Super Video with fantastic landscapes, thanks also to the use of the drone, thank you, I hope in the future you can do a follow up to the end of the railway in Arica 👏👏👏👏👏
@gisismobawelt9855 Oh, I do too. The continuation is out of service. Just a short last part down to Arica is covered by a tourist service, but there are not many trips, just approx one a month. I will try to cover it on my next trip to South America.
Schier unglaublich, wenn ich es vor 40 Jahren nicht selbst gesehen hätte! - It would be almost unbelievable if I hadn't seen it myself 40 years ago! - ¡Sería increíble si no lo hubiera visto yo mismo hace 40 años!
@montgomeryscott1656 It is incredible. The first part was a bit different, with a lot of dogs, and this second part, with a lot of llamas, alpacas, vicunhas...
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I do apologize for the slightly tilted camera angle-I’ll make sure to improve that in future recordings. Thanks for your understanding!
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras y tu apoyo! 😊 Me alegra que hayas disfrutado del video. Disculpa por el ángulo ligeramente inclinado de la cámara-me aseguraré de mejorarlo en futuras grabaciones. ¡Gracias por tu comprensión!
Such a stark landscape, yet there is life: vicuna, llama, and alpaca. In spite of its severity, there is beauty in its grandeur. I can't imagine living in such a harsh environment. It must be a hard life. I really enjoyed the drone shots. I'd like to see more of those. Thanks for the video.
Gracias por El video y por los datos que se indican en el. Bonito e interesante itinerario en cabina en el árido altiplano boliviano. Sin embargo desde 1.22 el paisaje cambia y desaparecen las inmensas llanuras. La vía ferrea discurre en parte con un río a su derecha y montañas a ambos lados. El paisaje es agreste. Es interesante ver el efecto de la erosión en la cadena montañosa de la izquierda. Lástima del final se vislumbraba al fondo unas montañas muy interesantes.
These are mostly alpacas (you can tell them apart by shape of the head), also as I understand alpacas are better for making clothes and other textiles due to different fleece.
Fabulous journey.... Part 1&2... Not one for people who are in a great hurry.... Two trains per week in each direction means you'd better not miss it! The track looks exceedingly dodgy in places with many rotten sleepers... It's a good job the axle weight of the ferrobus is very light, or it would probably spread the track...
I expected that due to lithium deposits and mining railways in Bolivia might be in better shape, but it seems that still no serious production has started. Maybe then these lines will get upgrades - in Brazil we can see meter-gauge railways carrying millions of tones of ore and other cargo for VALE (great videos here on the channel) so just modernization of these lines might be enough - concrete sleepers, new continuous welded rails, long passing loops, 8-axle locos, not too complicated but modern traffic control and these lines can be brought to much better condition.
Part two has some of the most breath taking landscape! After I watched it the first time I had to go back again to watch the railroad stuff. The rocks at 1:54:29 look like giant men. (use some imagination) If there is a geology major in this group, could you please tell me what is the deep brown/purple rock at 2:49:36. Thank you David! 💯💥💯
@shytoad130 You are very welcome. It was my pleasure to film that very interesting journey. There is another geological question, I hope there is someone with that knowledge around that can answer. Best regards.
Part 1 was great, so I'm looking forward to Part 2. Got the cricket on the radio, Australia vs. India (two great teams), it's 39 degrees Celsius or 102 degrees Fahrenheit outside, and the air conditioner is keeping it cool inside.🥶 Okay friends, lets all see some more of beautiful Bolivia.😄
@@RailRelaxation This was day 2 of a 5 day test match. Australia are in a good position, but it is still anyone's match. 🦗+🦇=🏏 (cricket + bat = cricket bat) 🤣
I think these are (mostly or even all) alpacas - llamas have longer heads (bit more horse/donkey-like) and different wool/fleece. Also, llamas are quite bigger (though it's hard to estimate absolute size from the video). Alpacas are also more docile and live in herds, while llamas are bit more solitary and adventurous (maybe something similar to sheep/goat difference).
