Oh gosh : ) I love that my channel connected with you and was able to surprise you with a new SoCal train spot! Thanks for joining our train community here : )
@@transcendentalidiot3321 You’re welcome! Isn’t it fun to discover things in our own backyard?! I moved in March and am especially in that mode, and keep hearing about special places tucked away in my little town. Love it!
This was very enjoyable to watch from start to finish. As a railfan for over 60 years, I have to say its great to see young people involved in the restoration of the trains of yesteryear.
@@gmpny3945 your comment just made me smile. And agreed, I thought it was so great that these two highschoolers spend their weekends preserving history and restoring train cars, volunteering at this museum. Thank you for watching the entire episode and thank you so much for your thoughtful words.
I've got to hand it to you Lisa, you've really got a talent for getting people to open up. That young man seemed a little shy and reserved at first but 60 seconds later he was quite the talker! AND he couldn't tell you enough! Well done! And thanks for bringing us along!
Thank you, Wayne. He and his friend were a blessing. I had quite a drive to get there / traffic on a Saturday morning... and then upon arrival, got happily distracted by the trains going by, as you saw LOL. So, I arrived exactly at the end of the open house, when folks were clearly ready to get on with their day. The other members there hardly even acknowledged me and wanted to send me on my way immediately. I was thankful that Alex was personable and happy to do a quick tour with me. He was on point with what he shared, and did a great job mentioning the open house days / hours and taking about ten minutes to capitalize on an opportunity to promote the museum. Glad they're getting such nice comments on here, which I'm sure they'll enjoy reading : )
I was a little worried I was a bit over the top with my laugh / excitement in this one LOL. But it was exciting! Trains going by constantly, it felt... fun times! As always - thank you, Mark. I appreciate you noting all that you are "here for".
@@Chimp_6 I love to hear that! It’s always amazing. The things we discover years later in our own backyard. They should have that new train car in the next week or so I would think, if not already. Have fun! Find Alex and his friend and tell him they’re stars 🌟☺️
Thank you, Derrick. Appreciate everything you wrote. And yes! It was good to see some young and informed folks passionate about trains and sharing on here.
Very nice. This is all new to me since my last visit to FULLERTON. My Last visit to Fullerton was in 1970 on a business trip. Love your City and I miss it much. Thanks for your presentation. Jim Hatboro, PA
@@jhardman4534 Pennsylvania is a big train spot. I know my dad’s train store has lots of customers there, and he’ll be at York in October. Nice seeing where you’re writing from. And thank you for your nice words about CA. Perhaps you’ll have to plan a trip! Maybe my episodes can help you create a long list of all the Train related places you’ll have to visit when you come☺️
Hello Lisa great job . Wow congratulations to the museum looking forward to see that passenger coach . Your host did a 👍🏻job . Best Hobby so much lnteresting stuff to see and Learn . Love the palm trees 🌴 and a nice day too 👍🏻😎 over and out . Seeya on the next Avenger . Robin out .
@@LisaKEntertainment please take my first comment as a compliment. Very attractive woman with an technical interest. Right down my alley. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
@@LisaKEntertainment I live in Rostock up in the north of Germany. If you ever do a cruise on the Baltic Sea you might have a stop here. It’s way different to what most people have in mind when thinking about Germany.
Great video. You're a sweet and lovely lady, Lisa. As a dedicated train enthusiast, there was a time some years back that the Fullerton station was a favorite hang of mine. Trains are almost constantly passing through. You cannot go wrong hanging out at Fullerton station!! Cheers!! 🙂🙂
The music, the people, your polite and curious nature, the silver and red FP-45 and the silver and black FM switcher. I felt like a miniature person on a model railroad😊
Yes, I hadn't had people this young speaking on-camera yet on my channel, and very much appreciated their knowledge and their commitment to volunteering at the museum each weekend. Thank you so much for your kind words, as always!
@@djmasterty2309 well I see why! I didn’t anticipate the high level of excitement and the station area itself, which I might show more of soon, was clean and new looking, but with a nice charming style to it. The palm trees and nice condos across the street… Beautiful area and tons of train action!
@@MiteshDamania Tell the two guys in my episode "hi" from me, when you go. They still need some time to finish the interior of the new car, but you can go inside the other cars I showed.
Lisa! Great 👍 coverage of the Fullerton Train Museum! I travel on Amtrak, Metrolink, Coaster, Sprinter and CalTrain all the time. I tour Campo and the Imperial RR too. I am taking my next stop in Fullerton, California to look and shop around. 🎉
@@miguelhidalgo9372 I love hearing about all of this rail, travel that you do. Have you ever been to Claremont? I have an episode of the Matt there. And I was just up in San Francisco, or they now have an electric Caltrain, I believe. Enjoy Fullerton when you go!
@@LisaKEntertainment I mean Fullerton Best! It is known as Foamer Heaven For Us Railfans (foamer means somebody who screams at trains and is to exited if they see a fallen flag, foreign power, or heritage units!)
Where, Lisa? Where? Where have you been that I'm only now just coming across your content? I grew up around trains. I LOVE trains! Glad that I stumbled across you. I enjoyed this, especially the music. Terrific stuff! Nicely done. Thank you for bringing us along.
Your RUclips handle cracks me up. And your comment made me smile. I’ve been doing freelance media production and performing for about 20 years, but I only started Train talk with Lisa May 30 of this year. Glad you stumbled across my channel, as well.🤗 and thanks so much for the comment on the music. I license music from epidemic sound and usually put a link so that people can listen to my soundtracks for free, in the video description. I think song choices make a big impact… and I love music… and dancing!
