Deschutes Daylight - SP
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- Southern Pacific Daylight Number 4449 is one of the most beautiful and well known steam locomotives in America! Watching her traverse the Pacific Northwest with a colorful consist of vintage passenger cars is always a sight to behold.
7idea and Marcam Productions have teamed up to present a fascinating look at the SP 4449 traveling the BNSF mainline through the Columbia River Gorge and the Deschutes River Canyon. This action-packed program features highlights from steam excursions between Portland and Bend, Oregon from 2006, 2012 and 2017, plus trips to Wishram, Washington in 2011 celebrating 4449’s 70th year!
Like a “greatest hits” collection, this carefully crafted program offers fantastic coverage of the route using the best scenes from each excursion. Sit back and enjoy a 500 mile round trip through some of the most scenic country in the western United States!
This program was jointly produced by Marcam Productions and 7idea Productions.
This program is available on DVD and Blu-ray by visiting Marcam Productions at hideftrains.com. highdeftrains.com/DeschutesDa...
Also available at 7ideaproductions.com www.7ideaproductions.com/prod...
0:00 Intro
2:34 Map
4:31 Portland
13:17 Oregon Slough Bridge 8.8
14:21 Vancouver Washington
15:22 Cape Horn Tunnel 1
16:02 St. Cloud
16:35 North Bonneville Tunnel
17:38 Stevenson
18:28 Home Valley
18:54 Hood
19:15 North Dalles
20:31 Horsethief Lake
21:13 Avery
21:45 Oregon Trunk Bridge
24:13 Tunnel 1 (Oregon Trunk)
24:52 Moody
26:40 Deschutes River Canyon
29:30 Twin Bridges
32:03 Trout Creek
37:18 Paxton
38:21 Willow Creek Bridge
39:26 Crooked River Gorge
40:03 Terrebonne
41:57 Bend
43:40 Return Trip - Bend Wye
46:15 Prineville Junction
48:41 Culver
49:45 Round Butte
51:21 Willow Creek Bridge
53:13 Gateway
54:34 Trout Creek
55:53 Cambrai
57:43 White River Bridge
59:07 Twin Bridges
59:46 Oakbrook
1:01:49 Celilo
1:05:12 Oregon Trunk Drawbridge
1:05:52 Horsethief Lake
1:07:07 Tunnel 11
1:07:46 Lyle
1:08:38 Owl Rock Tunnel
1:09:16 Drano Tunnel
1:10:11 Wind Mountain
1:11:12 Stevenson
1:12:16 Cape Horn
1:12:40 Washougal
1:13:20 Vancouver
1:14:12 Oregon Slough Bridge 8.8
1:16:40 Portland Union Station
1:18:45 Steel Bridge
1:19:16 Brooklyn Roundhouse - Авто та транспорт
I immediately clicked on this video when it popped in my notifications! Let’s go SP 4449! 🤟
An absolutely magnificent locomotive.
We are so lucky to have such a beautiful locomotive here in the northwest.
The last of her kind.
Hopefully, more trips are planned for her in the future.
Although I'm not a steam Era fan, I thoroughly enjoyed this video and showing that particular part of Oregon. ❤
The most beautiful engine i’ve ever seen.
Awesome video guys of one of my favourite locos.
I find this to one of your most memorable videos to date.
Thank you!
Aw man one of my favorite steam locomotives in the world. Will the Daylight be back out on the rails again? I hope it will.
It does run relatively often in Oregon at the rail museum
Another breaking It friend amazing video 👍🏽
Waow Amazing mister
Wow !
Great video 👍🏻 Its always beautiful to see her in action.
September 2006, October 2012, and June 2017 plus July 2011.
Breathtaking captures!
portland is so lucky to have it resting here in town!
@10:00 Love how even construction workers use the familiar, "blow your whistle" arm gesture.
Wonderful video! The 4449 is a beautiful locomotive in both design and scheme. And I can never get enough of the Deschutes River Canyon. It's simply breathtaking. FYI, are you aware that the BLM access road on the east bank of the river is the former ROW of the Deschutes River Railroad? It was an offspring of the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co., a component of the Oregon Short Line Railroad, itself a subsidiary of the UP. Both railroads were in a race to get to Bend, OR. Northern Pacific won. Leaving the canyon at Trout Creek was a wise decision, I guess.
Got the chance to see the 4449 up close in 2009 in Durand, Michigan were it was going to Owosso for a train festival it is a beautiful locomotive.
thank you ,great show.
I was there in 2006 when me and my family paced Daylight 4449 from Portland to Bend. Not only that I got to see Daylight 4449 in person which Orange is my favorite color since Norfolk and Western J class 611 featured her red skirting, but traveling to Oregon is one of the most memorable trips me and my family ever gone to! I'm from the state of Virginia by the way. I wonder does the 2006 scenes were filmed by Marcam Productions?
Yes the 2006 and several other scenes were shot by Marcam Productions.
@@7ideaproductions that makes sense.
@@7ideaproductions what about 2012 and 2017 scenes.
4:52 Daylight 4449 and a rainbow! Great combination. The night shots are great too. 4449 is one of my top three favorite locomotives, so thank you for posting this.
The #4449 was the Steam Engine used to pull the "Freedom Train" through the country back in 1976.
