Maryland CSX Metropolitan Sub & Amtrak Northeast Corridor
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Producer | Lineside Video Productions |
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Run Time | 1 hour 53 minutes |
Narration | Yes |
Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
Technical Details | NTSC, Region Free, View Worldwide on Computer |
In the first half of the program, we follow the CSX Transportation Metropolitan Subdivision towards Washington, from Knoxville to Rockville, calling at Brunswick, Point of Rocks, Pepco, and Gaithersburg along the way. Near Knoxville we include three trains, just across the state border, passing through Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, in the CSX Cumberland Subdivision, one filmed from the spectacular overlook at Maryland Heights. From Point of Rocks, we take a brief excursion to visit the Maryland Midland shortline at Union Bridge and Keymar.
The second half of the program focuses on the Amtrak Northeast Corridor north of Washington, as far as Perryville. We concentrate on the more scenic and accessible locations, picking it up at Seabrook, taking in two locations in Bowie, then featuring Odenton just south of Baltimore. Before crossing Baltimore, we pay a brief visit to the CSX junction at Relay northwest of the city, at the meeting point of the three subdivisions, the Old Main Line Sub, the Capitol Sub, and the Baltimore Terminal Sub. Rejoining the Amtrak Northeast Corridor north of Baltimore at Edgewood, we concentrate on scenic locations at Otter Point, filmed from Willoughby Beach, Havre De Grace and close the program at Perryville.
In addition to Amtrak and CSX trains, the program includes a number of Maryland Transit Authority MARC commuter trains, and Norfolk Southern makes and appearance, too.
CapitolRailfan88 –
As with a previous review of another Lineside Video product, why would you cheap out on disk quality after putting in so much hard work to capture these great scenes? That’s literally my one and only gripe with this production. My DVD wouldn’t play in a DVD player, a Blu-ray/DVD player or an Xbox One. Plays well from a computer with a disk drive though.
Camera work is good, audio is good, narration is good as well. It’s really awesome to see the Met featured in such a well done presentation.