@@LisaKEntertainment Yeah, there's an actual story behind my handle. Well I'm glad you popped up, believe me. I'm a musician myself. My voice is my instrument. Whether I'm writing or just doing my everyday things, music is a very vital part of my life. When I'm writing a scene, music sets the tone. Yeah, I can tell you love to dance. You've got that certain energy that just conveys that attitude. I LOVE dancing. Can't help it. It's in the soul. Put on a good rhythm and my feet come alive.
@@LisaKEntertainment Hi back to California: I live in West bloomfield, MI - Retired H.S. teacher, 36 years. Graphic Arts & Photography. Lakeland High School, White Lake. 📷
@@trainroomgary Love that you taught photography! I have also worked as a teacher ☺️ I taught at a French middle school in South America, the French American International School in San Francisco, and then a school in the L.A. area. Very cool! Love hearing where folks are from - thank you for sharing!
Tillykke til Din hustru og Dig. Det var da godt, at I bev gift. Havde I gået længe om den varme grød. For det kunne jo også have været hende, som tænkte, "nu skal det være, Vi skal smedes sammen, for han er så sød". Jeg personlig kan godt li, at kvinder tager initiativ. Kvinder er jo den halve verden og det forpligter Dem og giver ansvar. Mbh 😻
@@melmiller5811 oh, wow! Yeah, I clearly had a good good time at that event lol I’ve been trying to connect with the Harvey girls society about their upcoming Victorian tea.
@@paulmonce7625 I met a couple ladies who work there at the national train show… not sure if you saw that episode? Other folks have also raved about that museum. In fact, I just saw one of my best friends in San Francisco last week and he stopped at that museum on his road trip across the country. I would love to collaborate with the Durango Silverton and get back to Colorado. Thank you for the recommendation.
@@paulmonce7625 I would love to make it there, and for a wintery ride on the Durango Silverton. Also interested in a ride there during another season, stopping for one of those horse ranch experiences they offer on their website.
@@LisaKEntertainment yea it is very interesting .I'm fascinated with the area because it was spooky back in the day .and in deep woods now it's got houses nearby.
Wow, Lisa, you created an awesome video here! I didn’t know Fullerton has had a train museum open to the public since 2008. Is it located next to the train station or nearby? I wonder if Craig Martyn, the founder and president of the former model train company “BLMA Models” (Best Little Models Around) had anything to do with helping to start this museum? His company was based in Fullerton just a block or two from the train station. His model train business thrived in Fullerton around the same time that this museum first opened its doors. Craig’s an ardent, hands-on train enthusiast very much like Jason Shron, the founder and owner of the renowned model train company called Rapido Trains. Jason actually acquired a real-world railroad passenger car that he incorporated inside the building of Rapido Trains’ world headquarters in Markham, Ontario, Canada. In a similar fashion, I wouldn’t be surprised if Craig also assisted with founding and acquiring real-world trains for this Fullerton museum. He seems like the kind of train fanatic that could have done this. Anyway, this remains only speculation on my part. But today Craig no longer works in the model train business because in early 2016 he sold BLMA Models to Atlas Model Railroad Company in Hillside, New Jersey. Atlas totally absorbed the BLMA brand into its own line of model train products, leaving Fullerton without its own model train manufacturer anymore. I also grew up in Orange County (in Tustin, not too far southeast from Fullerton) during the ’60s and ’70s. Back then I enjoyed watching Santa Fe trains that still served citrus packing houses in the area. I even rode aboard Santa Fe’s shiny silver San Diegan passenger train from Santa Ana to Los Angeles sometime around 1965 when I was about 5 years old. I could tell you some amazing history about how glorious trains were in Orange County then. Today I reside in San Diego, rich with its own railroad history and a fabulous model railroad museum in Balboa Park. - from Thomas Lincoln Pilling
@@ATSFVentaSpurNscaler it’s right beside the train station 🤗 So glad this helped you discover a fun new spot! Thanks for watching and for your thoughtful comment!
@@LisaKEntertainment I don’t recall a train museum over there. I don’t over to Old Town very often nowadays. When I went there a few years ago, I remember going into a model train shop there or something like that. Is that what you are talking about?
Wow - so much in your writing above.. so much history - so many stories. A couple bought a very small model train museum when it was about to go under, and had it open for a bit... but seems it closed in recent years before I could get there. Looked like a neat spot. There is a guy in the train club at Balboa Park who follows my channel and has reached out about getting down there to film at the museum.. And I recently joined a FB group for folks to post historic photos. It's been SO neat! Lots of railroad tracks and trolleys in the LA area... so many familiar places - that don't look familiar at all.
Really great video, Lisa. Nice railroading boots. Just got back from an Amtrak train vacation to Portland and back to sacramento. You should do a video on OUR train museum in Old Town. 🚂
Those are all places on my radar. I literally had a conversation yesterday about old town and have been thinking about taking the starlight up to Seattle next year and the Sacramento museum also needs to happen.
Genius! You recognized the foamer community is a sea of sausages. What a sure fire way of breaking through to the top, past hundreds of grizzled old men. Just brilliant.
Fullerton has always been a great train watching spot, I grew up about a mile from there and we used to pick up our grandmother at the train station. That was back before Amtrak, back in the days of the classic Santa Fe warbonnet F units. I don’t live as close anymore but I still try to visit a couple of times a year. You’re guaranteed to see 5 or 6 trains an hour anytime day or night. I’ve never been there when the museum was open though. Guess I’ll have to get up early on a Saturday sometime.
