This locomotive is a work of art, not only for its shape but the black and deep red CP livery. The loco and train in deep red contrast with the forest and fit into the scene perfectly, man-made and nature in harmony.
The purge is a normal thing to do when the locomotive has been standing for any length of time, residual water in the cylinders would cause damage if not vented. In this case, I'm thinking they made a good show of it for the fans, really impressive..
True traditionally only done for a few rotations of the drivers, thus this was clearly done for the video/pictures as there would not have been that much steam-generated condensation built up!
Honestly this is one of the most beautiful engines I have ever seen. The paint job is wonderful, and seeing her ride through with a skirt of clouds was one of the most enchanting things I've ever witnessed. Sorry to sound poetic, but raw pressure and mechanical power has way more of an emotional impact than any internal combustion engine or electric motor. This is why people like steam locomotives so much.
What a breathtaking sight and sound,no diesel can ever match this beauty,its ALIVE.are they going to preserve or destroy it?This is addictive watching..............Thanksgreetings from UK
For a man that knows how the equipment operates to its finest detail, this is a show that tells what the equipment is doing in every aspect of its operation. Can't get that kind of analysis with a diesel, as much as I love them. Only a steamer can transmit so much information as it does its thing. LONG LIVE STEAM! as a post script, I'd like to mention a cartoon, where someone said that an automobile would never supplant the horse. If we ever get an EMP, steam would be the way to move the world!
I'm old, and I've seen all governments do everything wrong for over 5 decades… but anyone who would vote to have this gorgeous train sent to the cutter should be drawn and quartered in public, but before that, have all the school children file by in the 1000s to see who is robbing them, and future generations of this glory and pride of workmanship. This train can't be replaced. I seriously think the world has gone mad. And don't tell me it's too costly to save steam trains… just look at what the dear politicians spend millions upon yearly….
Ha ha... yes... in fact when I was 40 in the early 80's, I'd never touched a computer before... way before any PC ... we were hooked up to a "Main Frame" downtown. I had two weeks training and went on to set up 28 STC'd aircraft ship systems on a multi-tiered fully indented BOM using parent/child format that involved some 62,000 individual components. Blueprints were taped up on the wall and painstakingly transferred a nut and bolt at a time.. it took three years. No one would do that now, but I learned a lot.
I know just what you are saying Jim.... I've watched the same type of dumb assed morons totally destroy almost all of the fantastic history of my city and in the process they turned it into a sterile 'Jetsons City' about as bland and as boring as batshit today. My secret wish is to have them and their offspring be forced to live forever in the 'ferret' boxes that they have created in their mindless thinking and their greed and their total failure to understand just how very precious so much of history can really be. Oh yes we had engines such as this one but long since gone to scrap metal for just another $ profit for the money grubbers. And no doubt, so much like the ones you speak of as well.
As a 4th generation rail-roader, and bringing in the 5th - love this!!!. My grandpa and dad always told stories about the old Calder yards, and turntables in Calder and Edson.
The title "The Beauty of Steam on a Cold Morning" is so apropos. Notice also the color of smoke coming from the smokestack, light grey. This is a sign of clean efficient combustion. The fireman knows what he's doing.
Its like the train creates its on path in the clouds. An angelic appearance. Everything that is behind and beside it on either side disappears into the clouds. All your problems are washed away as you depart into the heavens.LOVED THE VID
You gotta admit this is a beautiful engine! Just as beautiful as the country she traverses! Many memories of my visit to Lake Louise on the Canadian years ago. I can feel the crispness in the air. Greetings from Florida.
@Steam_Dev nope I am really talking about bringing some of the steam power back to life. Yes I’m a non technical person with a love for these that I’ve seen in childhood and adolescence.
What American ingenuity? The steam locomotive was invented and developed in Britain. Most of the early American locomotives were built there, until a domestic industry sprang up in the mid-1830s. As for 2816, she was built in Montreal to the designs of an ex-patriot Brit, Henry Blaine Bowen, who incorporated British developments in advance of then-current American common use.
Must be that time of year again Oct... I'm stuck indoors on a grey wet day in the UK . I always love to see this clip, what a glorious sound and sight she is.
