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YouTube zaczynało jako strona, której treścią były filmy przedstawiające kota autora. Obecnie YouTube jest największym serwisem udostępniającym tego typu usługi, a właściciele utworzyli spółkę (YouTube, Inc.).
Według Google, dziennie na YouTube umieszczanych jest ponad 70 tys. filmów, zajmujących ok. 1400 GB = 1,4 TB.
I uploaded this just for CrazyRailfan, he said he liked 1982's horn in the first video I uploaded, so I figured he'd like this one. Again, it's the MPRCB from Nov. 23rd 2006. Taken west of Wheatland, IA on Rt 30.
Autor:cnw8577
Tagi:union MP chicago 1982 mopac C&NW north CNW western missouri 8646 up heritage pacific
pacing UP 1989 eastbound
UP 1995/CNW 8701 pace Galt, IL
UP 1982 MoPac Heritage Unit Leads a Stacktrain East
BNSF Canyon, TX Observations 11-10-2006 Part 1
UP 1982 on the MHOYC 10 May 11, 2006 North Dexter, MO
Union Pacific's MoPac Heritage Unit - UP 1982
UP IHOYC!!! MOPAC AND KATY!!!!!!!!!!! (6-17-07)
Desde Saltillo La Rondalla... Aniversario
CP at Dorion (1)
SP 266 ALMOST leading in Clinton, IA 072608
Pacing CNW 8701 west 123006
CNW Heritage unit westbound
Pacing UP1988/UP1982 at Ashton, IL
CNW 8701 west 061207
CNW starts its battle for Donner Pass.
UP 1982 at Dutch Flat, CA
CNW 8701 west pace 010707
CNW 8646 west MPRCB 061207
CNW 8646 MPRCB 3 brand new FXEs!!!
UP 1996 through Bakersfield, Ca.
BNSF Canyon, TX Observations 11-10-2006 Part 2
UP 1995 and CNW 8646 and 8701 on train MPRCB
CNW 1385 STOPS AT JUNCTION IN 1986
MoPac 3256 w/ gondolas
CNW 8701 MPRCB departing Clinton, IA on 12/26/06
| it is starting to show some wear | furryfurball1221 |
| hudson501 and you told yourself, MAN I WISH I WORKED FOR AN AMERICAN RAILROAD! | armyof11 |
| I'm an engineer for the Canadian Pacific/Soo line Div. I once took the UP's MoPac heritage unit (as seen here) from the CP's Bensenville (Illinois) yard to the UP's nearby Proviso yard after this engine had been on display at Franklin Park's "Railroad Days". Upon leaving the Indiana Harbor Belt and entering Proviso Yard, some UP employee commented over the railroad radio, "here comes that "Brokeback Mountain" engine!" | hudson501 |
| I think this train stayed right around 50MPH the whole time. I could be wrong though, it's been a while ago now. | cnw8577 |
| Very neat seeing high horsepower locomotives cruising. No mistaking that the sweet sounding horn is a Nathan K5LA (same type used on most of Amtrak's locomotives). BTW: What speed were you traveling as you paced? | ACLTony |
| You're Telling Me. | mp6070 |
| There is nothing cooler than pacing a train into a sunset.. very cool!!! | mafarnz |
| very, very cool | guitars14 |
| lol I always try to keep up with the train too... | Trainsmaster |
| Once again another great video, thanks for uploading this one. I enjoy your videos of the UP heritage units, and the CNW units. As I said before that unit has a great horn on it. | crazyrailfan |
