This flood was no match for this train. Lets go surfing! This video footage was shot in Bueno Aires.
This flood was no match for this train. Lets go surfing! This video footage was shot in Bueno Aires.
Footage of the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad excursion train on August 16, 2008. Enjoy! Rail Thunder Productions Video
This Diesel rail journey on The Verde Canyon Railroad lasts 4 hours and takes visitors on an adventure into one of Arizona’s lesser known Canyons The Verde (green) Canyon can only be seen from the train, as there are no roads to this area. For a full version of this and other titles, please go to our website:www.sprucestudios.com
The Verde Canyon Railroad runs through Verde Canyon between Clarkdale and Drake, Arizona. At Drake, Arizona the railroad interchanges with BNSF. The Verde Canyon Railroad runs passenger tourist service on 20 of the 38 miles between Clarkdale and the station at Perkinsville, Arizona. Verde Canyon is considered Arizona’s other Grand Canyon. The trains consist of coaches and open air cars. There are two engines used by the railroad for passenger service: Covered wagons #’s 1510 and 1512. This is a great run and I suggest that you make a visit to this line at least once in your life.
This is the first video in the Railroading in America series. The Railroading in America series conncentrates on modern tourist and mainline railroading. The video in this film dates back to June 25 and 26, 2007.
The Grand Canyon is a tourist railroad that connects Williams, Arizona with the south rim of the Grand Canyon. In Williams, the railroad interchanges with BNSF. The railroad has 3 operating steam locomotives: 2-8-0’s #18 & #29 and 2-8-2 #4960. The railroad is also the only railroad in the United States that can run an A-B-B-A set of alcos.