@@ZazzelTheGamer No its Canadian Pacific 2816, also known as the "Empress", is a preserved class "H-1b" 4-6-4 Hudson-type steam locomotive built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW) in December 1930 for the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR); the only non-streamlined H1 Hudson to have survived into preservation. We have many beautiful locos in the UK but this is one of my favourite steamers . This video, loco and scenery are unsurpassed by anything else on YT for me .I prefer North American and Canadian Railways.
Just amazing; and to think all that incredible show, just moving the train to the ready platform, ha, ha! As long as there are still humans with souls on this planet, Steam will never die.
Holy crap, do you think everybody's warm now? The engineer was creating a steamy background just for you. Ladies and gentlemen, one of the world's most beautiful steam engines in operation! God save the Queen, and God save the Empress.
This is where part of my story titled, Adoption Not an Option, takes place.I love the sound of a train. It carries a haunting sound of moving into the abyss of space with no time yet time will change your course. I was a little girl, maybe three, when my life changed profoundly as I boarded the stairs and moved far away. I had no idea at the time that the train whistle would be forever etched into my life as a symbol of the family that disappeared from me. This mystical sound will be a huge part of my upcoming film, "Eugenea's Story." I can't wait to see it on screen.
I live 50 km from Louise in the resort town of Banff, the 2816 comes through this area a couple of times every summer on various excursions, special events, etc, from its base in the city of Calgary 150 km east of here Tickets for excursions are advertised in the local newspapers a few months ahead, there may be a website too but I am not aware of it, try the CP Rail website. Several world famous mountain lakes are a few km behind this scene, up side roads, and the spiral tunnels about 20 km
I wish these incredible machines were still operating. I live not far from a railroad track, and for over 30 years I've listened to the loud, obnoxious noise of diesel locomotives.
GOD! Is there anything else? This is the personification of the right guy/girl being in the right place/time to capture probably the most "Dream-like" sequence in all steam lovers of all time.
As an 8 year old child, near a steam locomotive which was doing this move, it scared me very badly. I still cannot tell the story without gettomg emotional.
I worked on every Section of the Laggan Sub and bunked out of this station in the summer of 88. I remember hearing that Gretzky was traded while I was there.
Pacific type (4-6-2) were generally used for passenger express trains. All of that steam that was vented from the cylinders was to get rid of any water.
In one word. Fantastic. I am sorry that in Portugal with so many steam locomotives and that they are no longer used especially with tourists and children so that they could see what it was like in the old days.
Hell yea! Ever since I was 5 yrs old during the holidays I would help my dad put up his old Lionel freight train I wanted to be a steam engineer and one day have my own loco showing her off to the world and spark a kids interest like it did for me. Sadly thats too expensive and the way my bank account is set up I got a checking and savings, but I got a daily limit of 100$ lmao
You would need a fireman to keep the fire going, plus a maintenance crew. The last thing you want is scalding steam in your face. That's a lot of money. Lol
This locomotive is a work of art, not only for its shape but the black and deep red CP livery. The loco and train in deep red contrast with the forest and fit into the scene perfectly, man-made and nature in harmony.
Not only that. But the pristine nature of the livery. That grey paint is beautifully done.
Can't wait for her run later this year, giving her fans one magnificent run from Canada to Mexico!
Tuscan and grey
The purge is a normal thing to do when the locomotive has been standing for any length of time, residual water in the cylinders would cause damage if not vented. In this case, I'm thinking they made a good show of it for the fans, really impressive..
True traditionally only done for a few rotations of the drivers, thus this was clearly done for the video/pictures as there would not have been that much steam-generated condensation built up!
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真的是非常非常的浪費能源，小小的驅動器，那來的那麼多冷凝水，我們是做空調的工程人員，都是在設計這方面的工程，所以操作人員應該再教育一下吧！
Honestly this is one of the most beautiful engines I have ever seen. The paint job is wonderful, and seeing her ride through with a skirt of clouds was one of the most enchanting things I've ever witnessed.
