Southern California Rail Journal 2010
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Heavy railroad action and the unusual too. Catch Amtrak and Coaster commuter trains on the Surfline, see Santa Fe 3751 on a Los Angeles to San Diego trip and more.
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| Producer | Pentrex |
|---|---|
| Run Time | 2 hours 33 minutes |
| Narration | Yes |
| Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
| Technical Details | No Region Code, NTSC |
Southern California Rail Journal 2010 is the third in our Rail Journal series and it delivers more trains, more variety, longer running time, and more railroading adventure than ever! All new footage, not used in any other Pentrex show, is presented to you in the same chronological order as it was recorded so you can experience the year’s activities just as if you were side-by-side with our rail journalist as he sought out the best locations and movements in this densely trafficked region.
Along your journey, you’ll pay a visit to the Surfline to catch Amtrak and Coaster commuter trains as they battle Miramar Hill and other sites on the route. You’ll be there in May to see former Santa Fe 3751 making her third trip from Los Angeles to San Diego and return on the following day, including the much talked about photo run-by at the Poinsettia Station. You’ll also see the 3751 one week later when she pulls a short train over Metrolink’s San Bernardino line to the Railroad Days Festival being held at the San Bernardino Station. Colton Crossing and the Cajon Subdivision present their own brand of heavy traffic. You can enjoy trains streaming past two of the area’s last remaining wigwags, including the soon-to-be-abandoned portion of Union Pacific’s Riverside Branch. Even more variety was found on Beaumont Hill, Cajon Pass, and busy Pepper Avenue in West Colton. For a fast-paced tour of great freight and passenger action throughout the year, turn to Southern California Rail Journal 2010. You won’t be disappointed!
Ray Bottger –
This video is set up by month with views of trains across multiple locations in So California. Lots of trains, freight, passenger, heritage units and steam!! A lot of very good video!
Lloyd –
Continuing on with the series of a rail journal, 2010 is not much different than the other 2 volumes. The differences are the trains themselves, and the locations. In 2010, we see the Santa Fe 3751 making a run between 2 large urban centers, Amtrak & commuter trains (essential in southern California with it’s huge population), lots of freight action by the Class 1’s. The major difference with 2010 is that it is an hour longer than the previous volumes. Worth owning. Good production
Ricky –
As we say Hello to the New Decade of bad luck, there are lots of interesting landmarks, specials, and even saying goodbye to the rails & wig-wag signals of Union Pacific’s Riverside Branch.