Amtrak #43 over the horse shoe curve
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2016
- June, 2013 we traveled amtrak Train # 43 from New York Penn Station to Pittsburgh, PA. Was a great ride and and a beautiful day plus lots of train action. My thanks to our conductor for letting me take this video out of the rear of the car of the train.
Thanks to all. Was a spur of the moment thought and the conductor said there was no problem doing it. I like the fact that I was able to get some shots of the old style train signals before they were all changed out.
Nice work. Enjoyable!!
Great view, will go by if I can in Oct when I leave Oh, very nice view from the drone 👍
I want to take this from where I live (suburban Philly) to Pittsburgh during the fall. BTW, 20:00 mark, talk about "the light at the end of the tunnel!!" Excellent video.
Very nice video. Thanks for posting it.
That was a good video! Thank-you Sir.
Horseshoe Curve is at 11:17, thank me later.
Awesome video
What a wonderful video! When the train passed the curve itself, I felt that the scenery just became all the more splendid. And I loved the sequence through the tunnel! The whole clip was marvellous thank you for sharing! All the very best and greetings from the UK David
God bless the UK!!!
I really enjoyed the video but it seemed like your camera was trying to focus through most of it. Is that true?
This is one of the best videos on youtube! Thanks very much for posting it!
Nice vid, but you didn't mention passing Cresson at 25:53 +/- oh, and when #43 is on NS trackage it becomes the 07T. Thanks for posting I enjoyed it, been around the curve many times.
Nice video! I didn't know you could see light from the east of portal of the Gallitzin Tunnel all the way to the east.
I take that train as far as Lewistown Pa. I love the ride and scenery
From Pittsburgh or New York?
Horseshoe Curve :D
From the sound track and the slight wobble of the picture the wheel sets on that carriage need attention.
Nice video. If watch the rails, it must have been a warm day, they were ribbony.
Are there plans to save the interlocking tower
you can see where the forth track was that deep depression on the right of video.
You have to turn off software image stabilization if you don't want your vids to look like acid trips :/
is it just me, or does the video go back and forth like it's trying to zoom in and out? If I was prone to motion sickness, I'd have gotten ill off watching this
No I used the RUclips program for improving the video and it made it do that. Learning experience.
Too bad it wasn't from the HE!
Sorry so long. Yes that would have made a bucket list come true.
What's the HE?
Head end. The locomotive end of the train.
train numbers should be called by thier numbers,not mumbo jumbos
For the most part, a good video of a great section of the old Pennsylvania Railroad "Broadway". However, like most amateur videographers, our host (AZSnarkF9) couldn't keep his hands off the camera, pointing it down, to the right and back. Perhaps, he was trying to be artsy, but it just created blurry video. Otherwise OK.
That's it??
What's so wonderful?
It went around a curve.
So what?
Would have liked to see where it was going, not where it had been.
It goes to Pittsburgh