Sorry to sound poetic, but raw pressure and mechanical power has way more of an emotional impact than any internal combustion engine or electric motor. This is why people like steam locomotives so much.
I agree!.
That mountain bluff or whatever, incredible
Way more? Combustion engines can be just as good. To me that's a biased opinion
Cool. Insert a "for me," next to that "but" though.
I agree. But, it's too bad the HO scale brass versions that represents the real-life steam engines can't do this. 0:05. 🙄
WOW. That is one breath-taking machine!!
"Breath taking" . . . . . Exactly.
*Keanu Reeves intensifies*
The wonderful feeling of watching one of these old beauties is almost as great as that of caressing a beautiful woman.
What a breathtaking sight and sound,no diesel can ever match this beauty,its ALIVE.are they going to preserve or destroy it?This is addictive watching..............Thanksgreetings from UK
It's clearly preserved so
For a man that knows how the equipment operates to its finest detail, this is a show that tells what the equipment is doing in every aspect of its operation.
Can't get that kind of analysis with a diesel, as much as I love them.
Only a steamer can transmit so much information as it does its thing.
LONG LIVE STEAM!
as a post script, I'd like to mention a cartoon, where someone said that an automobile would never supplant the horse.
If we ever get an EMP, steam would be the way to move the world!
Heh love the fact that pickup is sitting there with steam vapor coming from its exhaust and the train comes along with its own steam and buries it :D
Beautiful composition. You were in the right place at the right time.
Easily the most dramatic 1000ft of travel ever!
K&L Trainz so u thinkin of making this for trainz?
@@gottsavezekaiser1918 you have to pay to commission K&L Trainz to make CP 2816
I'm old, and I've seen all governments do everything wrong for over 5 decades… but anyone who would vote to have this gorgeous train sent to the cutter should be drawn and quartered in public, but before that, have all the school children file by in the 1000s to see who is robbing them, and future generations of this glory and pride of workmanship. This train can't be replaced. I seriously think the world has gone mad. And don't tell me it's too costly to save steam trains… just look at what the dear politicians spend millions upon yearly….
Jim Griffin wait youre an elder and know about internet? wow
They _invented_ it.
Ha ha... yes... in fact when I was 40 in the early 80's, I'd never touched a computer before... way before any PC ... we were hooked up to a "Main Frame" downtown. I had two weeks training and went on to set up 28 STC'd aircraft ship systems on a multi-tiered fully indented BOM using parent/child format that involved some 62,000 individual components. Blueprints were taped up on the wall and painstakingly transferred a nut and bolt at a time.. it took three years. No one would do that now, but I learned a lot.
Jim Griffin, I am from the USA. My government is wasting a lot of money. Are you from Canada?
I know just what you are saying Jim.... I've watched the same type of dumb assed morons totally destroy almost all of the fantastic history of my city and in the process they turned it into a sterile 'Jetsons City' about as bland and as boring as batshit today. My secret wish is to have them and their offspring be forced to live forever in the 'ferret' boxes that they have created in their mindless thinking and their greed and their total failure to understand just how very precious so much of history can really be. Oh yes we had engines such as this one but long since gone to scrap metal for just another $ profit for the money grubbers. And no doubt, so much like the ones you speak of as well.
As a 4th generation rail-roader, and bringing in the 5th - love this!!!. My grandpa and dad always told stories about the old Calder yards, and turntables in Calder and Edson.
The title "The Beauty of Steam on a Cold Morning" is so apropos. Notice also the color of smoke coming from the smokestack, light grey. This is a sign of clean efficient combustion. The fireman knows what he's doing.
Wonderful footage! Thank you so much!
Its like the train creates its on path in the clouds. An angelic appearance. Everything that is behind and beside it on either side disappears into the clouds. All your problems are washed away as you depart into the heavens.LOVED THE VID
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL i wholeheartedly agree, these locos should be preserved for future generations!
Man, gotta love the crew when they put on a nice steam show for ya. Absolutely beautiful.
I never seen this in real life....i dont believe it ! Beautiful !
caron reform when I was a boy, these used to go by my house two or three times a day. We always stopped to watch them go.
