Across Arizona Part 2 [BNSF'S ARIZONA MAIN LINE]

Originally released on DVD in 2014
In part 2 of this two-part series, we continue our trek across the Grand Canyon State between Williams Junction and Lupton, at the New Mexico border.
Beginning at Williams Junction we explore BNSF's Seligman Subdivision east through Flagstaff while a fast moving snowstorm blows over the Arizona Divide. The weather improves as we follow the Southern Transcon over Canyon Diablo Bridge and through the big sag into Winslow Yard.
The high mountain forests transition into open country accented by the vividly shaded badlands of the Painted Desert as trains head east over the Gallup Sub to the New Mexico border. We will visit locations such as Joseph City, Holbrook, Arntz, Adamana, and Coronado Junction, before reaching the state line beneath the beautiful rock cliffs at Lupton. Intermodal, manifest, grain, and coal trains ply the rails on this busy corridor.
Seeing over seventy trains per day, this is one of the most popular railfan destinations in the west!
This program is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and Digital Download or Streaming with Vimeo on Demand by visiting 7ideaproductions.com. www.7ideaproductions.com/prod...
0:00 Intro
1:42 Map
2:44 Williams Junction
10:19 Maine
12:05 Bellemont
15:50 Flagstaff
18:51 Mc Phetridge
21:21 Cosnino
23:33 Darling
28:31 Canyon Diablo Bridge
35:37 Sunshine
42:48 Winslow
49:25 Cholla Power Plant
52:29 Holbrook
1:01:39 Arntz
1:09:00 The Painted Desert (Adamana)
1:13:30 Pinta
1:15:54 Coronado Junction
1:18:52 Chambers
1:20:41 Lupton

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I remember as a kid in Steamboat Springs Colorado listening to the coal trains running through Yampa Valley at night. They would go between Steamboat Springs, Colorado and Oak Creek Colorado. I am now a retired former truck, driver of 32 years. Drove interstate 40 along this rail, line many times from California to Missouri. Now I get to sit and watch everything that I couldn’t see because I was busy driving.

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Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent photography job enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing. Dec. 1990 traveling west on " Route 66 " towards Flag Staff during an intense snow s😱😱

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Another Outstanding documentary in two parts.

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[@Gideon_the_Video_game_railfan]

When you capture a BNSF tanker train passing Carkeek Park in your previous videos, I saw a Warbonnet in the consist

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1:07:51 Crescent Moon. Shape of the smile of the Cheshire Cat from the Lewis Carrol story "Alice in Wonderland" published in 1865, and adapted by Disney in 1951.

[@jaygeist1425]

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[@geomodelrailroader]

Gallup Sub this time

[@glennfoster2423]

I question your statement that the elevation East of Winslow "continues to drop.". Perhaps, but only as far East as the Little Colorado River bridge. The river meanders along between Holbrook toward Winslow, shadowing the railroad for over for 30 miles.

[@johnboughton7451]

At the beginning you show Z Train consist 7001 were all 7 locomotives hauling or were some “Dead in Tow” thanks in anticipation

[@aquaspire7671]

I believe the last 3 are dead in tow with how quiet they were

[@glennfoster2423]

Unless changed some time ago, the acronym DIT stands for "Dead in Train.". That signifies one or more units with or without the diesel engine operating, but not electrically connected to the engine consist. The engine(s) are no different from any car in the train.

[@sanandaallsgood673]

How does a CSX engine end up out in the west hooked to a BNSF train??