Soaring the Rails Ep. 2 | Winter Wonderland on the Cascade Sub 

Great I'm glad you think so!

Thanks so much glad you enjoyed! Much of this will take place in Oregon so you're in luck!

Thanks Ron!

Thank you Dave! Yes I think the music will always be softer in these videos.

@@TheRailfanDan Your welcome and yes agree.

Well that's good! Thanks Bill.

Thank you glad you enjoy!

Thank you Brian! Working on Episode 3 now.

Thank you Keith! Yes it is a wonderful ride.

Thanks a lot Lou I'm glad you approve! 😁

Thanks a lot and yes you've got it right. The propane tanks are to heat the switches. I failed to mention something about that.

I feel fortunate to live so close! "My Backyard" I like to say.

Haha good point Bill!

Thank you and thank you for noticing! Fortunately much of the feedback was already things I was going to change up. I think we are all on the same mindset of how it should be which is great!

Thanks so much! I always try to position myself in the best possible locations to make the most of flights.

Thanks Thomas glad you enjoyed! I know how funny to spend money on painting that snowplow like that. Yes you did catch my blue Jeep at 11 minutes! It is noticeable in a couple of other locations as well but not as obvious as that spot.

Thanks so much! Well I just meant this one will be exceptionally longer than most I think. I can't say for sure yet but I think on average they will be between 5 and 10 minutes each. They're supposed to be really fast and easy to edit. That's the only way I can justify doing them so I still spend 95% of my effort on the main videos.

The forest does seem endless even when you're out in it! It is quite a stretch of railroad through thick trees for sure. It sounds like you know more about that then I do. I don't have any knowledge of that unfortunately. I am betting you're right though. Yes many railroads long gone now.

Thank you for your enthusiasm Mike! It all sounds great to add more detailed information to these but to be honest these are supposed to be pretty simple so that I can edit and produce them much quicker than my normal videos. The only reason I considered doing these is because they're so much easier and quicker to make so they need to stay simple in order for me to fit them in for production between my regular videos. You've got great ideas though! It could definitely be made more than it is. If I wasn't already so slammed with everything that I'm doing in life then it might be possible but I already spend every waking moment doing this hobby when I'm not at my day job or spending time with my wife.

Thank you Z! Yes I failed to mention those propane thanks along the way are to keep the switches heated to prevent ice buildup. They do the job well. So far it is popular enough I will keep doing it. Not nearly the views of the main videos but they're easy and quick enough to produce that I can fit in a little time to do them.

This line was completed in 1926. Relatively newer than most actually.