lucky for all of use, cool kids, we were able to keep the garbage waste of money, and hand republicans talking points, as the surrounding area becomes a tent city, and crime is as free as a bird. good for you socal boy.
Nice! We usually go to the left once we pass the bridge from the aquatic center. We will keep an eye out for you next time we are in the harbor! Stay safe!
KEEP YOU DAY JOB..AND PLEASE ONLY MAKE MOVIES FOR YOUR FAMILY ...NOT UTUBE..TOO MANY WANABEE MOVIE MAKERS LIKE U WHO THINK YOUR RIDICULOUS MOVIES ARE GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE PUBLIC TO WATCH
I'm not sure. The east side of the island is not too far of a swim from the main shore, so swimming wouldn't be too difficult. But Perris is a man made lake, so it's also possible they are descendents of coyotes that were there before the dam was built.
Good questions I don't know about the ridership. Haven't had a chance to take it yet. Probably going to take it to OC this Saturday though. I noticed on their schedule that they have one train each day that is one of the older Metros that bypasses the SB stop and just becomes the OC route without having to transfer in SB. I'm guessing that one will be popular for regular commuters who have been driving to SB to get on the Metro. As far as the horns, I'm right there with you. I'm off of Olive and I can totally hear them. My GF lives off of lower State St though and they are driving her nuts. Here is the latest update on the horns from the gosbcta website. Sounds like a couple more weeks of that. In February 2022, the Redlands Passenger Rail Project team, in coordination with the cities of Redlands and San Bernardino, submitted the application for the Quiet Zones to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for final approval. Unfortunately, as a result of some unanticipated administrative delays at the federal agency, the approval was not granted in time for the start of service. Subsequently, service began with the routine sounding of horns at the at-grade street and pedestrian crossings. Late last week, however, FRA staff informed SBCTA of the approval of the Arrow service Quiet Zones. Approval will be officially contingent upon the completion of a legally mandated 21-day noticing period allowing other railroad stakeholders to comment on the removal of the routine sounding of horns at crossings along the corridor. Per federal law, the notice to establish the Quiet Zone was mailed after receiving approval from the FRA. Completion of the 21-day noticing period is anticipated for Thanksgiving weekend. While we appreciate that still means some additional days of warning horns at crossings, we are encouraged that we can see the end of that operation is in sight. If you have any questions, please contact us at info@gosbcta.com or visit our website, gosbcta.com/arrow to sign up to receive our email updates.
Locomotives alone are about 200 tons. They start smashing into each other accounts for the damage. Yard locomotives are always on remote control from usually the ground crews. the railroad is very unforgiving. The railroad owns that lumber ...they smashed it they bought it.
RIP Randy. I am a big fan of yours. I'm so sorry you passed away so soon and young. Love you. Now ur a beautiful angel. I loved how you could play the guitar 🎸. What talent.
An interesting video shot by someone who knows absolutely nothing about what he’s filming. I wonder if he had permission to be on railroad property in the first place…
Great footage. Especially the drone shots with kids jumping off bridge. Been there a few times and tried getting some footage last time but we were fighting strong winds that day so we cut it short. Thanks for sharing.
Aloha from Hawaii Big Island. I grew up in redlands back in the 1960s and 70s. Many freight trains passed thru there at thT time. There used to be stairs that lead down to many rooms underneath and around the train station that we would play in . Clement Jr high. Cope Jr. High and RHS 1984.
I'm going for my birthday next month. This video definitely highlighted stuff I wanna do! I rented this huge cabin out I'm so excited to get out of Vegas and get to do this stuff! Thanks for the video!
Glad you liked it. We're actually in Vegas RN getting out of CA. Haha. Check your routes before going up there. They just had a ton of flash floods and mud slides all over the mountains and may still have some road closures. Have fun.
EVH birthdate Jan 6, 7. or 9 1955 and RR was late December 1956.... So Ed was almost 2 years older... at least 20 or so months. I also think RR did Over the Mountain before he was exposed to Fairwarning.
Thanks for the video. New to kayaking and Southwind was my first rental. I also rented at Aquatic, since both were sit on tops I went back to Southwind, got a sit inside and much longer. Tried to paddle out to open water but it was too far, want to see seals, maybe next time.
I totally understand that there is a war in Ukraine, how is America going to help foreigners, how come you see UKRAINIAN MEN leaving their own country and not helping to fight for Ukraine, do these UKRAINIANS think they can stay in America, do these foreigners know that America is in trouble, high gas prices high rent, high food prices we can't take care of the world
they will be salvageable cause if you watch the kismet train collision documentary all of the locomotives but 1 were repaired and the damage on those are nothing compared
seen Ozzy in concert back in early march of 1982 here in Arkansas during the diary of a madman mid-south tour in pine bluff Arkansas ,i was only 23 at that time never really heard of Randy Rhodes until myself and my best friend went to the concert in Pine Bluff ,i remember seeing Randy playing his guitar, i thought wow this guy is great, and was blow away during his solo, sadly a few weeks later i was on my way home from my work, and i heard on my truck radio that Randy had died in a plane crash in Florida, i was stun and shock driving home, what could of been if Randy had not passed away so young ,not only one of the best guitarist ever to play ,but also a great person from what i read about him, God Bless Randy
Remote control locomotives are only used for switching in yards by conductors. They do however have a manual option so that they can be operated by an engineer. These would never be used on the main track in the remote control function.