@@jamesrea329 exactly! I had a bit of a drive, and with it being early on a Saturday, LA traffic, etc., and then getting distracted by all the trains going by, I didn’t make it to the museum itself until it was basically closing, on the dot.
What ,a beautiful lady, wow, a ball of enthusiasm and sweet on my eyes 👀 thanks for the train vlog, thanks BigAl California, praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏
This looks like such a cool little place! I just discovered your channel and gave you a subscribe. Keep up the great videos! Greetings from Chicago, IL.
Awww, thank you for subscribing : ) And I'm so glad you discovered my channel. I was in Chicago a couple years ago and had such a great time! Thank you for your encouraging words, and I'd be curious what your favorite episodes are on here.
Ah, somebody stole my thunder!! I dig pretty ladies in boots too........😍 I'm surprised Fullerton doesn't have a Virtual Railfan camera installation yet - there certainly seems to be enough traffic to warrant one!
Love the intro music. You're quite pretty. Think might be my favorite railfan channel. You're sweet too because he doesn't know you probably know what he's telling you.
@@TheGrover1968 nice to hear you like that intro music. So much of an episode comes together with the musical choices, and I appreciate having peoples feedback on what resonates with them.
@@TheGrover1968 and I love hearing that this might be your favorite railfan channel! there’s lots on here already, and the new episode coming on Friday 🤗🚂🎬
@LisaKEntertainment Yes, Jaw Tooth is my favorite "just film trains passing" type channel. I used like to watch Shoestring but, he had a sad passing .But, yours has a t.v. show feel. Your editing is really good, too.
@@TheGrover1968 Thank you so much. I've been editing for a couple of decades and have an entertainment background, so I do approach this as an unscripted series - that happens to be on RUclips at the moment : )
@@kensingtonchapp4819 Did you wave?! I was the only female rainfan filming, around 11:45am until 12:30pm or so… don’t recall when I left. I love this! So glad you found me on here. I definitely have shots of the BNSF going by!
@LisaKEntertainment I did wave haha. My conductor and I were surprised because we don't see many female railfans. And yes that would've been about the time I went through on my way to Barstow. Small world haha
@ did you watch this entire episode? Pretty sure that I caught your wave on camera. Although I also have some footage that I was saving for another episode…
@@LisaKEntertainment I'm going to watch all of it when I get home from work. It's always fun to see myself randomly on someone's channel haha. I'm on a bunch of railfan videos going up and down Cajon Pass and someone caught me running a train through San Juan Capistrano on my way out of San Diego a few years ago haha.
@ you made me curious if I was remembering a different video or location, but I just looked! You stopped, opened your window and waved, and I responded 🤗🚂 :38
Good question. Fullerton is just south east of Los Angeles, near Anaheim, where Disneyland is. It’s an orange county, which is below Los Angeles County.
@LisaKEntertainment Thanks! We vacationed in the San Diego area two summers ago, just curious to know how close we got! Yes, we did get to the San Diego Model Railroad Museum!
@@PaulMcElligott I love that, Paul! Do you still live in the area? Have you been to a lot of the places featured in my episodes? I’ve filmed at the Flagstaff depot and the North Carolina transportation, museum, and there’s a cameo of a little train in Mexico City in one of my episodes, but a lot so far has been in California, where there are tons of train events and stations and museums and happenings.
I think you intended on paying me a compliment, so thank you, and that's neat you worked for the UP : ) I don't think, however, that people listen to me merely because some think I'm "quite attractive..." and would hope men don't only "listen" to women they find attractive. I think people respond well to kindness and respect, to sincere questions... and listening. To empathy. To warmth and positivity. I know I do : )
@@LisaKEntertainment My first time there was when I went on a field trip when I was much smaller. My most recent trip there was on my birthday last April. When ever you get a chance go check it out. I'll be looking forward to that video when or if you do go 👍.
@@josephphillips7052 thanks for the recommendation. That’s a little bit of a trek for me, it looks like… might need to go ahead and plan to cross the border and have a little Mexican adventure while I’m at it 🤗🌴
Great video and enjoy your enthusiasm! Also great to see young people involved. So much to learn and pass along. In the spirit of more info, the cabooses were eliminated to cut labor and equipment maintenance costs. True there a level of automation now, but nothing beats human eyes and ears… I wouldn’t be surprised if they returned someday in the future to reduce liability/loss.
@@govideo6706 If you come during the open house hours, you can tour the interiors - and film, if you’d like - as far as know 🤗 Perhaps I will return at some point after they have their new car, and do an interior tour…
YOU ARE YOUNG ENOUGH I THINK YOU COULD BECOME A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER DRIVER AND THEN BE ABLE TO RECORD ALL THOSE BACK RAILROADS THAT NONE OF US GET THE SEE DAVID ADAM GRENIS CURRENTLY IN HOUSTON TEXAS
@@davidgrenis638 hmmm… that is enticing. Have you watched my episode, take a ride with me, at the southern California Railway museum? I think you might like that one.
I don't mind you talking about trains, Lisa. However, I really object to the obvious "Yes, there are trains here, but look at ME!!!" promotion of your videos. Do you really think you'd have as many views if you didn't show us what you look like? IMHO, we're seeing far too much of this in both prototype and model railroading lately. Trains generally aren't sexy. They're nerdy, family and cool for sure; but titillating and fashionable..., nope.