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This video is a gem
@acratatube Thank you!
Fantastic ride. 👏What a desolate yet somehow magical landscape. Stunning aerial shots. Thanks for the video.
Kolejny ciekawy film kolejowy z Boliwii. Fajnie się ogląda i można się zrelaksować ❤😊🎉
@ukaszsylwia3725 Thank you.
Thanks for all your really interesting rides! Always very well done. Cheers. Greetings from Tucson.
@AZqyc Glad you like them! Thank you very much of your donation.
Super Video with fantastic landscapes, thanks also to the use of the drone, thank you, I hope in the future you can do a follow up to the end of the railway in Arica 👏👏👏👏👏
@gisismobawelt9855 Oh, I do too. The continuation is out of service. Just a short last part down to Arica is covered by a tourist service, but there are not many trips, just approx one a month. I will try to cover it on my next trip to South America.
The best cab ride , watching from Singapore 😊
@johnnyxiv Thanks for watching! Greetings from Singapore.
Hallo bang Singapura
Schier unglaublich, wenn ich es vor 40 Jahren nicht selbst gesehen hätte! - It would be almost unbelievable if I hadn't seen it myself 40 years ago! - ¡Sería increíble si no lo hubiera visto yo mismo hace 40 años!
@montgomeryscott1656 It is incredible. The first part was a bit different, with a lot of dogs, and this second part, with a lot of llamas, alpacas, vicunhas...
Vamos por la segunda parte, excelente Raíl Relaxation!!!!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I do apologize for the slightly tilted camera angle-I’ll make sure to improve that in future recordings. Thanks for your understanding!
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras y tu apoyo! 😊 Me alegra que hayas disfrutado del video. Disculpa por el ángulo ligeramente inclinado de la cámara-me aseguraré de mejorarlo en futuras grabaciones. ¡Gracias por tu comprensión!
Thanks for the additional drone views ♥
Our pleasure!
...a fantastic journey on the edge of reality...
@dragicevicgeorges-dorde8225 Oh, yes, our reality. It is hard to live up there.
That is a very intersting ride! Thanks for sharing!
It was my pleasure.
Vielen Dank für die tollen Aufnahmen!
Mich würde mal interessieren wie oft die Strecke befahren wird.
Three times a week in each direction. Occasional cargo train per month and it is not operating down to Arica.
fabuleux paysage de laltiplano merci beaucoup pour la 2 eme partie
@guygodemont3258 You are very welcome. Very nice landscape indeed.
A. Strange but intriguing land thanks
@GordonShuffell It is different. Very beautiful but harsh.
At the on demand stop at 200.4 Km, you can see on of the volcanoes vent off dead centre of picture.
@foxstrangler 😊
Such a stark landscape, yet there is life: vicuna, llama, and alpaca. In spite of its severity, there is beauty in its grandeur. I can't imagine living in such a harsh environment. It must be a hard life.
I really enjoyed the drone shots. I'd like to see more of those. Thanks for the video.
Well said! It is a harsh environment but I think people over there is very well adopted, and yes, I plan to do more and more shots with the drone.
Gracias por El video y por los datos que se indican en el. Bonito e interesante itinerario en cabina en el árido altiplano boliviano. Sin embargo desde 1.22 el paisaje cambia y desaparecen las inmensas llanuras. La vía ferrea discurre en parte con un río a su derecha y montañas a ambos lados. El paisaje es agreste. Es interesante ver el efecto de la erosión en la cadena montañosa de la izquierda. Lástima del final se vislumbraba al fondo unas montañas muy interesantes.
@javierguidounicaud6621 Sí, al final del viaje el tiempo ha cambiado.
So interesting, wonderful Journey
@pranowobaris94 Thank you.
RailRelaxation very good
Beautiful drone views
@cordialifetecchie Many thanks!
Do the llamas ever ride on the train roof?
@markvogel5872 😂
These are mostly alpacas (you can tell them apart by shape of the head), also as I understand alpacas are better for making clothes and other textiles due to different fleece.
