Riding Canada's iconic SLEEPER TRAIN - VIA Rail

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@JeffKelly03 Год назад

My guy, you’ll never need to tell people you’re Canadian with that glorious hockey hair. We’ll always know.

@TravelswithLlama Год назад

that's exactly what I said 😂

@robertcampomizzi7988 Год назад

There is a song called "I've Got An Ape-Drape" by The Vandals. I think you'd appreciate it.

@japnuts Год назад

That’s some bad hair

@mikewolf5367 Год назад

I dunno I miss the short hair.

@ofthenearfuture Год назад

Could also be a bogan

@Trektrendy Год назад

We totally need to do a train trip sometime Mike

@MrStrange1984 Год назад

Sup Will! Nice seeing you here. Huge fan of your videos aswell and would indeed be fun to see a travel vlog with you and Mike sometime :)

@arieldanielle23 Год назад

Yes! It'd be a nice change of pace for you, I'm sure you're just exhausted of all those first class plane rides. 😉

@jillpackard5305 Год назад

Yes, please!

@BrianaMichelleMeyer Год назад

This will be my Super Bowl.

@DownieLive Год назад

This collaboration NEEDS to happen!

@jeffwilson9114 5 месяцев назад

Meeting someone and becoming friends is a good feeling.... no awkward silences, genuine smiles and the conversation just flows

@HDCanadianTrainVideos Год назад

I'm an engineer for CN rail and I run trains on the tracks between Wainwright, AB to Saskatoon, SK plus Saskatoon to Melville, SK. I recognized every b-roll spot you had in that part of this video, Saskatchewan is actually really beautiful, I agree!

@juanitacarrollyoung2979 Год назад

Thank you for your service, in case no one else tells you that.

@joepeach997 Год назад

I work for Virtual Railfan and we have a camera in Revelstoke, I can't wait till we get more locations in Canada! If you ever come by, wave at the camera mounted at the Revelstoke Railway Museum (make sure you let a Moderator in the chat area know you are there)!

@debbielockhart7762 Месяц назад

I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder. As a British Columbian who has driven coast to coast I find Saskatchewan scenery pretty boring (I know some people like prairies, just not my bag). Guess I'm not much for prairies. There is so much beauty across this country, but I think the Rockies beats everything. I always know once I hit the Rockies when I've been away that I am close to home. I live on Vancouver Island which has incredible natural beauty.

@christygruber2283 Год назад

I’m amazed at how calm you are. I’d be afraid to explore in an hour long stone for fear I’d miss the train.

@nathantzhang Год назад

yeah walking a full block then ordering a drink while trying to set up numerous camera angles seems pretty difficult to do in just one hour

@kchorst5037 Год назад

I would do it for the pastries but not sure I'd risk it for the oval lounge.😂

@billelliott7531 Год назад

Same here.

@sct4040 Год назад

Take 45 minutes then head back. 😅

@christygruber2283 Год назад

@@sct4040 I'd still be freaking out though!!!

@keithtonkin6959 Год назад

I'm a New Zealander but my wife is Canadian Born (Nova Scotia) We're visiting Canada in August/September to see relatives. She is not a train buff but I am and I'm booked in the Canadian to Vancouver while she flies. Your video has helped convince me to do it. And actually I have travelled on the longest in the world. The Trans-Siberian from Vladivostok to Moscow in 2005. I did it in two sections first to Irkutsk (3 days) to visit lake Baikal, then to Moscow (4 more days) Not luxurious at all but great fun. Apart from Putin Russians are fun loving even if there's a language barrier. One day it'll all come right for Russia and that journey is spectacular especially in the East.

@choppersworld5094 Год назад

greetings fellow kiwi.

@juanitacarrollyoung2979 Год назад

I've dreamed of the transsiberian train for decades, including a layover to explore Irkukst and Lake Baikal. Here's hoping for peace ✌️ in the world. Till then, the Canadian rail looks like an interesting alternative.

@OceanMcIntyre Год назад

When I lived in Canada (Toronto) in the 1990s I took Via Rail across Canada in the winter and it was so incredibly memorable. I remember seeing the Aurora Borealis and the beauty of the country. If I hadn't already been in love with Canada, that train trip would've done it. Thank you for bringing back so many happy memories for me with this one.