No one person has the authority to define railroading or how it is allowed to be depicted creatively. And I wonder how many of my episodes you've actually watched, as I'm not exactly like a bikini model in a sports car calendar - although I have modeled and love classic cars. I have, in fact, twenty years of high level media production and performing experience that I bring to my series, which oftentimes includes me inviting others to tell their stories on-camera. Do you think that since I film train related entertainment, I should only showcase "nerdy" men, "families" or possibly un"fashionable" women? In my on-camera moments and in the comments on here, I enjoy connecting with my community. And the energy of my channel and that which generally resides here in the comments, is a stark contrast to the energy which you have introduced. This work I do is something you chose to watch, is free to you - and is something you can opt out of without bringing such a comment to this otherwise positive space. There is plenty of alternate train content on RUclips... or you can continue to make more of your own videos in a way that brings you joy.
If you don’t like her vids don’t watch them, this hobby needs all the help it can get. There is not a lot of interest with younger generations We need someone like Lisa to spread the word
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I've lived in So Cal since 1971, and I just now found out about the Fullerton Train Museum and about you, Lisa!!! 🥰
Count me in as a new follower!👏👏👏👏
Oh gosh : ) I love that my channel connected with you and was able to surprise you with a new SoCal train spot! Thanks for joining our train community here : )
I grew up in Placentia (next door to Fullerton) and never knew this museum existed. Very cool. Thanks Lisa!
@@transcendentalidiot3321 You’re welcome! Isn’t it fun to discover things in our own backyard?! I moved in March and am especially in that mode, and keep hearing about special places tucked away in my little town. Love it!
This was very enjoyable to watch from start to finish. As a railfan for over 60 years, I have to say its great to see young people involved in the restoration of the trains of yesteryear.
@@gmpny3945 your comment just made me smile. And agreed, I thought it was so great that these two highschoolers spend their weekends preserving history and restoring train cars, volunteering at this museum. Thank you for watching the entire episode and thank you so much for your thoughtful words.
I've got to hand it to you Lisa, you've really got a talent for getting people to open up. That young man seemed a little shy and reserved at first but 60 seconds later he was quite the talker! AND he couldn't tell you enough!
Well done! And thanks for bringing us along!
Thank you, Wayne. He and his friend were a blessing. I had quite a drive to get there / traffic on a Saturday morning... and then upon arrival, got happily distracted by the trains going by, as you saw LOL. So, I arrived exactly at the end of the open house, when folks were clearly ready to get on with their day. The other members there hardly even acknowledged me and wanted to send me on my way immediately. I was thankful that Alex was personable and happy to do a quick tour with me. He was on point with what he shared, and did a great job mentioning the open house days / hours and taking about ten minutes to capitalize on an opportunity to promote the museum. Glad they're getting such nice comments on here, which I'm sure they'll enjoy reading : )
Beautiful trains brought to us by a beautiful lady! THANK YOU!
Cool. The Fullerton Train station is cool. It has a really nice cafe as well.
@@tomhanson9952 I haven’t eaten there yet, but seemed like a happening spot 👍
Awesome job Alex! You got lucky finding him Lisa.
@@TooManyHobbiesJeremy do you know, Alex? And yes, I was very glad he was up for showing me around a bit and sharing everything you heard with us.
Nope! But I am a YT creator as well. I admire your "can do" attitude.
You are awesome Lisa. Your videos make me happy.
Awwww, your comment just keeps making me smile : )
I'm here for your laugh, smile, boots, trains and great interviews. This was a fun video.
I was a little worried I was a bit over the top with my laugh / excitement in this one LOL. But it was exciting! Trains going by constantly, it felt... fun times! As always - thank you, Mark. I appreciate you noting all that you are "here for".
Excellent work and hello from Maryland and thank you for sharing your work ❤
@@WilliamAbrahams-xu1yt Thank you so much! Curious if you have any favorite episodes?
Never a dull moment at Fullerton Junction ………Thanks for sharing
Have you been there before? Are you a member there?
@@LisaKEntertainment yes ….really nice to visit…..years back they had a event called Fullerton Raildays …. Hopefully it will come back.
@@DiggingRob Ah, really neat that you've been there and thanks for sharing a bit of its history.
Amazing !!! ...thanks for showing 👍😃👍
@@Gscaler you’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching!
@@Gscaler P.S. I like G scale ☺️
@@LisaKEntertainment thank you so much 😊
That was Cool! And Lisa is so Beautiful, She can Stop a Train!
@@johnsmith-wd5sq 😂☺️😌 Thank you, John.
WOW what a surprise! We live about 30 minutes away and never knew it was there. We'll be visiting there for sure.
@@Chimp_6 I love to hear that! It’s always amazing. The things we discover years later in our own backyard. They should have that new train car in the next week or so I would think, if not already. Have fun! Find Alex and his friend and tell him they’re stars 🌟☺️
Another fun and informative video, Lisa! Love your energy and enthusiasm. It's great you interviewed those two young men!
Thank you, Derrick. Appreciate everything you wrote. And yes! It was good to see some young and informed folks passionate about trains and sharing on here.
Very nice. This is all new to me since my last visit to FULLERTON. My Last visit to Fullerton was in 1970 on a business trip. Love your City and I miss it much. Thanks for your presentation.
Jim
Hatboro, PA
@@jhardman4534 Pennsylvania is a big train spot. I know my dad’s train store has lots of customers there, and he’ll be at York in October. Nice seeing where you’re writing from. And thank you for your nice words about CA. Perhaps you’ll have to plan a trip! Maybe my episodes can help you create a long list of all the Train related places you’ll have to visit when you come☺️
I'm here for the boots and trains!
Giddy up and all aboard!
