Western Railroad Discussion > Seligman Sub Trip: East Eagle Nest and West of Darling

There are 3 trains in this video. The first train is at East Eagle Nest, east bound around 2:30pm. The second and third train is a meet west of Darling the next morning around 8:30am.
We are in AZ, along the Seligman Subdivision. Video shot by myself and TO member Curt. At East Eagle Nest Curt is trackside and I have the high ground.

George Cataulin
San Diego, CA
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/27/12 08:51 by gjc.

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Very nice as always George.That first train is really haulin A$$.
Regards,dK



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/27/12 10:08 by DKay.

Hey SCal guy.... u keep putting up these great videos..while i have to hibernate for the winter..u know... another fine video by your and the crew....MJ

gjc Wrote:
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> There are 3 trains in this video. The first train
> is at East Eagle Nest, east bound around 2:30pm.
> The second and third train is a meet west of
> Darling the next morning around 8:30am...

You've got excellent timing on that meet! If that Maersk hauls that fast thru Eagle Nest, a Z9 must levitate thru there!

mapboy

Excellent video, good shooting men! I hope the crew on that first train were hanging on through the dips. That train was cookin'.

Fabulous video! It really reinforces Warren Buffett's decision to invest in BMSF!

You nailed that Darling meet George...great timing and video. Thanks for sharing.

Kent in Carmel Valley

That video is just 'way cool'!

SantaFeRuss

Very enjoyable! Love seeing the all-trailer train!

Nice work (as always) George . . . your camera angles make a normal passing consist much more interesting . . . also unusual to see DPU's in that lash up configuration . . don't think I've seen that before.

Craig
mcmrailvideos.com

Great video!

It's uphill both ways out of Eagle Nest, which means it's one of the few places on the Seligman Sub where you can catch trains hauling a$$ both directions since they're coming downhill into Eagle Nest. You can see the Stack train starting to pour on the power as it enters frame and begins climbing uphill. By the time the rear of the train passes, it has noticeably slowed.

That's a really nice view there near West Darling, I'll have to check it out.

The all-trailer train should be a ZWSPSBD8.

Tom

Love it, keep up the good work guys!