Passenger on a Train (Heading Down Yonder)

[@tycholuna1]

Wonderful countryside, thanks for sharing. I love the British Columbia pocket desert. It's also great to finally have a video where you just hear the sounds of the train, without having to sit through annoying piped in music.

[@Telestations]

Train be a great ride - keep the music out of the way and enjoy the sounds of the ride - that me support - gota love the desert runs including Cal Arizona New Mexico Texas Colorado and parts of the HighLine

[@NoPegs]

WoopWoop! =3

[@Telestations]

the ride was what me needed - brake from the bush looking for sick Eagles - Eagle season starts next 2 weeks for me - Rescued over 70 past 17 years

[@mjgII]

how feasable would it be to take along an e-bike or even an electric unicycle for short-stint movement within a short radius during stops, obivously hefting a bike up on a train wouldn't be possible unless fully stationary

[@Telestations]

Me personally would not bring a bike or e-bike - too much of a hassle and can be spotted by rail workers or police

[@mjgII]

@@Telestations don't know if you're familiar electric unicycles look up chooch tech, he's got some good footage. they would be pretty packable and you can go insane speeds (70mph) if you really wanted, would take more effort to ride than a bike though.

[@urbrailkid]

Thx for the video and why do train cars have the little crank that workers always turn

[@NoPegs]

Hand brake.

[@urbrailkid]

@ Thank you

[@Telestations]

Those are hand brakes - keeps the train from rolling back - especially on hills.

[@urbrailkid]

@ Thanks man