Clio Trestle Feather River Route & Tunnel 36 Pacing [4K] 3/22/2019
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2019
- Here is a chase of a Union Pacific Autorack train along the Feather River Route between Tunnel 36 just West of Portola all the way to the well known Clio Trestle.
I scouted this area a good bit ahead of time as far as positioning myself in the best location to be able to fly this whole section and it all worked out pretty well.
The SD40-2 was a nice touch to the train as it traversed this rugged area.
All footage taken from a DJI Phantom 4 Pro.
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Wonderful footage Dan! Capturing Smith Peak in the background with the trestle shot looked marvelous.
I don't know why you don't have a million views on these wonderful videos of yours! Thank you.
Ha thank you Roger! Hopefully someday. 🙂
yeah...just great work Mr. Railfan Dan..!!!!!
Sweet bit of flying there and excellent footage of the train......
Another great video Dan. Thanks!
Love your videos Dan! Flying that drone forward must be a piece of cake for you. :) I really like how you fly backwards. Adds a different perspective of drone videos.
Great video, I lived in this area for 40 years and knew people who lived underneath this trestle and close by. You capture the UP train with excellent camera shots, nice flying.
Outstanding drone video once again.
Another great video Railfan Dan !
I knew there was some reason....I liked trains! 🤙💯🇺🇸
Great Video. 🇮🇳
This IS a man to watch, your videos are without equal and how you use a drone is simply unreal
Amazing video!
Very nice, Dan!
Excellent flying and I love the scenery.
Excellent job
Very beautiful shot across the bridge.
Nothing short of WOW !!!!!
Like the other videos, his job is spectacular.
Okay, now this is an epic shot, also quick question, you gonna fly in the Blue Mountains or the gorge anytime soon?
I've done the Blues once about a year ago and I spend time in the Gorge every now and again.
Were you able to stay in one location ro operate your drone, or did you have to drive?
I did pull it off from one location! It took a bit of planning ahead of time.
how many times did you have to relocate?
Shot all seamlessly except for the edited out parts when I look behind to check for trees and such.