Western Railroading Series: BNSF's Busy Mainline of Northern Arizona

[@robjgolde3221]

My wife lived in Flagstaff for a short time about a half-mile from the Amtrak station and said that when the bigger trains passed through the area, you could feel the ground and walls shake.

[@jackkreighbaum783]

I met my wife in Flagstaff (1961) while attending ASC and was completely oblivious to the Santa Fe RR during the three years there. What a waste of good railroading. Now married 59 years.

[@midwestrails8317]

Suh-Lig-Min for the pronunciation of Seligman. Well made video. I enjoyed it.

[@johncamp2567]

Excellent videography! Enjoyable video…great landscapes!

[@ejc7129]

One word..FANTASTIC 🇺🇸😎🎉🎉 Loved the informative narration and seeing those huge intermodal trains with the desert backdrops ☀️😎🌴

[@RiverLineProductions]

Glad you liked it! Arizona is certainly a breathtaking state

[@ejc7129]

@@RiverLineProductions I have always wanted to visit the USA and especially Arizona - I love the arid desert ☀️🌴😎 One day I will make it 😀🇬🇧 In the meantime, I enjoy videos like this as they are so well filmed I can actually feel like I am right there on the spot 😄👍🏽🎉🎉

[@LeeDfined]

Intermodal gets boring after a while, but they also make up most of the traffic on this line.

[@TheMetGuy]

Awesome catches, lots of trains

[@darrelgibbs4898]

Love This Video OK

[@amtraklover2055]

Ironically enough, I took a trip out west a few weeks ago…went to some of those places you stopped at, plus a few others…I went to the Flagstaff platform, plus went to Williams, AZ to see the Grand Canyon Railway…

[@Prolificposter]

Ironic is not a synonym for coincidence.

[@michaelt.9372]

I live about 10 mi south of the tracks outside winslow, about 200' higher in elevation and i can see the trains and hear their horns from my back porch. The traffic on i40 looks like ants to me.

[@RiverLineProductions]

Bet that’s a beautiful view!

[@stevenharp1779]

I really enjoy watching your videos.High quality good narration . Live in Columbus Ohio See NS and CSX all the time

[@arman6119]

drive I-40 and Ol' 66 often...wud be nice to know where ur scenes are in relation to highway....

[@RiverLineProductions]

All the shots from the highway were within 10 miles west of Winslow

[@Gustavo-HGCosta]

Novo no canal Gustavo de Maceió-Al - Brasil!

[@tonyordaziii7250]

Will you be filming trains on the Union Pacific Overland Route

[@neffam3]

3:02 Almost sounds like someone left the handbrake applied on 3695

[@RiverLineProductions]

Yeah, that unit was screaming

[@slug96]

It's a bad turbo on the 3695. If it was a handbrake, alarm bells would be sounding in the lead locomotive cab whenever the reverser is moved from other than the neutral position.

[@neffam3]

@@slug96 Makes sense. I didn't really think the handbrakes were left on, but it does kinda sound like dragging brakes to me. Probably just the traction motor blower or something.

[@drewharman1690]

So we are staying in Flagg staff this week! About how far do I need to travel to get some video of a crossing they actually blow at? Seems everything in Flaggstaff is a quiet zone

[@666plb]

Are west-bound coal trains loaded or empty?

[@MylahJack]

Bound and not

[@MasonClarke-yh8ib]

Let’s go