@DownieLive Год назад

You saw the Aurora Borealis from the train?! Lucky!

@OceanMcIntyre Год назад

@@DownieLive Yep! I spent most of my evenings up in the dome car with all of the lights off staring in awe at the dancing lights.

@AK.__ 9 месяцев назад

Sound so cool. In my 40 years in Toronto, we never used a train, only the car trips. Have to do it some day.

@christinemiller5515 3 месяца назад

Would love to know if there is any specifics in planning that allowed you to see the Aurora Borealis? That would be part of my goal in planning a trip like this. It sounds amazing!

@omarmacias6098 Месяц назад

I Will do it too I want to see the Aurora boreal

@WindohsCrasher Год назад

Gotta love VIA Rail! I'm German as well and I just had my first ride ever with them yesterday. Their employees are so friendly, organized, calm and generous. It doesn't matter for me that it's not the most "on time service" because the German train isn't as well, but this is pretty much the only similarity between those two. "Love the way" is probably the best slogan they could have come up with. Really looking forward to my next trip with them!

@FoxtrotWhiskey3 Год назад

Hey Michael, since you have had a German with you, I recommend you check out Germany next. You are always welcome to visit Germany. There wont be such great food on the trains and dome cars only on historic trains, however, the landscape and the cities and villages make up for it. Also keep up the great work and your positive vibe. Greetings from Germany. :)

@jadi2298 10 месяцев назад

You can book a seat at the panorama car from the EC Hamburg to Switzerland. It's a very nice view at the rhine valley between Bonn and Mainz ;)

@mikefeddersen2476 8 месяцев назад

Oktoberfest would be a great time of year.

@draykegabbard7734 Год назад

I really like how you can see Seb becoming more comfortable as the days passd

@stephenroddewig7264 Год назад

If I had to be on a train for four days, I'd want to be traveling with Mike

@onTimeAlways404 Год назад

Yes I saw this too. At the start he was awkward but by Day 2 at the end he felt more social, joking and stuff

@maxvandoorn3799 2 месяца назад

As a German I was not surprised by that at all. We often need some time to really be comfortable around new people, but when we get, we can be pretty open towards them.

@punkrockzoologist9449 11 месяцев назад

I'm so glad of these videos right now. I just got back from an overseas trip to find that my contract at work was not renewed, so now I'm looking for a new job and living vicariously through your amazing travel videos. Thanks for providing a great distraction and inspiration to keep going while I'm looking for jobs.

@franklinmimi 9 месяцев назад

I hope you find a job quickly and one that will be rewarding and pleasant .

@GP30_Foamer Год назад

This train is at the top of my bucket list for sure. If I ever go to Canada, this is the first thing I’m doing.

@daddyPronunciation Год назад

oh yeah

@JeSuisHulk Год назад

prices are ridiculous its cheaper to fly

@iplayClarinetthewrongway Год назад

@@JeSuisHulktaking the train is better though. More scenic, and more eco friendly.

@pileofstuff Год назад

@@JeSuisHulk That's not the point of this trip.

@bahnspotterEU Год назад

@@iplayClarinetthewrongway Dunno if a four-day diesel-powered train journey is more environmentally friendly than a four-hour plane journey.

@ClearwaterSubProductions Год назад

I rode the Canadian for my 16th birthday and being from Florida you run out of adjectives to describe how beautiful the Canadian Rockies are!

@user-fb9ie8tm6u Год назад

Kia Ora from the Kiwis on the train with you. The video looks great and reminds me of the great time we had travelling across the countryside and getting to know the other travellers. It was good to get to know both you and Seb, and to enjoy the surreptitious drinks of the final night with newly made friends. Keep up the good work, and we will be watching from afar.

@SRQmoviemaker Год назад

I've been wanting to take this exact trip for years! Already crossed the USA on Amtrak on every route.

@amyslowikgrossman835 10 месяцев назад

This was such a fun adventure! Seb is adorable and such a trooper. 😁

@John_Fugazzi Год назад

This was an exceptionally nice train. It's a risk taking a 4-day train trip with someone you met only three times, so I'm glad it worked out well. On long train trips meals are the highlight of any day and these looked great. And as you said, "There's always room for ice cream."

