back current on the other side was crazy. That cement thing is that an old fish ladder or what?
That’s why they refer to the nickname “toasters” 😂. The river is still very high, and that concrete piece had me wondering, there’s no reason for a fish hatchery ladder to be down here, there is what looks like an old bridge structure across on the other bank shore, this could have washed out and ended up in this corner! It’s something I recorded because someone out there may know! - Thanks John for getting right into the details of my video 👍🏼
7:27 mark: Thanks for the view of what I think is a fish-ladder.
7:45 mark: Now I know why the area is named "Saddle Rock."
Your the second person to call it a fish latter… what its doing out here beats me, this is the Stallo Indians that have a cemetery here at Saddle Rock. I noticed what looked to be an old bridge structure across river, and then this piece of concrete looks to be washed out down river and almost looks like it was pushed here by current and is now stuck? It’s one reason I recorded it, I’m curious what it is and what is doing, I believe it’s abandoned there is nothing but graves out here! I will have a video coming out this week or next week featuring the grave stones.
@@TracksideTyson Thanks for the information on this item. Mysteries can be fun and/or frustrating. I love curiosity.
Muito Top essas Imagens TB, TYson, agora me informa o nome desse rio e que lugar ele se localiza! Valeu!