Hello Lisa great job . Wow congratulations to the museum looking forward to see that passenger coach . Your host did a 👍🏻job . Best Hobby so much lnteresting stuff to see and Learn . Love the palm trees 🌴 and a nice day too 👍🏻😎 over and out . Seeya on the next Avenger . Robin out .
@@robinroberts3335 Yes… Palm trees and trains running by.. a clean and charming looking station, etc. - a nice spot, indeed!
Train cougar? I‘m intrigued, I guess I will watch this channel more often 😊
@@Hemeralopie Cougar? Hmm, well I just looked up the definition to see if I was indeed old enough to garner that term, and perhaps so 😳
@@Hemeralopie …or maybe you just meant I’m on the prowl for trains 😂👍
@@LisaKEntertainment please take my first comment as a compliment. Very attractive woman with an technical interest. Right down my alley. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
@@Hemeralopie ☺️ Will do. Friend of mine visited from Hanover a month ago. Where do you live?
@@LisaKEntertainment I live in Rostock up in the north of Germany. If you ever do a cruise on the Baltic Sea you might have a stop here. It’s way different to what most people have in mind when thinking about Germany.
A fairly new railroad museum, interesting find!
: ) Do you have a favorite museum?
@@LisaKEntertainment my personal favourite is Richmond Vale Railway Museum in Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia.
@@harrisonallen651 Just added it to my list...
Great Video and well worth going to the Fullerton train museum Thank you!
@@michaelmorgan9824 Thank you, Michael 😊 Have you been there before then?
Great video. You're a sweet and lovely lady, Lisa. As a dedicated train enthusiast, there was a time some years back that the Fullerton station was a favorite hang of mine. Trains are almost constantly passing through. You cannot go wrong hanging out at Fullerton station!! Cheers!! 🙂🙂
Thank YOU for your sweet comment. Neat to hear about that station being your old stomping ground!
Aye! Glad you covered Fullerton! Local Railfans like me like coming to Fullerton
@@DarkLink1996 So good to hear! Always helpful hearing what others are into / want to experience 👍👍
So good Ive watched it 3 times😁
Oh gosh... : ) Thank you, Ken!!!
Curious what you liked so much about it... this episode is doing especially well on here, and I'm not sure why LOL
The music, the people, your polite and curious nature, the silver and red FP-45 and the silver and black FM switcher. I felt like a miniature person on a model railroad😊
Brilliant video Lisa and it's nice to see younger people in the hobby, it's really looks like a nice museum
Yes, I hadn't had people this young speaking on-camera yet on my channel, and very much appreciated their knowledge and their commitment to volunteering at the museum each weekend. Thank you so much for your kind words, as always!
This museum is amazing to see for sure! Overall, Fullerton is a big hot spot for railfans due to the atmosphere there and the train action.
@@djmasterty2309 well I see why! I didn’t anticipate the high level of excitement and the station area itself, which I might show more of soon, was clean and new looking, but with a nice charming style to it. The palm trees and nice condos across the street… Beautiful area and tons of train action!
Glad to see it open. It looked closed for the longest time after covid.
Have you ever been there before? They just got that new train car in.
@@LisaKEntertainment never have been in there. I will go in the near future.
@@MiteshDamania Tell the two guys in my episode "hi" from me, when you go. They still need some time to finish the interior of the new car, but you can go inside the other cars I showed.
@@LisaKEntertainment sweet will do!
Lisa! Great 👍 coverage of the Fullerton Train Museum! I travel on Amtrak, Metrolink, Coaster, Sprinter and CalTrain all the time. I tour Campo and the Imperial RR too. I am taking my next stop in Fullerton, California to look and shop around. 🎉
@@miguelhidalgo9372 I love hearing about all of this rail, travel that you do. Have you ever been to Claremont? I have an episode of the Matt there. And I was just up in San Francisco, or they now have an electric Caltrain, I believe. Enjoy Fullerton when you go!
Magnificent video showing the railway museum, i like it 5 stars.
Keep up the perfect work, my friend, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
@@LisbonRailProductionsandF1 thank you so much!!! Obrigado 🤗
@@LisaKEntertainment no problem.
I lived in California for 3 years my main Railfan places were Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs, Buena Park, and Fullerton.
I will have to check out those two other spots! Thank you 🤗
@@LisaKEntertainment I mean Fullerton Best! It is known as Foamer Heaven For Us Railfans (foamer means somebody who screams at trains and is to exited if they see a fallen flag, foreign power, or heritage units!)
I use to start my day at that station for almost 10 years. All the way to Burbank. Nice to see the station once again. Lovely smile btw ❤
@@tsangarisjohn thank you so much for the nice comment, and the thoughtful story about your experience at that station over the years.
Beauty, warmth and charm are your hallmarks.
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Thank you… Do you have any favorite episodes, Ken? Of course I hope folks like all of them lol but it’s interesting to get feedback.
Where, Lisa? Where? Where have you been that I'm only now just coming across your content? I grew up around trains. I LOVE trains! Glad that I stumbled across you.
I enjoyed this, especially the music. Terrific stuff! Nicely done. Thank you for bringing us along.
Your RUclips handle cracks me up. And your comment made me smile. I’ve been doing freelance media production and performing for about 20 years, but I only started Train talk with Lisa May 30 of this year. Glad you stumbled across my channel, as well.🤗 and thanks so much for the comment on the music. I license music from epidemic sound and usually put a link so that people can listen to my soundtracks for free, in the video description. I think song choices make a big impact… and I love music… and dancing!
@@LisaKEntertainment Yeah, there's an actual story behind my handle.
Well I'm glad you popped up, believe me. I'm a musician myself. My voice is my instrument. Whether I'm writing or just doing my everyday things, music is a very vital part of my life. When I'm writing a scene, music sets the tone.
