Riding a train through dense fog & Spotter: Utrecht - Groningen CABVIEW HOLLAND ICM 28feb 2021

[@Pavlovnik92]

Love your video and relaxing with wonderful scenery

[@Wizardess]

@Abdiel Aden Mohamed, as this is rather obvious a scam, shame on you. Using a second ID to comment to your off topic off the wall scam is not as clever as you might think. {^_^}

[@ЕвгенийКоробов-м3ч]

Great shot!!!!!Thanks!!!Good health and good luck in the videos!!

[@PaulIsAGamer]

Het heeft toch wel iets moois, zo'n reis door de mist. Als het ware door een tunnel van wolken. Heel erg bedankt voor de video!

[@tw0million]

literally one of my favorite of your videos. looks incredible!

[@christopherericjustinuy1552]

This one is similar to Japanese's NEX train wow!

[@TOPCyber]

En terwijl je voor een rood sein staat te wachten even een praatje slaan met die spotter :) Prachtig! Opnieuw een leuke video meester!

[@theobrattinga500]

Weer een hele mooie video meester !!

[@i.m.385]

Heerlijk :) kan niet wachten om weer richting Gn te rijden!

[@ΕλενηΒρεττου-γ3λ]

Gute reise guten tag mit nebel aus Greece..

[@5mnz7fg]

Great atmosphere! I like fog anyway.

[@janschramm4636]

Man zuckt regelmäßig , wenn mal wieder ein Zug aus der Gegenrichtung aus dem Nebel auftaucht . Aber schöne Tour.

[@jarrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-k1d]

bro go cry

[@bristwenty]

I do plan on coming from Australia to the Netherlands for a visit. When I do, I will be one of these spotters. Maybe I might move over and become a driver myself 🙂🙂😉 got a head start watching the other channel. I think from watching I could easily drive an ICMm 😉😁

[@CabviewHolland]

Let me know if you are here :-)

[@bristwenty]

@@CabviewHolland I will be over in the next couple of years. Depends on when the pandemic is over and travel is no longer restricted. It has been far too long and I need to come back over and get in touch with my Dutch roots again. Miss my family like crazy as well. The best things about the Netherlands, my family, the trains and the culture 😊😊

[@SpotterCrazyperson]

Prachtige rit door de mist!

[@treinspottersassenheim9369]

Mooi zo'n lange rit

[@yvondufour9366]

Bponjour merci un voyage dans le broussaille merci

[@eddieimmortalkingofuniverse]

Wow .... it's kind of weird to drive the train through the fog!

[@tonywallow964]

Leuk 👍

[@MrPeerum]

met deze mist lijkt het wel de Harry Potter Exspress.lol. misty murning.

[@MrPeerum]

weer een mooie rit de het Veluwse en Drenthtse landschap. een van de mooiste ritten qua natuur.

[@MrPeerum]

zo,we ben dr weer Mr Vincent. hartelijk bedankt voor deze dampige rit,lol. fijne paasdagen en blijf veilig.greetz:Peer. dit was effe echt relaxen.

[@yvondufour9366]

il un manque de la vitesse des train qui roules

[@CabviewHolland]

Later videos have a speedometer overlay.

[@Wizardess]

OK, the first thing that came to mind is "E-stop, byt why?" You are reaction distance away. So before you hit the Big Red Button you've already hit whatever it was you wanted to avoid. (Calculator is a handy tool for silly notions like this. But, 120 kph is 2 kpm or about 1/30th kM or about 30ish meters away. That fits with the observed 2 seconds per catenary support observed.) This inspired thoughts of reaction time test of a deer on the track in a heavy fog between human and AI. Which one hits the deer going slower? (Gee, some places were down to maybe 30 meters useful visibility. Any E-stop would be after the fact. And I bet this happens with heavy rains depressingly often. The next thing that came to mind is how far away can a train be heard under clear and foggy distances in most cases? Might it be clever to recognise foggy conditions and somehow make the train more audible? (This girl grew up just outside the northern end of the Detroit river with foggy night fog horns from freighters all night. You can get used to it. I do not miss it.) Nice ride - hard to stay attentive, though. {^_-}

[@Wizardess]

OK, gang, should I be nice to this vacuum head or not? Enh - nice? Moi? You're kidding! ep5, consider yourself appropriately insulted, if English is your first language. If not please disregard the semi-diatribe below and simply note that 40ish translates to approximately 40 of whatever you are talking about be it age, gerbils in your child's collection, or cars in the parking lot designed to hold 40ish cars. 80ish a lazy way to say approximately 80. The diatribe - sort of: I don't know about you presumed callow youth but I've been speaking and communicating English for over 75 years. A US citizen would translate 30ish as approximately 30. If age is being spoken of it would be approximately 30 years of age. If distance is being spoken of it would likely mean more than about 2' and less than about 3'. For this sort of casual communications I write English attempting to convey a conversation rather than a means of showing off formal English usage as seen in the United States. I can do the latter, usually in a technical writing setting. But, I found it often obstructs communications as the reader falls asleep. And you? What is your basis of authority? (Sorry that I am not in a mood to do this real justice if he is a native "American" speaker of English.) {^_^}

[@Wizardess]

@ep5 Ah, no it didn't. I hear it used more often for other things than age so ascribing it only to age seemed foreign to me. Once today I heard it referencing the approximate height of a tree. As a result the joke flew a few thousand feet over my head. Sorry about that, Chief. {O.O}

[@fredm679]

Binnenkort de FC Groningen vervoeren naar VVV Venlo? Andersom is vanavond net gespeeld.

[@CabviewHolland]

Heb ik weer gemist..

[@MrPeerum]

door langdurig door de mist te rijden,geeft dat geen tunnelefect? je blijft staren naar het volgende veilige sein,wel een goeie vertrouwens kwestie,moet ook wel. ik zou gewoon met de andere voet op de rem rijden,kriepie.

[@CabviewHolland]

Nee hoor, valt mee.

[@michielvdvlies3315]

en hier krijg je voor betaald... wie wil dat niet