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Thank you and welcome aboard!
I like train videos on UA-cam 👍
Imagine seeing 4449 go by during the eclipse
Wouldn't it be epic if up big boy up 844 and the day light and a few other running steam engines met up
Of all the steam chases I’ve done around the country, the 4449 chase in 2017 was my WORST one ever! The outdoor temp was 102 degrees that day, which constantly overheated the Daylight’s solid journal bearings. Which resulted in it running 10mph for most of the way to Bend, OR, and running almost 9 hours late! The most miserable train chasing day I’ve ever had. And I only got two good photos for the entire 200+ mile chase.
Sp 4449 Racing to columbia river gorge via deschutes river canyon
Ya know @7idea Productions, seeing that you teamed up with Marcam Productions for this program... it's weird that we haven't seen any new programs from them since then.
I hope we do see something new from them one day
@@whitemountainproductions For sure.
My favorite from them will always be 4449 Michigan Odyssey with Legends of Steam being a close second.
Those are great programs. Worth having on Blu-ray.
@@7ideaproductions Indeed =3
Heh... in the case of the former, it really surprises me that one can watch it with Subtitles on. :)
Sp 4449 está soando o NP z-6 challenger whistle igual a voz do tia Alice
Sp 4449 going to bend Columbia river gorge via deschutes river canyon in 2012
Their is another GS in Missouri
Sp 4449 goes to bend or via deschutes river canyon
Superb shots catching the moment.
Do you know whether the Amtrak Diesel/Electric loco was driven from the cab of 4449?
It was not. There was an engineer in the cab of the Amtrak unit. It runs in idle except when dynamic breaking is required.
Sp 4449 east & west 1:09:54 1:12:22 round trips july 3rd 2011 sunday ft mr peabody and sherman movie from sept 2023 1:13:54 back up to Portland or
Sp 4449 run to wishram 2nd july 2011 17:38 ft south park 200-201
Did y'all ever cover the old SP (now UP) Siskiyou Pass sub? Used to have a lot of semaphores and wig wags
I have shot portions of the Siskiyou Line but haven't made a program out of the footage yet.
Sherman peabody as sp 4449
Don't tell anyone but she will be sporting her freedom paint in 2026 🤫
Is that a threat? 😂 jk
Sp 4449 high speeds fast
Bit of a shame that 2012 & 2017 would be the last times 4449 ran on mainline trackage. After 2018 when she was used for filming Train Time, who knows what her future will be like seeing she can't do mainline excursions without ptc or on the tracks used for the Christmas trains due to her size and weight. While she's not a favorite of mine I do still like the engine and have been questioning its future for sometime now. Same with 700 & 197. Only time will tell for what's coming next.
I have to wonder. WHy have such a beautiful locomotive and equip it with crappy cars? Why not paint up some Daylight rolling stock, like what UP does?
Those "crappy cars" are lovingly restored private railcars, museum quality examples of railroading's past. Except for the Horizon cars, they're from Amtrak's lease pool.
@@J3scribe Maybe, but they look like crap on a restored Daylight Locomotive. Why bother?
@@jimbelcher6877 Because your opinion is probably alone in its ignorance. Are you even a railfan? You don't sound like one.
@@J3scribe Name calling, the fallback for no facts. I suspect I have been a railfan since before you were born. This train looks trashy, when compared to UPs excursion train.
@@jimbelcher6877 I was born in the early '60s. I grew up admiring the railroads represented in the eclectic mix of the railcar consist. The SP, NP, Burlington and Rio Grande were among my favorites. Where you see trash, I see industrial elegance. This isn't a corporate OCS, it's a railfan excursion. I wish I could have been aboard.
Sp 4449 puxando vagões exclusivos para mulheres especiais 6hs às 9hs às 17hs às 20hs segunda à sexta sábado á domingo feriados nacionais
It really stinks the UP is still weird about foreign motive power on their lines, especially steam. The track that the 4449 runs on now is a short line they use for their ORHF Holiday Express, and all of the mainline track through Portland is under the control of the Union Pacific. Missing opportunities for memorable excursions and meet ups with other steam engines like the 700, 844, heck even 2816 or 4014.
It has more to do with Doyle McCormack not having a good relationship with UP. You can read the history on that “checkered” relationship elsewhere on the internet and even Trains magazine.
@@anb7408 Yeah that makes sense. The way that the railroads run now is kinda sad when it comes to preservation and positive promotions of the railroads. Relationships like this in my opinion are key to making sure that people still get interested in the railroads and make sure they last for many more generations.
I got the chance to meet Mr. McCormack when they brought the Daylight to Train Festival 2009 when I was 7. Funny enough, I got a letter from him in 2020 after I became an Eagle Scout saying he remembered me and sent me two autographed photos of the AFT 4449 in 1976 in St. Louis. Really nice man with an interesting and amazing history!
Im sorry but a steam locomotive or any train should not be called “her”
@threepea1151 Oh? And why not?
Good question. Not that I care anyways, but it would be nice to know.
@@110productions6 it’s not a living thing, why call a machine her? They are all just “its.” I am not homophobic at all but I just find it really weird
It is a tradition carried over from maritime practice that predates railroads, and you, by many centuries.
@@J3scribe wow I had no idea…