@maysmith4906 Год назад

Yeah I thought at the end when he said "you may not believe this but we are early" I thought he was going to say they were still friends: haha.

@klomber Год назад

hi john

@Johnny2Gats Год назад

For those that haven’t had a beaver tail, it’s basically the best fried dough you’ve ever had 😂

@cck6740 Год назад

I need to find a recipe for those! They look amazing.

@georgeadams1853 Год назад

Looks a lot like an "elephant ear". Between that and the poutine, you're probably over the recommended daily calorie limit.😂😂 That lamb on the first night's dinner plate sure looked good, too.

@Montanez823 5 месяцев назад

I love Canada and all things Canadian!❤❤😊😊

@IamValentina66 7 месяцев назад

Trains trains trains. Grew up on them even before Amtrak. Thank you!!!!!!

@ie6370 Год назад

Mike..You impressed me how welcoming you made, "Seb" feel, hope I got his name correct, and how friendly you are, as you showed him our beautiful country. Much respect Mike and hopefully one day our paths will cross during our travels. My wife and I love watching your videos/channel and we also love to travel by car, train, planes, and by boat! My wife and I are off on a May 24 road trip tomorrow morning to watch Icebergs.

@brendalogan6281 Год назад

saving money and making plans to celebrate age 75 next year on this train. Watching all your videos. You have inspired me! Thank you so much❤️

@christinahenley8645 Год назад

Jp was one of my favourite supply teacher in school!! Such a nice person

@user-cw7cd3yv4r 8 месяцев назад

i absolutely love this video. the fact that you didn't know each other well, but you sorta bonded. just so fantastic. and, all the great experiences on and off the train are inspiring

@jaygatz4335 Год назад

A great alternative to flying! I rode on The Canadian back in 1959, when it was CP (going through Calgary); and again in 2017, using the more northerly CN route. The food was excellent and the dome car (one of four) was my go-to perch. The train was about 24 cars long, so it provided a great view of the cars snaking around the curves when in the rear dome. The only downer was having to wait 30 to 45 minutes for the higher-priority freight train to pass. I hope videos like this encourage more train travel! Note: CP denotes Canadian Pacific and CN denotes Canadian National. Now it's just VIA Rail.

@Andy-eq8eo 7 месяцев назад

Watched most of your videos over the past weeks in the UK. Done so well and authentic, I feel like I’m there too ! Lost our little girl a few months ago but you have helped us to find another purpose and connect. Taking every day as it comes. Such brilliant videos from you. Thanks

@lita4458 Месяц назад

I am so very sorry Andy. Love sent to your family.

@dianeboileau2026 Год назад

Thanks Michael for taking us along on this train trip! This is something I've always wanted to do!

@epicow_1973 Год назад

You shouls try the amtrak berkshire flyer. Its the ACTUAL least ridden train with about 1000 a year. Its a seasonal train available friday-sunday during june-october

@khughes0402 9 месяцев назад

What a fun, good-natured and enjoyable experience traveling with you guys across Canada. I can't believe I haven't watched you before. I'm in from here on, my friend.

@DownieLive 9 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@blakeallender1 Год назад

Completely unrelated to this vid, but I just watched through your entire narrowboat series, after just narrow boating yesterday, and it was great! Looking forward to this vid!

@joepeach997 Год назад

Born in the USA, Lived all my life in the USA but I know I'm Canadian too because I love the Country!

@pmartin7397 Год назад

Hi ! I really enjoyed your video. Best I've seen so far. I made this trip in 1968, 55 years ago ! Then, Via Rail didn't exist but the train was very like yours. It went from Montreal then to Vancouver. I stopped off in Jasper, camped out in the Rockies for a while. It was cold ! Then took off for Calgary, through the mountains. Amazing scenery. Saw some friends there, took another bus back to Edmonton, rejoined the train to Vancouver. A very memorable trip. Too old to go anywhere now. Thanks for the revived memories.

@MrFrankhdgs Год назад

To travel such a distance, in 5 days/4 nights must be a magical experience. Thank you for sharing!

@arieleden Год назад

I think I rode this train more then 50 years ago, as a small child. It was a very simple train then. we slept on the seats for at least 3 nights and brought our own food.

@JackParsons-ml8lw 9 месяцев назад

Rocking the Canadian mullet dude!