I love trains...especially steam engines😍
CP #2816 is one beautiful steam locomotive. 🚂 ❤️
You gotta admit this is a beautiful engine! Just as beautiful as the country she traverses! Many memories of my visit to Lake Louise on the Canadian years ago. I can feel the crispness in the air. Greetings from Florida.
What a beauty!!! These should be brought back (even if it means converting them to gas fired burners) for the sheer brilliance of their engineering.
@Steam_Dev nope I am really talking about bringing some of the steam power back to life. Yes I’m a non technical person with a love for these that I’ve seen in childhood and adolescence.
American ingenuity, craftsmanship, can’t beat it!
What American ingenuity? The steam locomotive was invented and developed in Britain. Most of the early American locomotives were built there, until a domestic industry sprang up in the mid-1830s. As for 2816, she was built in Montreal to the designs of an ex-patriot Brit, Henry Blaine Bowen, who incorporated British developments in advance of then-current American common use.
What a beautiful and awesome Display. I have never seen that before so dramatically. Thanks for sharing. Really something worth watching.
magnifique locomotive, et quel spectacle impressionnant, toute cette force... quel bonheur de voyager dans ce train ...
Extra-class steam show! :)
Epic!!!!! This engine looks so cool going down the tracks. I can watch this for ages.
Must be that time of year again Oct... I'm stuck indoors on a grey wet day in the UK . I always love to see this clip, what a glorious sound and sight she is.
This is not the UK-
@@ZazzelTheGamer No its Canadian Pacific 2816, also known as the "Empress", is a preserved class "H-1b" 4-6-4 Hudson-type steam locomotive built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW) in December 1930 for the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR); the only non-streamlined H1 Hudson to have survived into preservation. We have many beautiful locos in the UK but this is one of my favourite steamers . This video, loco and scenery are unsurpassed by anything else on YT for me .I prefer North American and Canadian Railways.
@@ZazzelTheGamer I meant I'M stuck indoors in the UK....I am familiar with CP 2816 in Canada 🍁 🍁
Beautiful place and beautiful locomotive. The livery is simply great!
Royal Hudson class of locomotives , the other is in Squamish BC. Numbered 2860. The power of steam. Wow
This isn’t a royal Hudson
Fabulous! That's a lot fo steam. Lets you know something about how much pressure is contained inside steam locomotive systems. Impressive!
Absolutely Beautiful Mighty and Majestic . .
This is a really steam locomotive! Great video! Like and favorite! Regards from Romania!
Să trăiești, frate !
Look at those beautiful mountais :O and ofcrouse that beauty of a loco
I. LOVE. STEAM.
Just amazing; and to think all that incredible show, just moving the train to the ready platform, ha, ha! As long as there are still humans with souls on this planet, Steam will never die.
Looks like, sounds like, 2816 is a living creature that just loves where he is, where he's going, and what he's doing.
Wow what a shot. Love it. Thank you
Holy crap, do you think everybody's warm now?
The engineer was creating a steamy background just for you.
Ladies and gentlemen, one of the world's most beautiful steam engines in operation!
God save the Queen, and God save the Empress.
And she will run again, from Canada to Mexico!
Thanks for that. Nice memory.
Steam Locomotives look amazing in the winter.
2:27 RIP litle truck
how very cool brings out the little boy in all of us!
A beautiful engine with beautiful scenery.
This is where part of my story titled, Adoption Not an Option, takes place.I love the sound of a train. It carries a haunting sound of moving into the abyss of space with no time yet time will change your course. I was a little girl, maybe three, when my life changed profoundly as I boarded the stairs and moved far away. I had no idea at the time that the train whistle would be forever etched into my life as a symbol of the family that disappeared from me. This mystical sound will be a huge part of my upcoming film, "Eugenea's Story." I can't wait to see it on screen.
how interesting
I could watch this all day long!
I live 50 km from Louise in the resort town of Banff, the 2816 comes through this area a couple of times every summer on various excursions, special events, etc, from its base in the city of Calgary 150 km east of here
Tickets for excursions are advertised in the local newspapers a few months ahead, there may be a website too but I am not aware of it, try the CP Rail website.