Yeah, I can tell you love to dance. You've got that certain energy that just conveys that attitude. I LOVE dancing. Can't help it. It's in the soul. Put on a good rhythm and my feet come alive.
Hi Lisa & Train Crew - Hi from Michigan - Cool tour! 🚂
@@trainroomgary Hello to you in Michigan! I have relatives in the Southeastern part of the state.
@@LisaKEntertainment Hi back to California: I live in West bloomfield, MI - Retired H.S. teacher, 36 years. Graphic Arts & Photography. Lakeland High School, White Lake. 📷
@@trainroomgary Love that you taught photography! I have also worked as a teacher ☺️ I taught at a French middle school in South America, the French American International School in San Francisco, and then a school in the L.A. area. Very cool! Love hearing where folks are from - thank you for sharing!
Great museum find Lisa. I had not heard of this one. I come for training in Yorba Linda sometimes. It would be a short trip.
Ah, so glad this introduced you to something new you'd enjoy : )
This is where I proposed to my wife
@@DJRailProductions101 really?!?!!!! 👍☺️
Awesome!
I'm sorry man. That sucks.
@DJRailProductions congratulations, awsome.
Tillykke til Din hustru og Dig.
Det var da godt, at I bev gift.
Havde I gået længe om den varme grød.
For det kunne jo også have været hende, som tænkte, "nu skal det være, Vi skal smedes sammen, for han er så sød".
Jeg personlig kan godt li, at kvinder tager initiativ.
Kvinder er jo den halve verden og det forpligter Dem og giver ansvar.
Mbh 😻
Glad you vi a ited the Southern California Railway Museum. I missed you. I'm a volunteer on Saturdays and Sundays.
@@melmiller5811 oh, wow! Yeah, I clearly had a good good time at that event lol I’ve been trying to connect with the Harvey girls society about their upcoming Victorian tea.
Lisa, if you are ever in Colorado, visit the Colorado Railroad Museum.
@@paulmonce7625 I met a couple ladies who work there at the national train show… not sure if you saw that episode? Other folks have also raved about that museum. In fact, I just saw one of my best friends in San Francisco last week and he stopped at that museum on his road trip across the country. I would love to collaborate with the Durango Silverton and get back to Colorado. Thank you for the recommendation.
@@LisaKEntertainment Hope to you see someday with us at the Colorado Railroad Museum.
@@paulmonce7625 I would love to make it there, and for a wintery ride on the Durango Silverton. Also interested in a ride there during another season, stopping for one of those horse ranch experiences they offer on their website.
Fun , I have some old steam lines near my place and a tunnel .but there isn't much left just the ernest junction ghost tunnel
@@paulchambers969 Hmm.. the Ernest Junction Ghost Tunnel sounds interesting.
@@LisaKEntertainment yea it is very interesting .I'm fascinated with the area because it was spooky back in the day .and in deep woods now it's got houses nearby.
Wow, Lisa, you created an awesome video here! I didn’t know Fullerton has had a train museum open to the public since 2008. Is it located next to the train station or nearby?
I wonder if Craig Martyn, the founder and president of the former model train company “BLMA Models” (Best Little Models Around) had anything to do with helping to start this museum? His company was based in Fullerton just a block or two from the train station. His model train business thrived in Fullerton around the same time that this museum first opened its doors. Craig’s an ardent, hands-on train enthusiast very much like Jason Shron, the founder and owner of the renowned model train company called Rapido Trains. Jason actually acquired a real-world railroad passenger car that he incorporated inside the building of Rapido Trains’ world headquarters in Markham, Ontario, Canada. In a similar fashion, I wouldn’t be surprised if Craig also assisted with founding and acquiring real-world trains for this Fullerton museum. He seems like the kind of train fanatic that could have done this. Anyway, this remains only speculation on my part.
But today Craig no longer works in the model train business because in early 2016 he sold BLMA Models to Atlas Model Railroad Company in Hillside, New Jersey. Atlas totally absorbed the BLMA brand into its own line of model train products, leaving Fullerton without its own model train manufacturer anymore.
I also grew up in Orange County (in Tustin, not too far southeast from Fullerton) during the ’60s and ’70s. Back then I enjoyed watching Santa Fe trains that still served citrus packing houses in the area. I even rode aboard Santa Fe’s shiny silver San Diegan passenger train from Santa Ana to Los Angeles sometime around 1965 when I was about 5 years old. I could tell you some amazing history about how glorious trains were in Orange County then. Today I reside in San Diego, rich with its own railroad history and a fabulous model railroad museum in Balboa Park.
- from Thomas Lincoln Pilling
@@ATSFVentaSpurNscaler it’s right beside the train station 🤗 So glad this helped you discover a fun new spot! Thanks for watching and for your thoughtful comment!
@@ATSFVentaSpurNscaler I was disappointed to see that the museum in Old Town seems to have closed🚂 : (
@@LisaKEntertainment You’re welcome Lisa. Btw, I DM'd you on Instagram today, too.
@@LisaKEntertainment I don’t recall a train museum over there. I don’t over to Old Town very often nowadays. When I went there a few years ago, I remember going into a model train shop there or something like that. Is that what you are talking about?
Wow - so much in your writing above.. so much history - so many stories. A couple bought a very small model train museum when it was about to go under, and had it open for a bit... but seems it closed in recent years before I could get there. Looked like a neat spot. There is a guy in the train club at Balboa Park who follows my channel and has reached out about getting down there to film at the museum..
