Love to see you back with trains. The other stuff is fun, but the trains videos are the best. Second are the boat videos. Can't wait to see what adventures you get up to now that you are based out of another part of the world!
Theres a similar market in Thailand! I went a few years ago. We took a day trip to it, and you basically get to ride the train in through a similarly narrow pathway. And the local shops generally sell goods over the train tracks. And then pack up as the trains coming. They all had fold away stalls and stuff so when the train passes they're out of the way, and then within minutes are back set up to sell after the train passes. You can get tickets to ride the train in and there's literal inches between the train and some of the stalls. And then you park up and get to explore. Highly suggest trying it out if you're in Thailand. Its just outside of Bangkok, and its called the Maeklong Railway Market.
Have just come back from Vietnam (August 2024). We experienced no issues with access to train street - you just need to find the right segment. But you're absolutely right, it is super dangerous and therefore incredibly exciting and a must-do when visiting Hanoi. I'm looking forward to seeing your Vietnam adventures!
Some of my most poignant memories are the times spent with my brother. One time in particular was two days together in a small camp trailer. While it rained outside, my brother and I talked, cooked, played games, and enjoyed a sleepover.
There are a lot of "street runners" in the US. Maybe not so tight or turned into tourist attractions, but they're there. La Grange, KY, is a well-known one.
Growing up on Long Island (New York) we used to crush pennies on the tracks of the Long Island Rail Road. Most of the ground level tracks we used to do that on are now elevated and you can't access them any more.
You should come to St. George, Utah next, there are a lot of things to do and the town is close to Zion national park and it’s near snow canyon state park and there are red rocks that surround the town and there a lot of hikes, I really want you to come and experience my home town 😁
WOW... Train Street Hanoi !!! Your a long way from boating in the Canals of the UK....😀😀. But as usual another great DownieLive vid. Keep up the good work. Max. Australia.
I’ve had a rough week. My mom’s in hospice (I’m her only egg 😊) and I had to have surgery. Your video came at the right time. It is interesting, fun, and joyful, plus it included your sister. I also learned something I never knew existed, the train street. How cool!? Thank you so much. Not sure if you’ll ever know the impact your videos have on people’s mental wellbeing.
Reminds me of the CP holiday train in Whitemouth, MB. Except when they forget to tell anyone that a freight train has priority and blows by at 90km/hr about as close as this one.
Love the little cafes by the train track. That would be fun. Riding the mopeds like that, not so much. Haha Love Bellroy products. I use their sling all the time for my travels and their backpack holds a lot.
Love the train!! Sure, it's dangerous...but not as dangerous as getting on a motorcycle and driving in Vietnam.. HAha. Always enjoy seeing your sister Jessica on the video!!
I’ve actually passed this part of Vietnam in 2014 on my Christmas holiday. Unfortunately it was on more of a guided tour and I didn’t get to experience heaven so close 😂
We would get in trouble putting pennies on the train tracks as kids. Our parents always told us it could make the train derail. Looking forward to the next vid.
In the US (and presumably most of the first world) use of asbestos in train brakes was stopped in the mid 1980s. In Asia, I have no idea...but if it is level track and there's no station on either side of the street, the trains may not need to decelerate under normal circumstances. And if they only need to slow down a little bit, they will use dynamic braking that doesn't use brake shoes.
I crashed a local funeral while hiking in Sa Pa. Lots of happy water with the locals and also witnessed the Village butchering a water Buffalo in a creek.
My ex was once married to a man from Vietnam. She's been there many times and told me all the cool, funny, and sometimes near unbelievable stories, like your moped not having enough power for the hill. The rented a more powerful one which then led to a wheelie and she fell off the back... lol
As a former locomotive engineer this makes me cringe. I've seen low speed derailments and they would be absolutely devastating at this speed. You would never catch me that close.
Yey!!!! hopefully more contents about Asia since you now live in Asia 🤩. Maybe about trains in Japan or that airport in Singapore or that bus across mainland Southeast Asia or maybe something always happens in Singapore Grand Prix
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“Mom said not to do this because it put both of her eggs in one basket”😂
Love to see you back with trains. The other stuff is fun, but the trains videos are the best. Second are the boat videos. Can't wait to see what adventures you get up to now that you are based out of another part of the world!
Yes Vietnam adventures!! “Instead of just watching the trains, let’s jump on top of one of them from the balcony “…oh…he meant book a ticket😅
Such a fantastic spot, and it's great to see Jess back in the videos! 2:35
Theres a similar market in Thailand! I went a few years ago. We took a day trip to it, and you basically get to ride the train in through a similarly narrow pathway. And the local shops generally sell goods over the train tracks. And then pack up as the trains coming. They all had fold away stalls and stuff so when the train passes they're out of the way, and then within minutes are back set up to sell after the train passes. You can get tickets to ride the train in and there's literal inches between the train and some of the stalls. And then you park up and get to explore. Highly suggest trying it out if you're in Thailand. Its just outside of Bangkok, and its called the Maeklong Railway Market.
