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We worked our way from Huntley over Bozeman Hill, Winston Hill and Mullan Pass, along the Clark Fork with its semaphores to the famous causeway near Sand Point.
This could be called the MRL SD70ACe show! Most of the trains, except locals, are headed up by MRL’s new diesels.
This video was shot over 20 years ago – and a lot has changed in the Montreal rail scene. Many railroad classics are now “Gone Forever”.
BNSF’s Mojave sub runs from Barstow to Bakersfield, California, crossing the Mojave Desert and the Tehachapi Mountains in the process.
The former Rio Grande route over the Rockies, now Union Pacific trackage, with winter as a backdrop.
California’s Mojave Desert is a magical place of rugged mountains, wide open valleys and sweeping vistas. This is the former Santa Fe main, now filled with BNSF traffic. So much traffic that it takes two DVDs.
The Utah Railway has the only 6 MK5000’s built, and they ply their trade dragging coal trains over Soldier Summit.
Miami features a stunning, exciting rush hour with several streams of aircraft converging, big planes passing little planes, little planes passing everybody – outstanding fast paced action.
This is the Kansas City Southern, with Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern trackage rights trains on the recently upgraded Meridian Speedway between Shreveport, Louisiana and Meridian, Mississippi.
Melbourne Australia is a vibrant city with an extensive tram network. Come see the pantographs and electric traction action Down Under.
Here is Norfolk Southern’s Pennsylvania/Penn Central/Conrail main line, the formerly 4 track “Broad Way”.
It’s like looking at recent aviation history! Shot in 2000, we see now fallen flags, older paint schemes, aircraft no longer in service.
BNSF and BN on former Northern Pacific rails. Beautiful fall weather and foliage, stunning mountain scenery, varied and hard working motive power make this an exceptional DVD.
Manchester International is now a busier place! There are now two runways in place – and a number of great locations on the sunny side of the new runway.
We can count over 50 airlines here at Manchester – which is not just a little cousin of London’s Heathrow! Many of the airlines are not seen at LHR.
Here is modern CSX on the bridges and through the tunnels of the famed Magnolia Cutoff in West Virginia.
Explore the magic of the Mojave Desert as we follow the Needles Sub from Barstow to Needles.
After being privatized, Britain’s railways now feature lots of colorful paint schemes. We’ll check out London stations, the Eurostar, the Channel Tunnel train, and spend a day at Clapham Junction, Britain’s busiest railway station.
Though titled the Little Rock Sub, this is actually three subs, the Little Rock, White Bluff and Pine Bluff subs.
It’s the busiest in the world for international traffic, with aircraft from all over the world making appearances.
Los Angeles International ranks number four in the world for aircraft movements and is an extraordinarily busy place.
Former Lake Superior & Ishpeming 2-8-0 steamer #18 struts her stuff on a Rio Grande Scenic Railroad photo freight over Colorado’s La Veta Pass.
McCarran is an exceptional airport with a lot of variety, from international flights to DC-10s, B737s and B757s along with business jets.
Watch these Kansas City Southern diesels work hard as they tackles the stiff thirteen mile grade over Rich Mountain.
Kicking Horse Pass is Canadian Pacific’s crossing of the Canadian Rockies.
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