GLORIOUS Snake River Reflection! (4K) | Short Segment | March 29, 2024 

Thank you Thomas and yes the word glass came to mind as well!

Thank you Bill!

Thanks so much Todd!

@@TheRailfanDan You’re quite welcome! Keep up the outstanding work.

Thank you Z! Never imagined it could be so calm!

Thanks a lot Mike!

You're welcome and thank you!

Thank you so much my Grandma! 😊

Thanks so much I'm glad you are enjoying!

Thanks a lot Mike!

We thought we were only going to wait here for about 30 minutes which turned into 2 hours for reasons unknown! But yes indeed worth it!

@@TheRailfanDan Yup, green signals don't always mean a soon appearing train. Patience and railfanning go together.

Thanks so much!

Thank you Mom! 😊

Thank you Lou! We thought we were only going to wait here about 30 minutes... That turned into almost 2.5 hours and a game of will it arrive before the sun goes down? Everything worked out!

Ha thanks Mike! I have never captured such a nice reflection until this point! There was even the occasional boat that would ripple the water but the train just happened to show when it was very still.

@@TheRailfanDan so cool still lol

Thank you!

Ha yeah that would be a neat trick with multiple drones but nope it is just what you said. I think I started about a mile ahead of me and paced it a mile and a half or so back the other side of me.

Thank you!

Thanks Ron sorry that bugs ya so much! I do have sympathy though. The ambiance is better without voice over.

I like how much of a dynamic that added too the video but yeah they really were bouncing pretty good!

Technically no but there is a connection from Wallula to Pasco. This is the UP line that runs from Spokane to Hinkle. Sounds like you rode on the BNSF which is just West of here and passes through Pasco.

@@TheRailfanDan That was around 1974 and I don't think those mergers had even been completed yet. The area had a number of components to it though including the electrified Milwaukee Road and Northern pacific. We rode in boxcars behind Geep7s so it is going back quite a ways. We we just kids of 21 on break from the U of M at Missoula. The railroad men helped us and even gave us food and coffee. It was a real hoot but man do you get dirty after 600 miles riding and sleeping in boxcars. LOL! Today I enjoy a Nice Amtrak ride with a sleeper and their outstanding Flatiron Steak for breakfast.

Lately I have been using music from a website called Artlist.io

Thank you I am hoping it will be something like that! It also means uploads more often which will help in that aspect as well.