Grat ride!!
@genenonya8458 It really is. Thank you for your comment.
Segunda parte cenário lindo,parabéns.
Fiquei imprecionado com tanta vida a esta altitude
Fabulous journey.... Part 1&2... Not one for people who are in a great hurry.... Two trains per week in each direction means you'd better not miss it! The track looks exceedingly dodgy in places with many rotten sleepers... It's a good job the axle weight of the ferrobus is very light, or it would probably spread the track...
I expected that due to lithium deposits and mining railways in Bolivia might be in better shape, but it seems that still no serious production has started. Maybe then these lines will get upgrades - in Brazil we can see meter-gauge railways carrying millions of tones of ore and other cargo for VALE (great videos here on the channel) so just modernization of these lines might be enough - concrete sleepers, new continuous welded rails, long passing loops, 8-axle locos, not too complicated but modern traffic control and these lines can be brought to much better condition.
Lo estoy disfrutando recién.
@juanvidelaramos9428 Bien.
VIAGEM FANTÁSTICA.
@user-tw5il9hc9s Obrigado. Realmente.
Is like the polar express ❤❤ david I wish you a lovely evening 😊
@JoshHodginsTrains I wish you a nice evening too.
최고의 기차여행입니다.
@isis7989 Thank you.
So nice videos
Thanks.
RailRelaxation very good
Me gustaría ver un recorrido de mi querido Chile que sea de Santiago hacia el sur justamente hasta Temuco 😄
Chile esta en mis planos
Part two has some of the most breath taking landscape! After I watched it the first time I had to go back again to watch the railroad stuff. The rocks at 1:54:29 look like giant men. (use some imagination) If there is a geology major in this group, could you please tell me what is the deep brown/purple rock at 2:49:36. Thank you David! 💯💥💯
@shytoad130 You are very welcome. It was my pleasure to film that very interesting journey. There is another geological question, I hope there is someone with that knowledge around that can answer. Best regards.
Part 1 was great, so I'm looking forward to Part 2.
Got the cricket on the radio, Australia vs. India (two great teams), it's 39 degrees Celsius or 102 degrees Fahrenheit outside, and the air conditioner is keeping it cool inside.🥶
Okay friends, lets all see some more of beautiful Bolivia.😄
@martythemartian99 Perferct conditions I am sure you enjoyed the run. Who won the cricket?
@@RailRelaxation This was day 2 of a 5 day test match. Australia are in a good position, but it is still anyone's match. 🦗+🦇=🏏
(cricket + bat = cricket bat) 🤣
@martythemartian99 Thank you. Let the best win😄
Me gusta mucho viajar en el avión ✈️✈️✈️
Y buen domingo.
@javierguidounicaud6621 Gracias. Buen domingo!
44:23 what was that little critter that ran off to the right? Another amazing video! Thank you
Looks like some kind of bird?
@ I can agree with that.
The bird you’re referring to is likely a tinamou, which is similar to the spot-winged wood quail. It can often be seen running in Bolivia.
@ awesome! Thank you for letting me know. It makes sense to be similar to the quail. That is what it reminded me of.
Maybe also can be Puna Tinamou
LLAMA traffic jam @1:36:40
@mizzougrad001 Indeed. I have never seen so many llamas together...
I think these are (mostly or even all) alpacas - llamas have longer heads (bit more horse/donkey-like) and different wool/fleece. Also, llamas are quite bigger (though it's hard to estimate absolute size from the video). Alpacas are also more docile and live in herds, while llamas are bit more solitary and adventurous (maybe something similar to sheep/goat difference).
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@HubertBrown-rl2wo Thank you for watching.
¿ Alguien tiene información sobre la geología del valle del rio Mauri ?, es un paisaje muy fragmentado, parecen rocas sueltas.
Für den Algorithmus - for algorithm.
Y en el tren 😅
14/12/2024 11;24
@HERBERTPAULO 😄
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