18:15 this is an amaaaaaaaaaazing shot. So rare to see a huge train looking to tiny in the landscape! And to see the entirety of a full-length freight train at once!
Beautiful landscapes and excellent filming I would love to be there watching and filming those mighty trains A little bit like Australia where I live but more stunning and breathtaking
You my friend have the eye, from the shots you setup for and the edit... We get to take in all that natural beauty. I live in FL we have boring trains. You have a passion and it shows. Thanks for sharing.
que bonito tren manjando fuerzas dinamicas via con su remotas. y lider me gustaria manejar estos trenes en estos distritos yo tambien soy maquista aqui en mexico en kansas city
Northern Arizona and Northern New Mexico have geography that encompasses changing topography from mountains, valleys and long slopes. The railroad routes try to follow a gradient that does not introduce long, steep grades. The elevation generally is above 4000 feet (about 1300 meters) to about 6000 feet (about 2000 meters).
From Coronado Jct. On the Maine line to the junction neat the Coronado Power generation station at St. John and from the junction to the Springville Power generating station at Springerville.
18:15 this is an amaaaaaaaaaazing shot. So rare to see a huge train looking to tiny in the landscape! And to see the entirety of a full-length freight train at once!
Beautiful landscapes and excellent filming I would love to be there watching and filming those mighty trains A little bit like Australia where I live but more stunning and breathtaking
Spectacular footage as always. Thanks for sharing these awesome trains with us. . . . Diana
Concordo com você. Tchau!
What wonderful landscapes !! I expect to see John Wayne with the horse and shotgun
You my friend have the eye, from the shots you setup for and the edit... We get to take in all that natural beauty. I live in FL we have boring trains. You have a passion and it shows. Thanks for sharing.
beautiful country looks real good on large screen; thanks for the trains. thanks for the video.
Coal trains in Arizona/New Mexico! Thats a good one!😀😀😀😀😊
Well, 3coal fired power plants in northern Arizona ( Joseph City, St. John, and Springerville) means haul coal
Videos that stands out the trains and vast landscapes. I feel nostalgia for those places so far away from my country. Congratulations, great job!
I like the combination of close up and more distant and panoramic shots -- others could learn a thing or two from this.
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This is just a great video. Very nicely done! Almost makes me homesick for NM.
Excellent video, great locations!
at the 29:30 mark it feels like there should be xtra DPU located through the middle of the train especially to help up that hill there.
That is one fast moving loaded coal train! :o
BNSF has so much big power in their roster.
brillant catches canny beat long heavy coal trains at high speed
Great video.
love those massive heavy coal trains
que bonito tren manjando fuerzas dinamicas via con su remotas. y lider me gustaria manejar estos trenes en estos distritos yo tambien soy maquista aqui en mexico en kansas city
I luv coal trains.
Ótimo vídeo... Pq existe muitas curvas fechadas nas linhas de trens de carga?
Northern Arizona and Northern New Mexico have geography that encompasses changing topography from mountains, valleys and long slopes. The railroad routes try to follow a gradient that does not introduce long, steep grades. The elevation generally is above 4000 feet (about 1300 meters) to about 6000 feet (about 2000 meters).
This is new. Never used to see Coal Trains on transcontinental. I thought it was always on BN's old routes.
awesome Video
Nice video
Just wondering - where does the Coronado sub go in New Mexico?
From Coronado Jct. On the Maine line to the junction neat the Coronado Power generation station at St. John and from the junction to the Springville Power generating station at Springerville.
super
Sweet!