And I recently joined a FB group for folks to post historic photos. It's been SO neat! Lots of railroad tracks and trolleys in the LA area... so many familiar places - that don't look familiar at all.
A lovely lady that enjoys trains? No way!
☺️😂
Exactly!! Just…. Wow!!!! Come on up to Roseville some time!! 😊
Really great video, Lisa. Nice railroading boots. Just got back from an Amtrak train vacation to Portland and back to sacramento. You should do a video on OUR train museum in Old Town. 🚂
Those are all places on my radar. I literally had a conversation yesterday about old town and have been thinking about taking the starlight up to Seattle next year and the Sacramento museum also needs to happen.
And thanks for the comment on my boots☺️👢
Genius! You recognized the foamer community is a sea of sausages. What a sure fire way of breaking through to the top, past hundreds of grizzled old men. Just brilliant.
Sausages and rivet counters
@@raymondleggs5508 Rivet counters? Must be Foamer slang (I do know old locomotives had lots of rivets)
Lisa is the Penny Hofstadter of the train world
LOL I had to look up that name. Funny enough, I was an extra in a restaurant scene in that show forever ago.
@@LisaKEntertainment Six Degrees of Separation! haha
Fullerton has always been a great train watching spot, I grew up about a mile from there and we used to pick up our grandmother at the train station. That was back before Amtrak, back in the days of the classic Santa Fe warbonnet F units. I don’t live as close anymore but I still try to visit a couple of times a year. You’re guaranteed to see 5 or 6 trains an hour anytime day or night. I’ve never been there when the museum was open though. Guess I’ll have to get up early on a Saturday sometime.
@@jamesrea329 exactly! I had a bit of a drive, and with it being early on a Saturday, LA traffic, etc., and then getting distracted by all the trains going by, I didn’t make it to the museum itself until it was basically closing, on the dot.
@@jamesrea329 really cool to hear about how the station used to be years ago and the story with your grand grandmother.
What ,a beautiful lady, wow, a ball of enthusiasm and sweet on my eyes 👀 thanks for the train vlog, thanks BigAl California, praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏
@@alkennedy1124 you’re welcome, and thanks for appreciating my enthusiasm - it’s not exactly subtle😂
Nice lisa 😊
Thank you, Ray : )
This looks like such a cool little place! I just discovered your channel and gave you a subscribe. Keep up the great videos! Greetings from Chicago, IL.
Awww, thank you for subscribing : ) And I'm so glad you discovered my channel. I was in Chicago a couple years ago and had such a great time! Thank you for your encouraging words, and I'd be curious what your favorite episodes are on here.
@@LisaKEntertainment My pleasure! I will definitely be checking out some of your other videos. By chance, are you into model trains at all?
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All those ages groups working to get her..Nice job Boots!
@@paradiddlediddle8630 Thanks! 👢👢 And yes! Love they they’re a multi-generational group passing down / up skills and working together 🤗
Lisa, you are beautiful and really amazing ❤❤
Great times working there
@@ryanschwartze6517 Do you work there now??
WE were just there!
(September 22, 2024 )
Oh my gosh!!!!!!!! I LOVE that! I missed you by about a week or two.
Ah, somebody stole my thunder!! I dig pretty ladies in boots too........😍
I'm surprised Fullerton doesn't have a Virtual Railfan camera installation yet - there certainly seems to be enough traffic to warrant one!
@@chrisecoff6155 Definitely enough traffic!!!
There is a webcam there, but it’s not Virtual Railfan.
Love the intro music. You're quite pretty. Think might be my favorite railfan channel. You're sweet too because he doesn't know you probably know what he's telling you.
@@TheGrover1968 nice to hear you like that intro music. So much of an episode comes together with the musical choices, and I appreciate having peoples feedback on what resonates with them.
@@TheGrover1968 and I love hearing that this might be your favorite railfan channel! there’s lots on here already, and the new episode coming on Friday 🤗🚂🎬
@LisaKEntertainment Yes, Jaw Tooth is my favorite "just film trains passing" type channel. I used like to watch Shoestring but, he had a sad passing .But, yours has a t.v. show feel. Your editing is really good, too.
@@TheGrover1968 Thank you so much. I've been editing for a couple of decades and have an entertainment background, so I do approach this as an unscripted series - that happens to be on RUclips at the moment : )
I get on and off the Amtrak SWC when I visit So Cal. It is a BUSY place.
That’s cool that you take the Amtrak when you visit this area. It has a lot of stops in great places.
I swear I saw you there that day. Im an engineer for BNSF and went through there that day. I gave everyone the "shave and a haircut" honk lol
@@kensingtonchapp4819 Did you wave?! I was the only female rainfan filming, around 11:45am until 12:30pm or so… don’t recall when I left. I love this! So glad you found me on here. I definitely have shots of the BNSF going by!
@LisaKEntertainment I did wave haha. My conductor and I were surprised because we don't see many female railfans. And yes that would've been about the time I went through on my way to Barstow. Small world haha
@ did you watch this entire episode? Pretty sure that I caught your wave on camera. Although I also have some footage that I was saving for another episode…
@@LisaKEntertainment I'm going to watch all of it when I get home from work. It's always fun to see myself randomly on someone's channel haha. I'm on a bunch of railfan videos going up and down Cajon Pass and someone caught me running a train through San Juan Capistrano on my way out of San Diego a few years ago haha.
@ you made me curious if I was remembering a different video or location, but I just looked! You stopped, opened your window and waved, and I responded 🤗🚂 :38
Looks like the museum has a good start. For those of us not from SoCal, where exactly is this place?
