It was a pleasure working with Bob as the Locomotive Engineer on this trip. Enjoyed the trip that specific day ....good weather, good meets, ... always enjoyed working with Bob.
its excellent that you filmed and shared this with all of us.. im from merritt and I love my home. and all of its views. TRULY thank you.. my only wish was that you had a better camera
Thanks for the tour Bob. I hired on braking out of Kamloops in 1970 and worked theAshcroft sub quite often. Caught the last of the ABS and train orders before CTC wentin. Watching your trip brought back a lot of good memories. Thanks so much!
This was excellent!! I am watching from Cape Cod..but am originally from the Lower Mainland..I have family in Kelowna. Very goo d narration to explain much!! Thanks very much!!
Kabhop, You do an excellent job with this video story about the freight run from Vancouver to Kamloops. Your love and knowledge of the rivers and RR is refreshing and helpful. Unlike some of the egotistical train hoppers (show-offs), you care and it shows.
Thanks Bob. This reminds me of many fond memories. I did put this video on Facebook with the following comment "Scenes from a great national treasure, once called Canadian National Railways, then property of the Federal Government, and often affectionately called "The People's Railway", now simply known as investor-owned CN"... Oshawa, Ontario. 2020/01/24.
That was great ,the guy explains things around the tracks hes travelling on, as well as explaining about the railroad excellent video ,Im trying to figure out when it was made ,the 90s maybe ?
I worked out of Jasper for five years between Edson Alberta and Blue River BC, but I worked 'work trains' all the way east to Edmonton and west to Kamloops.
It was a pleasure working with Bob as the Locomotive Engineer on this trip. Enjoyed the trip that specific day ....good weather, good meets, ...
always enjoyed working with Bob.
Hi Bob, great vedio!
What a wonderful film. Thank you, cousin, for bringing it to my attention.
This video was shot before direction running was put into place. Today CN switches to CP track after crossing the Mission Bridge. Awesome video.
its excellent that you filmed and shared this with all of us.. im from merritt and I love my home. and all of its views. TRULY thank you.. my only wish was that you had a better camera
Thanks for posting. This was most interesting to receive a first-hand account of sites along the way.
Thanks for the tour Bob. I hired on braking out of Kamloops in 1970 and worked theAshcroft sub quite often. Caught the last of the ABS and train orders before CTC wentin. Watching your trip brought back a lot of good memories. Thanks so much!
This was excellent!! I am watching from Cape Cod..but am originally from the Lower Mainland..I have family in Kelowna. Very goo
d narration to explain much!! Thanks very much!!
Kabhop, You do an excellent job with this video story about the freight run from Vancouver to Kamloops. Your love and knowledge of the rivers and RR is refreshing and helpful. Unlike some of the egotistical train hoppers (show-offs), you care and it shows.
Thank you for taking us along. Nice narration too.
Really great video. You showed us some sights I've long glimpsed from the highway but never have seen up close.
Thanks for uploading this, Bob, a fascinating look at railroading from your perspective.
I took this trip twice, once in 2009 and again in 2012, but the stories you shared on this third trip beat the first two by far!
Thanks for sharing. awesome views and love your narration, .
Thanks Bob. This reminds me of many fond memories. I did put this video on Facebook with the following comment "Scenes from a great national treasure, once called Canadian National Railways, then property of the Federal Government, and often affectionately called "The People's Railway", now simply known as investor-owned CN"... Oshawa, Ontario. 2020/01/24.
That was great ,the guy explains things around the tracks hes travelling on, as well as explaining about the railroad excellent video ,Im trying to figure out when it was made ,the 90s maybe ?
I made it in the summer of 1998.
Thank you to shared
super video bob, i was surprised how many abandoned buildings are on that route and its such a scenic place!
Excellent! Wish I got into that line of work. Two thumbs up!
love the narration..great history along here!
Great video. Saw lots of stuff I'd never seen before. Well done!
Thanks for posting this, Bob. Interesting and informative.
Appreciated
Incredible engineering 💕🍁💕
Good job Bob! Thanks!
thanks for sharing your video I enjoy watching it.... merlie
nice video bob
I wish you got a shot of the 1964 Port Mann Bridge.
There is a glimpse of the Port Mann bridge 43 to 49 seconds from the beginning.
Great trip, thank you for taking me along.. I had a wonderful time!! Do you ever travel to Edmonton via Jasper??
I worked out of Jasper for five years between Edson Alberta and Blue River BC, but I worked 'work trains' all the way east to Edmonton and west to Kamloops.
Yes you so lucky
Where is 4:00 to 4:11?
looks like chilliwack
It's there, watch it again.