@@eccentricericYeah the maker of the video reached out to me and asked me if I wanted to help. I covered Sabula, Davenport, the Iowa River, and Grace Hill. I did chase all the way down to Ottumwa but I didn't give him all of my footage.
Wow! Spectacular program. I bet this was major undertaking to produce. This has some of the best Mexico coverage I’ve seen thus far. Once again, great work. 👍🏼
I was there in Grandview, MO! I was amazed at how many people traveled so far to see Empress. One guy I heard came from San Diego, another from Boston. Another guy drove up from Arkansas and here I was the hyperlocal person who rolled out of bed slapped on yesterday’s clothes and came from like 3 miles away. 😂 (because I read an article in Martin City Telegraph about it). Also, thank you so much to whoever that was getting the train coming over that KCS 1928 dated viaduct. I didn’t see too many people get that shot. Also, all in all, wonderful footage.
Canadian Pacific 2816 (Built by Montreal Locomotive Works in December 1930) hauling a passenger excursion train from Calgary, Alberta, Canada all the way up to Mexico City, Mexico.
Oh, bother! I'm sorry, guys. I was too busy playing Disney Dreamlight Valley on my Xbox that I didn't know about the premiere of Canadian Pacific Empress 2816: Calgary to Mexico City. Before I realized it, I was too late. I'm sorry. If I had paid attention to this program in the first place, this wouldn't have happened.
1:44:36 that’s awesome I was in the same photo line in Dequincy 1:46:54 and I was across the tracks from the liberty depot Here’s a link to the video of my chase of the train I caught up with the Empress in Shreveport went to the Friday Railroad event and chased it from Shreveport Louisiana down to the imperial sugar plant in Sugarland Texas ua-cam.com/video/F7nlf6HktCM/v-deo.htmlsi=tNtTYIWls4OWmfgV
While traveling through Mexico, 2816 hit and killed a 29 year mother who was with her son. And it happened because she was standing too close to the tracks.
![Rogers Pass [Canadian Pacific's Mountain Sub]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/f3VOc8qcrao/mqdefault.jpg)
The sequence from 1:54:16 - 1:55:48 has to be my favorite steam show of all time. I love how you can hear the diesels helping too.
The noise certainly filled the canyon!
This is gonna be a big program.
2 hours 6 minutes
I love the Hudson
I helped out with footage on this!
you did? so they didn't do all their own footage? I wondered how they got video from so many places as that is a long long trip down and back.
@@eccentricericYeah the maker of the video reached out to me and asked me if I wanted to help. I covered Sabula, Davenport, the Iowa River, and Grace Hill. I did chase all the way down to Ottumwa but I didn't give him all of my footage.
@@FutureRailProductions interesting. can you still use your footage you gave them on your channel?
@@eccentriceric yeah. Video is still up.
@@FutureRailProductions I wasn't sure how it worked and if you give up the rights if they use it.
Currently watching it on my TV in the living room at my place, and man.... I was NOT expecting the addition of Closed Captions! O_O
This was a loooooong tour
Empress Marion our Hudson.
Well done. There was a pace scene at track speed early on near Foxholm, North Dakota that was outstanding. Dashing along in her element.
Thanks for the complement! Monster project to be sure.
This is a great video. 👍 My favorite steam locomotive. Keep up the hard work.
Wow! Spectacular program. I bet this was major undertaking to produce. This has some of the best Mexico coverage I’ve seen thus far. Once again, great work. 👍🏼
Thanks. Got done editing 4 months to the day after my first shot. Monstrous undertaking…
Very talented bunch of photographers working with me.
2816 ran that trip very well even if it was a very long trip through Canada, the United States, and Mexico
@@RileyWren-r6o The crew commented on how well she was running. Listen to her HERE: 1:31:07
I was there in Grandview, MO! I was amazed at how many people traveled so far to see Empress. One guy I heard came from San Diego, another from Boston. Another guy drove up from Arkansas and here I was the hyperlocal person who rolled out of bed slapped on yesterday’s clothes and came from like 3 miles away. 😂 (because I read an article in Martin City Telegraph about it).
Also, thank you so much to whoever that was getting the train coming over that KCS 1928 dated viaduct. I didn’t see too many people get that shot.
Also, all in all, wonderful footage.
I was excited to see this 💯💯
Empress is gorgeous
Canadian Pacific 2816 (Built by Montreal Locomotive Works in December 1930) hauling a passenger excursion train from Calgary, Alberta, Canada all the way up to Mexico City, Mexico.
Great video. Nice seeing you a Decatur
@@AidanDesaiRailProductions2003 Nice running into you as well. I’m sure we’ll see each other down the road!
Awesome 🚂👍🚃
Gotta love the Empress
42:22 The first car on the left is the notorious 4Runner that we should all throw used water bottles at.
1:45:15 and there's me!
Better than flying and driving.
Oh, bother! I'm sorry, guys. I was too busy playing Disney Dreamlight Valley on my Xbox that I didn't know about the premiere of Canadian Pacific Empress 2816: Calgary to Mexico City. Before I realized it, I was too late. I'm sorry. If I had paid attention to this program in the first place, this wouldn't have happened.
I always like grocery shopping, shopping, malls and invitations.❤
I always like grocery shopping, shopping, malls.❤
April-June 2024.
I am from California.❤
I am in California in the USA 🇺🇸.❤
Futures.💙
Great Video! (Except for the AI Narrator)
I narrated this myself...
@@RailwayProductions Sir, you have an exceptionally consistent tone and pitch. I would love to see this beauty stop by Union Station one day.
Raining 🌧️ ☔️
1:44:36 that’s awesome I was in the same photo line in Dequincy 1:46:54 and I was across the tracks from the liberty depot
Here’s a link to the video of my chase of the train I caught up with the Empress in Shreveport went to the Friday Railroad event and chased it from Shreveport Louisiana down to the imperial sugar plant in Sugarland Texas ua-cam.com/video/F7nlf6HktCM/v-deo.htmlsi=tNtTYIWls4OWmfgV
While traveling through Mexico, 2816 hit and killed a 29 year mother who was with her son. And it happened because she was standing too close to the tracks.
@@musiciwright624 yes it was quite tragic.
Kamala Harris.💙
Fantastic video. Its definitely one of the best steam productions you have produced.
Thank you!