Good question. Fullerton is just south east of Los Angeles, near Anaheim, where Disneyland is. It’s an orange county, which is below Los Angeles County.
@LisaKEntertainment Thanks! We vacationed in the San Diego area two summers ago, just curious to know how close we got! Yes, we did get to the San Diego Model Railroad Museum!
Cool
My hometown.
@@PaulMcElligott I love that, Paul! Do you still live in the area? Have you been to a lot of the places featured in my episodes? I’ve filmed at the Flagstaff depot and the North Carolina transportation, museum, and there’s a cameo of a little train in Mexico City in one of my episodes, but a lot so far has been in California, where there are tons of train events and stations and museums and happenings.
@@LisaKEntertainment I still live in OC, just about 30 min south. I just discovered your channel because you were in my hometown.
I am retired from the Union Pacific. Nice to hear you talking about trains. People listen because you are easy to look at. You are quite attractive.
I think you intended on paying me a compliment, so thank you, and that's neat you worked for the UP : ) I don't think, however, that people listen to me merely because some think I'm "quite attractive..." and would hope men don't only "listen" to women they find attractive. I think people respond well to kindness and respect, to sincere questions... and listening. To empathy. To warmth and positivity. I know I do : )
You like trains and are so cute ☺️
lol Thank you. Looks like you're new to my channel? Curious what your favorite episodes are...
Well to this point this is the only one I’ve seen . I did enjoy it and will have to look for more in the future .
@@JBG1968 Well I will be curious to hear what else resonates with you, and and am glad my channel connected with you… welcome 🤗
Hello Lisa have you ever been to the Pacific Southwest railroad museum in Campo San Diego California ?
@@josephphillips7052 No, I hadn’t heard of it. Have you been there??
@@LisaKEntertainment My first time there was when I went on a field trip when I was much smaller. My most recent trip there was on my birthday last April. When ever you get a chance go check it out. I'll be looking forward to that video when or if you do go 👍.
@@josephphillips7052 thanks for the recommendation. That’s a little bit of a trek for me, it looks like… might need to go ahead and plan to cross the border and have a little Mexican adventure while I’m at it 🤗🌴
Those boots are made for walk'n. and that's just what's you'll do....
@@stevewells4927 👢👢🎶☺️
Great video and enjoy your enthusiasm! Also great to see young people involved. So much to learn and pass along. In the spirit of more info, the cabooses were eliminated to cut labor and equipment maintenance costs. True there a level of automation now, but nothing beats human eyes and ears… I wouldn’t be surprised if they returned someday in the future to reduce liability/loss.
I appreciate the added perspective on cabooses. Love when these episodes spark dialogue, more story sharing and learning. Thank you.
Was that Jay Leno @ the 2:00 mark???🤔😜
@@TheRickRatedShow No celebrities on my channel… yet 😉
Dude should be an actor
@@conradknightsocksknight1590 Alex?
@@LisaKEntertainment yeah hes a hoot
@@finn_4761 alex is a top tier actor who puts tom cruise to shame
Are you not allowed to video Inside the passenger Train Car? Safe Travels
@@govideo6706 If you come during the open house hours, you can tour the interiors - and film, if you’d like - as far as know 🤗 Perhaps I will return at some point after they have their new car, and do an interior tour…
@@LisaKEntertainment Thank You for Update
CODY
@@Southern_California_Railfanner ?
@@LisaKEntertainment I know cody who was in the vid
@@Southern_California_Railfanner That’s so neat! And that reminds me to add his name in the description…
YOU ARE YOUNG ENOUGH I THINK YOU COULD BECOME A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER DRIVER AND THEN BE ABLE TO RECORD ALL THOSE BACK RAILROADS THAT NONE OF US GET THE SEE
DAVID ADAM GRENIS CURRENTLY IN HOUSTON TEXAS
@@davidgrenis638 hmmm… that is enticing. Have you watched my episode, take a ride with me, at the southern California Railway museum? I think you might like that one.
@@davidgrenis638 thank you for the encouragement. I’m definitely not someone who typically stays in the backseat.
Nice Boots 👢
Thanks! I love cowboy boots!
I don't mind you talking about trains, Lisa. However, I really object to the obvious "Yes, there are trains here, but look at ME!!!" promotion of your videos. Do you really think you'd have as many views if you didn't show us what you look like? IMHO, we're seeing far too much of this in both prototype and model railroading lately. Trains generally aren't sexy. They're nerdy, family and cool for sure; but titillating and fashionable..., nope.
No one person has the authority to define railroading or how it is allowed to be depicted creatively. And I wonder how many of my episodes you've actually watched, as I'm not exactly like a bikini model in a sports car calendar - although I have modeled and love classic cars. I have, in fact, twenty years of high level media production and performing experience that I bring to my series, which oftentimes includes me inviting others to tell their stories on-camera. Do you think that since I film train related entertainment, I should only showcase "nerdy" men, "families" or possibly un"fashionable" women? In my on-camera moments and in the comments on here, I enjoy connecting with my community. And the energy of my channel and that which generally resides here in the comments, is a stark contrast to the energy which you have introduced. This work I do is something you chose to watch, is free to you - and is something you can opt out of without bringing such a comment to this otherwise positive space. There is plenty of alternate train content on RUclips... or you can continue to make more of your own videos in a way that brings you joy.
If you don’t like her vids don’t watch them, this hobby needs all the help it can get. There is not a lot of interest with younger generations
We need someone like Lisa to spread the word
@@mikeregan8894 I absolutely agree. Don't spoil the fun for the rest of us because you don't like something.