Desert Railroading - Where The Streets Have No Name

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Scenes shot in California's Mojave Desert of Santa Fe freight trains passing through the vastness of the landscape. Video is set to the U2 song "Streets With No Name". These scenes were shot in the 1990's before the BNSF merger. This video is part of a series of shows produced by railroad videographer Dan Hadley for a Summerail presentation.

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15 окт 2024

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@mbart5113 10 месяцев назад

Why did the North American Atchison, Topeka, And Santa Fe Railroad long sturdy freight train at 2:19 climb up over Ash Hill?

@colinmulder6806 2 месяца назад

That's because going west from Bagdad, westbound's have to tackle a steep 1.4% grade up Ash Hill & even the more heavier freight's get helpers added at Needles for that & the 1.4% climb up Goffs Hill.

@andrewweise3569 2 года назад

Great Video! The Santa Fe was an awesome railroad. Didn't you shoot the footage for Ozark Country Cab Ride? Would love to see the raw footage of that too!

@colinmulder6806 Год назад

I really was taken by SURPRISE when finding out these actually his work. I always thought Stan Mcinturf from PENTREX was responsible.

@colinmulder6806 Год назад

I'm seeing raw deleted footage from one of my personal videos on Santa Fe Courtesy of famed photographer Dan Hadley.