@BasicAdventures 7 месяцев назад

I did this trip back in 2018 in economy class. It was such a great experience but I was still happy to sleep in a real bed again afterwards :D

@cherylsibson2529 Год назад

That's one thing that doesn't change, the rail from Vancouver to Toronto, is the great views of Jaspser, Rockies, the rolling parties, and finally Ontario!

@davidnoseworthy4540 Год назад

Another epic adventure Mike, and it was great to watch Seb's comfort level and awe evolve as he discovered Canada by train, or a portion anyways. Seb now needs to experience the 'Ocean' from Montreal to Halifax, just another day and a bit to complete the cross Canada trip. Always enjoy "being with you" on your journeys!

@kimberlyshalaby1134 Год назад

Enjoyed seeing all you experienced in 96hrs on Canadas longest train. Beautiful scenery, good food, great company, & new friends. Have a good week.

@chuckoneill2023 5 месяцев назад

I love how the conductor(s) really got into yelling "All Aboard!!" They've seen some old movies.

@jancatperson8329 Год назад

Travelling cross-continent by train is on my bucket list. I won’t care if it’s Via Rail in Canada or Amtrak in the USA. Either way, it would be amazing. Thanks for sharing your trip with us.

@danielrsson2171 9 месяцев назад

I'd LOVE to take this trip! Seems absolutely amazing to take a train across the enormous Canada with all it's landscapes, mountains, prairies, farmlands and everything❤❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

@debbielockhart7762 Месяц назад

It really only goes part way. There is a lot more than just Vancouver to Toronto. I'm from the West Coast. I have driven all across the country right to the Maritimes.

@adriennejacoby8319 Год назад

I did this trip in 2006 or 7. Actually did Rocky Mountaineer to Jasper then transferred to ViaRail. LOOOOVED THE TRIP!! Mike, every time I watch someone else’s travel blog I am so grateful for your pacing, your photography, your relaxed but informative narration. Thanks for taking me with you. AJ

@BriarAndSons 11 месяцев назад

Did this trip in 2011 with a friend and this story mimics ours. After the Rockies, it was days of breakfast, “is it still flat?”, nap, lunch, “is it still flat?”, nap, dinner, beer, bed… repeat😂

@debbielockhart7762 Месяц назад

I think I'd start in Toronto and end on a high note (BC). I'm from the West Coast (Vancouver Island) and have driven Coast to coast. BC beauty can't be beat. Prairies are boring scenery (in my opinion).

@New-Inferness-Productions Год назад

Every time you see, downie life upload something know it’s going to be a good day

@marcostavinga4521 11 месяцев назад

I've travelled this route more than 25 years ago right after college, although not nonstop. Without the luxury of a sleeper car. I got off the train in Jasper and Edmonoton and then on to Toronto. And yes those delays add up. Still a great experience and fond memories.

@svenlore Год назад

I hadn't seen one of your videos for a while, but found this trip as delightful as your others! I especially loved the way your responded to your companion's question if you ever find it boring since you travel on trains a lot. Your timing in your response was perfect and I laughed out loud. Thank you so much Mike for continuing to share your train travel with those of us who dream about doing this sometime in the future. ❤

@bahnspotterEU Год назад

We did actually have some dome cars in Germany in the 60s and early 70s on the Rheingold express train. They were made so passengers could fully take in the narrow Rhine valley between Bonn and Mainz with all its castles and steep hills. Some of these cars still exist and one was even converted into a rentable business car.

@nickpapagiorgio5056 Год назад

This was an EPIC vlog and journey Downie! Thanks for taking us along the train was gorgeous!

@chamberlainman1012 10 месяцев назад

14:12 absolutely LOVE poutine

@dsoutherland1747 Год назад

Thank you DownieLive for another enjoyable trip with beautiful landscapes, delicious food and lots of drinks. Vicariously, I enjoyed every minute of it. 😄

@bobtuckey2409 Год назад

Another great train ride Mike. It’s now on my bucket list.😊

@AzBob01 Год назад

Great video. You two need to train around Germany now. As someone who has had Germany on his bucket list since taking 4 years of German in High School and still hasn't made it there, I'd love to see the German countryside from a trains view.

