UNION PACIFIC CANYON SUB FEATHER RIVER CANYON 4K HD version

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  @Senor0Droolcup · 1 year ago

  Feather River Sub and the Keddie Wye are marvelous. When my son was a little boy, we went to the Portola RR Museum, he got to drive a real diesel locomotive and then we stopped at Keddie Wye on the way home. He was in heaven.

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  @Jay-vo4ec · 1 year ago

  If I remember correctly, 4014 sat for decades at the L.A. County Fairgrounds in Pomona, CA.

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  @MrRickSteele · 1 year ago

  So much information, thank you! Many others just show trains, here we get a story!

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  @mickboakes7023 · 1 year ago

  Just found your channel. Enjoying catching up with previous videos. Really like the mix of scenery and information as well of course, trains. New subscriber. All the best. Mick🇬🇧

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  @RFMCabooseNP1713 · 1 year ago

  Very cool.

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  @RobertLeven-tw7zw · 1 year ago

  Took my son many times

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  @TheBCRailfan · 1 year ago

  Very good video! I’ve really enjoyed your coverage of the various railroads across Oregon. I chased P&amp;W’s Westsider and Toledo Patch a couple weeks back and really enjoyed it. I would love to visit southern Oregon/Northern California someday, especially the CORP!<br><br>Although unrelated to this video, I am planning on railfanning the UP Portland/La Grande Subdivisions next week. One of my interests is to see a train running on the UP Condon Branch from WM to Arlington. When you visited the line a couple years back, was there a predictable time when I’m able to see a train run on the line?

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  @PCBill0622 · 1 year ago

  Love this collection! Minor correction-the “crude oil” train was actually ethanol as I read “1987” on the placards. Ethanol is exported because of our ability to produce so much grain. Ed was not a happy engineer having to run on restricted signals. The scorched trees were from the Dixie Fire I believe. Thanks again.

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  @Greatdome99 · 1 year ago

  A &apos;trek&apos; is a journey on foot; I suspect you drove up there.

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  @johnstashik8896 · 1 year ago

  Where does UP get their rail for CWR trains? Possibly several welding sites over the system?

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  @princessofthecape2078 · 1 year ago

  So much fire damage. God I wish California would practice better forestry. You don&apos;t need to clear-cut or something - just allow small fires to burn every few years so you don&apos;t end up with these massive, landscape-destroying crown fires.

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  @SteveEckert-nm8km · 1 year ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve heard the terms &quot;mile marker&quot; and &quot;mile post&quot;, but never &quot;mile pole&quot;. &nbsp;Is that really what the railroad calls them here?