Several world famous mountain lakes are a few km behind this scene, up side roads, and the spiral tunnels about 20 km
That's one beautiful engine...and landscape
The Blue Canadian Rockies. Hank Snow 1963.
“ the golden poppies are blooming round the banks of Lake Louise “
Beautiful! Who cant like these machines?
The buildup in speed gave me a bit of a rush! The force of smoke combined with the steam starting to come out like punches. What a show!
That is a glorious machine from a bygone era, which should never lose its historical relevance.
The glory days of railroading gone but not forgotten.
I wish these incredible machines were still operating. I live not far from a railroad track, and for over 30 years I've listened to the loud, obnoxious noise of diesel locomotives.
That's nice way to commute to work and back while carrying the work load great Americana history
IT IS REALLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
Very nice. I would loved to see this engine one day. It's a real beauty!!
This baby has been kept in fantastic condition.
GOD! Is there anything else? This is the personification of the right guy/girl being in the right place/time to capture probably the most "Dream-like" sequence in all steam lovers of all time.
awesome... trains like that seemed to be alive..wonderful video..
So beautiful she looks and sounds ... really amazing..
I love the sound of the whistle right at the beginning of the video; beautiful =]
very nice!
What a show, thanks.
As an 8 year old child, near a steam locomotive which was doing this move, it scared me very badly. I still cannot tell the story without gettomg emotional.
What a sight. Just awesome!
That's a fine looking steam locomotive!
Beautiful train and location..
I worked on every Section of the Laggan Sub and bunked out of this station in the summer of 88. I remember hearing that Gretzky was traded while I was there.
Truly a sight to behold! (to be said in a Howard Coselll voice)
Nothing like a stealthy departure from the station!!
The most beautiful thing i ever see in my life
That machine is beautiful!
Awesome video 👍🏻
Pacific type (4-6-2) were generally used for passenger express trains. All of that steam that was vented from the cylinders was to get rid of any water.
this locomotive is a 4-6-4 hudson type, not a pacific
What a lovely video!
Goodness. How did I miss that when I was there?
Coming at ya with a smile,.
Incredible video!
Some water some heat so basic so beautiful.
In one word. Fantastic. I am sorry that in Portugal with so many steam locomotives and that they are no longer used especially with tourists and children so that they could see what it was like in the old days.
That was stellar. I wish I could see such a sight
I'd love to have the money to buy, maintain and operate a steam locomotive that's coal fired
Hell yea! Ever since I was 5 yrs old during the holidays I would help my dad put up his old Lionel freight train I wanted to be a steam engineer and one day have my own loco showing her off to the world and spark a kids interest like it did for me. Sadly thats too expensive and the way my bank account is set up I got a checking and savings, but I got a daily limit of 100$ lmao
Join the S.T.I. if you're American.
The Steam Train Institute/ion.
@@nattyboh1145 on
Dave Crupel I sure am a American. I will check it out and see what I can get into. How how have you been doing this
You would need a fireman to keep the fire going, plus a maintenance crew. The last thing you want is scalding steam in your face. That's a lot of money. Lol
2:04 think the cylinders are warm up yet?
What a beautiful train...
amazing, wonderful!
Can you imagine a 4884 Big Boy doing that? Very cool video.
In 5 years you won't need to imagine it.
Easily the coolest Steam release video ever!
What a beautiful loco!
Just wish steam trains were still a thing. Not for any practical reasons. They are just beautiful :)
All I can say is WOW!
Tres magnifique!
What a beautiful sight to see
I so hope to see her and 2860 run again some time
I wonder if it will ever run again. Canada doesn’t do steam engine excursion anymore and it seems like it had completely died off
beauty of steam engines
Steam engines have awesome rhythm!! 2:53 there's that classic chuga chuga chuga chuga chuga!!
If you have not had a chance, you need to see the Imax film "Rocky Mountain Express" that features 2816. It will leave you breathless.
I love Canadian pacific and Canadian national
Das ist die wahre Dampflokzeit, Winter und arschkalt, das ist wunderschön
That's the real steam time, winter and cold, that's beautiful