@barbb Год назад

No matter how many times you go across Canada, I will be watching! Love these train trips. Need to get back on a train, it has been way too long! Thank you!

@TM-qj4yr Год назад

Great video, I love seeing Canada by train. I need to do these trips one day. Thank you for introducing me to all these great places to see across Canada. I will definitely keep a list for future references. Thanks Mike!

@mvpilot172 Год назад

Would be interesting to see a video focused on the crew. What their bunks look like, how they like working on overnight trains , etc.

@marktegrotenhuis Год назад

I'm from the Netherlands and I love trains. Yet I have only traveled by train within my own country. I should definitely go on some international/long distance trip like this some day.

@Jon14141 11 месяцев назад

Nice bro

@robertp.wainman4094 10 месяцев назад

You're ideally situated in the Netherlands for international travel - the rail starting point of my interail trips.

@stevenreynolds7968 4 месяца назад

Thank you for making this video, I have always wanted to take the train across Canada! Five days, four nights = perfect!

@PlanesTrainsEverything Год назад

I crossed Canada by train many, many years ago. Your video brought back many fond memories. Thanks for sharing that most amazing journey.

@evecottom9966 Год назад

Been such a long time since your last upload. Worth the wait. Looking forward to more adventures and hopefully a network travel log... eventually.

@arieldanielle23 Год назад

It's been like 2 weeks

@Luke_Go Год назад

You really need to visit Switzerland for some train rides!!!

@smwca123 Год назад

A country that's all about precision.

@XxThatGuyxX Год назад

It's always awesome when you upload. Makes me feel like im on the train with you. Thank you for this awesome video 👍

@clxudzYT 28 дней назад

24:25 .. like a true German, does not break eye-contact on "cheers" lmao

@ChouetteViolette Год назад

I really enjoyed this vlog because I rode the Canadian from Jasper to Toronto in summer 2018, and our days and nights were the reverse of yours. I never saw the snow of course, mountains outside Jasper, Qu’apelle Valley, out any major cities (just Sioux Lookout, etc). I never wanted that ride to be over! The food, sunsets, views, and utter relaxation (and no cell signal) were unforgettable.

@sheilaathay2034 Год назад

Beaver Tails!!🎉 we had the same thing at the Central Washington State Fair. We called them Elephant Ears. They are the best, aren't they? Its so nice your German friend got to have one. We love our beaver tails! This is a great video. I never tire of traveling my favorite routes Thank you Michael!❤

@nissainsley4010 9 месяцев назад

im subs, idk how much time i have spend from watching your content omg. the scene, the shoot always beautiful and dont got me dizzy

@stacyritter4527 Год назад

I enjoy how you and your friends make the trip fun .I took an Amtrak Chicago to Texas .,Chicago to Virginia and loved train travel.

@Tbpker22 Год назад

A monumental experience - thank you so much Mike for taking us along!

@charlesmcdermott6139 11 месяцев назад

This trip is literally part of my bucket list. Were the beds comfortable? Was it expensive?

@AK.__ 9 месяцев назад

Approx CAD 3000 if booking cabin for 1 at that period of year (April - May)

@nadogrl 9 месяцев назад

Very expensive!

@mxderate 6 месяцев назад

Yeah when I do this trip (which I will eventually), I might just go with a simple Berth (approximately $800 USD [March 2024 if you book right now])

@mavadelo Год назад

I have no idea where Sebastian hails from in Germany, but there are certainly some routes that have panoramic cabs. Towards the Austrian and Swiss border mainly.

@A.M.T.P. Год назад

0:54 "just on time for my announcement" and then that guy cassually droped a railway equivalent of "180" in darts

@nowherech Год назад

Really amazing Vlog and story! We are based in Finland also doing vlogs to show the culture in here 🇫🇮💪🏻

@giulianobonaldo2995 Год назад

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@nowherech Год назад

😍

@pruittiii Год назад

Another great video. I just watched Seb's, too. Food looks excellent. Amtrak needs to do a case study. Was this Seb's longest train trip? PS: You need to do an Orient Express video!

@juanitacarrollyoung2979 Год назад

Here's wishing that Amtrak receives the care and funding it deserves. Their staff works so hard with the aging equipment they're given 😟

@sifzy1440 10 месяцев назад

Man, I’ve been binging your videos since right before I subscribed. Love your vibes and hope to be able to travel myself some time soon.

