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My uncle use to work for Westside lumber company and pickering lumber company.He was a breakman on engine number 8 which sets in Sonora fairgrounds.

Walk up from Basin creek, go rt

Nice ride.

1982!!! Proudly featuring the drumming of Robert Medici / Way up in the mix!!

For a Slakingfool, you sure do make beautiful videos.

What makes an Airline an Airline ? Is it just a name or does it mean something?

Should have been a MegaMegaMega...Hit!

Still fire!

Whatever happened to Lynn Lynn?

i think run dmc stollen basement for theirs ''its tricky''

The best train ride in the USA is Denver to Oakland crossing the Rockies and Sierras. I used to do it in the days of the Rio Grand Zephyr. I love Budd domes.

Watching an old movie, "Santa Fe", which takes place in the late 1800s. They're tunneling through the Raton Pass.

I've been through here on Amtrak. It's an amazing trip.

Esto es la gloria!!!

waiting 4 the War

Reason you dont see any railfan videos of Gore Canyon is well, its extremely difficult to access unless you either take the train through it or get a raft on the river and only experienced rafters should do it as those rapids are pretty dangerous or so I read

how fast can this train go? It looks like they spent a lot of time on the rails to keep them nice and level...

0:08 I admire her confidence.

This woman does not like plutonium

WE MAY LOSE THIS GREAT MURAL AS A NEW OWNER OF THE DE SOTO HOTEL MAY DECIDE TO DO AWAY WITH IT OR SELL TO ANOTHER ....ENJOY THE HAPPY FOR NOW...

Nineteen Eighty-Two ... so naughty and yet nostalgic

This song in 2020. Yeah... Top of the playlist at the end of the world.

What the FUCK why did nobody tell me about this before!!?? Who would've known one of the strongest Beat pillars was a fucking pop god

As a big fan of steam trains, can't wait to get out to see the scale of some of yours in the States! Lovely to watch.

Very nice video, thank you for sharing!

Thanks for access to the lyrics!

0:17 Owen Wilson face 💀

I've driven I-70 thru here a number of times on my way to Moab and back. This has to be one of the best stretches in the U.S. that you can see from the interstate. Thank you for sharing such great scenery.

On the southwest chief now ...about 2hours west of Albuquerque..headed to Kansas city

Plutonio (Pu). Aunque se pueden encontrar trazas en la naturaleza, todos los isótopos de este elemento 94 de la TP son de origen artificial. En noviembre de 1943, algunos trifluoruros de plutonio fueron reducidos para crear la primera muestra de Pu metálico: unos pocos microgramos de perlas metálicas. Se produjo suficiente Pu para que fuera el primer elemento sintético visible a simple vista. La producción de Pu en cantidades útiles fue una parte importante del Proyecto Manhattan durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, que desarrolló las primeras bombas atómicas. La primera bomba atómica ("Trinity", en julio de 1945), y la segunda bomba atómica ("Fat Man", agosto de 1945, que fue usada para destruir una ciudad de Nagasaki, Japón) tenían núcleos de Pu-239. Durante y después de la guerra, se realizaron experimentos con humanos sin consentimiento informado. Tales experimentos implicaban inyectar soluciones que contenían cinco microgramos de Pu en pacientes hospitalarios que se creía que sufrían de una enfermedad terminal o que tuvieran una esperanza de vida menor a diez años. Los estudios en animales constataron que la forma en la que el Pu se distribuía en los huesos era más peligrosa que la del Ra. Muchos de estos experimentos dieron como resultado fuertes mutaciones. La mayoría de los sujetos de prueba -de acuerdo a lo dicho por Eileen Welsome- eran pobres, impotentes y enfermos.

Does anyone have the feeling that those two guys PANICKED over the mention of Shawn’s taco getting popped? Perhaps “sausage” is more to their liking...

I love your video work and would like to use a few seconds of it in our music video for my small local band. We will credit you and link your video. You are great. Let me know if I need to do anything else. Thank You

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My grandpa (Fernie morales)is on here!he was an amazing boxer!today he is still a happy strong man with

May I assume that double stack and intermodal trains are not allowed on this line. I did not notice any cutouts in the upper edges of any tunnels.

Great video. I am a big IAIS rail fan. Thanks

What kind of whistle is that on her? I don't recall hearing that one from the other two worn after the excursions she did last month But besides that it still sounds great on her/6988

Nice!

Nice! Plenty of action

A longer, better quality trip here... ua-cam.com/video/OaagZHzkWHQ/v-deo.html

I love this part of the trip. I have done it 3 times and can't wait for 4.

The only plutonium that 'glows' is Plutonium 238. Nearly pure Pu238 glows a dull red through heat. It has a half life of 87 years, so its hardly glowing for 1/4 of million years and its only 2% of the plutonium in spent fuel . Uranium fluoresces green when exposed to UV light I guess that's where the idea of glowing radioactivity comes from. The stuff that makes your watch dial glow is the phosphor the same as the coating on old CRT TV sets, its activated by beta particles (electrons) emitted from Tritium. I guess you could make a watch dial with Pu238 as its a beta emitter too, but Pu238 is much more valuable to NASA to power deep space probes. The majority of spent fuel plutonium is Pu239 (53%) which you could make bombs out of if you could separate away all the other isotopes of plutonium that make it suicidal to make bombs out of spent fuel plutonium. Pu238 has half life of 24,000 years so 10 half lives gets close to the 1/4 million years. But it doesn't glow and because of the long half life its barely radioactive. By 240,000 years its radioactivity had decreased to a thousandth. Pu240 half life is 6500 years, Pu241 half life is 14 years and is about 13% of spent fuel plutonium. So I'd be careful around that stuff, but after 280 years its decayed to a millionth of its original intensity.

I rode the Zephyr a few weeks after this. This section was definitely one of the highlights of the trip!

Rode a bicycle in part of this spectuler canyon on a paved nonmoterized trail.what a beautiful and enjoyable experience!

Holy shit this is fucked up

I would love to take the train through Glenwood Canyon. I drove through it and it was beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Yep, That is West Texas.

yo im about to eat

Good old adventure

I took the Zepher westbound late April and between Denver and Salt Lake City is about 14 hours of WOW !!!