@dontown-lb5ke Год назад

I have been on "The Canadian" 51x (25 round-trips) + 1 trip Ottawa-Vancouver in 1964 when it still left from Montreal. Back in 50-70s it only took 67 hours to go Toronto-Vancouver because passenger trains had priority over freight then. Cheers from a fellow Canadian.

@jacobpoucher 9 месяцев назад

cool story

@clemensweisenberger2695 Год назад

I think I would like to travel across Canada than America.

@clemensweisenberger2695 Год назад

PS love your suitcase.

@rkstevenson5448 Год назад

Maybe I'm just weird, but 96 hours on a train sounds *amazing* to me.

@jo-annknowles1373 Год назад

Ohhh what a great vid downie 😊 . My mom is Canadian and its on my bucket list to do this journey . I visited Canada as a child and remember every single thing about it .. astonishingly beautiful country. X

@candacejackson5044 Год назад

This looks like a great train trip. Going across Canada via train is a bucket list item for sure. I always enjoy the positive spin you put on things.

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@waynegarton3478 Год назад

Been a while. My computer died. Good to be back. G'day from your Australian mate fan mate. Your train journeys are always personal and warmly relevant. Way to go big fella - waynus x

@Vic_Coco 5 месяцев назад

Beaver tails were one of the best things about visiting Canada as a New Yorker

@etmccaus Год назад

Best memory of riding Van-Tor - one late evening, found myself riding solo in the park car's dome, and asked the attendant to kill the dome lights as he closed up shop. Let the glow of the moon and the signals just glisten off the top of the Budd cars. So strangely tranquil. Wished it never ended.

@user-fm5oi4pz2h Год назад

"Try the gray stuff, it's delicious" and the beautiful 'REAL' dishes! We don't see this on AMTRAK I'm afraid, nowadays. The food looked very good, better than average as well! I appreciate you & your wonderful 'vlogs' of travel to somewhere with us along for the fun and educational experiences. Thank you, Michael.

@Kathleensailorgirl Год назад

Oh my goodness what a great trip👍👍thanks Mike for sharing another great adventure .🛤🛤😊

@queenpaquibot7840 Год назад

I have been waiting for your next vlog! Finally it's here!!!

@alisonlatham5309 3 месяца назад

That was great! Really enjoyed the trip! Thanks!

@DownieLive 3 месяца назад

Our pleasure!

@Chingleton Год назад

Again, love the videos yall post up. This must have been the day before I randomly saw you on the streets of Vancouver haha. Thanks again for being so cool. Def want to check out this train next time I'm back up north side of the world.

@maziet9734 Год назад

Loved this video. My son & I went coach from Vancouver to Montreal return at Christmastime in 1980. In Jasper, the doors were frozen with thick ice. Brought our sleeping bags. Great memories! ❤

@markelroy7774 Год назад

great trip, i have been across Canada a number of times on that train. So happy they restored the full service! ALL ABOARD!!!!!!

@amazingcars1324 Год назад

Awesome video!! I'm so into all the train videos you and other channels make!!

@robertarnobit5357 2 месяца назад

Beautiful sceneries of Canada, I enjoyed it. Welcome to the USA Zeb. Good video Downie and I will try AG1👍👍

@islesofshoals3551 6 месяцев назад

I'm impressed by the food!! Thanks for taking us along

@1000tomandben Год назад

Looks pretty cool. You guys got along like you’ve been friends forever.

@ChennysaFerrynrera 9 месяцев назад

My goodness, 5 days on a Sleeper Train across Canada must be happy moment, willing to try like you have been guiding and that fine days moment coming to me pretty soon.

@joemeyers3127 Год назад

Love your train journeys. So much bucket list material! 👏👏👏👏

@lovecraftscat2420 Год назад

DownieLive brings a type of Brendan Fraser wholesomeness to travel vlogs. Change my mind.

@LukusCseh Год назад

Good job showcasing Winnipeg! The station there is truly fantastic. Showing the Fort Garry hotel was a nice touch too! Wonderful building.

@perrylamb6286 Год назад

Great video! I've done this same trip twice, but in the opposite direction. Your description of it was spot on and WAY well done!!! Love your train videos!