I love the vids when your sister visits. You two always get up to the best adventures! Can't wait for the next video.
Have just come back from Vietnam (August 2024). We experienced no issues with access to train street - you just need to find the right segment. But you're absolutely right, it is super dangerous and therefore incredibly exciting and a must-do when visiting Hanoi. I'm looking forward to seeing your Vietnam adventures!
We are going next month on a Tuesday & Wednesday. We have read some articles saying they only run at weekends - did you visit on a weekday? Thanks
Your train adventures will always be my favorite. What a great experience for you and your sister!😊
Yay!!! Back to trains!
Some of my most poignant memories are the times spent with my brother. One time in particular was two days together in a small camp trailer. While it rained outside, my brother and I talked, cooked, played games, and enjoyed a sleepover.
It was even more amazing to see this from my sleeper room window departing Hanoi, Vietnam.
imagine just eating outside and a train just drives i the middle of the street
You can see it jack London in Oakland, the street is just wider
LaGrange Kentucky has good street-running trains, and a live feed Virtual Railfan camera.
Your content just keeps getting better and better!!!!!!!!
I'm glad I woke up and I get to see this right when it's posted!!🎉
First!
Glad i couldn't fall asleep tonight. Great video
Glad you enjoyed it. Good night!
Oh my god the inside of that train car was fabulous!
The bottle caps were great! We used to put pennies on the track at Knotts Berry Farm. Thank you for the memory!
Awesome location and love what you and Jess get into!!
There are a lot of "street runners" in the US. Maybe not so tight or turned into tourist attractions, but they're there. La Grange, KY, is a well-known one.
You have to CHOO CHOO CHOOS your food quick before the train arrives!
The lights and decor are great!
good to see you pumping out some videos. Can’t wait to see more videos on Vietnam 🇻🇳
More to come!
Always an adventure. Keep it comin. . .😎👍
Nice to see the adventures with Sister Jess finally on the channel 👏🏽
I love your videos man, keep it up 👍
Appreciate it!
Those train cabins look extremely comfortable and clean. Ugh I would love that so much!
That's amazing. Thanks for sharing.
4:07 Great freeze frame 😂
Fascinating as usual .......
Ahhhhhh yea BABY! Another DownieLive video. WOOT! WOOT!!
that is so rad, adding it to the ever growing dream vacation list
Growing up on Long Island (New York) we used to crush pennies on the tracks of the Long Island Rail Road. Most of the ground level tracks we used to do that on are now elevated and you can't access them any more.
You should come to St. George, Utah next, there are a lot of things to do and the town is close to Zion national park and it’s near snow canyon state park and there are red rocks that surround the town and there a lot of hikes, I really want you to come and experience my home town 😁
Mike, this was brilliant and fun. Not everyone would get the chance for this fun attraction, thanks want more.😊
I enjoy the videos with you and your sister, but I can't help imagining Will's excitement for this adventure!!
Perfect adventure for a train lover
WOW... Train Street Hanoi !!! Your a long way from boating in the Canals of the UK....😀😀. But as usual another great DownieLive vid. Keep up the good work. Max. Australia.
What an amazing video Michael I feel I'm actually their close to that train having a drink thank you!
You find the coolest stuff to do😍😍
Wow, this was just crazy insane, inches from death, was a unique experience just very risky.
I’ve had a rough week. My mom’s in hospice (I’m her only egg 😊) and I had to have surgery. Your video came at the right time. It is interesting, fun, and joyful, plus it included your sister. I also learned something I never knew existed, the train street. How cool!? Thank you so much. Not sure if you’ll ever know the impact your videos have on people’s mental wellbeing.
Reminds me of the CP holiday train in Whitemouth, MB. Except when they forget to tell anyone that a freight train has priority and blows by at 90km/hr about as close as this one.
Love the little cafes by the train track. That would be fun. Riding the mopeds like that, not so much. Haha
Love Bellroy products. I use their sling all the time for my travels and their backpack holds a lot.
Love the train!! Sure, it's dangerous...but not as dangerous as getting on a motorcycle and driving in Vietnam.. HAha. Always enjoy seeing your sister Jessica on the video!!
1:14 "It's a long one!!!" 😃
- That's what she said.
That was amazing. I can’t believe it’s allowed but hey, what an experience. The lighting and decoration were fab, too. 🚂
"Oh look train tracks! The perfect place to put all of our restaurants and shops RIGHT ON IT!" - Citizens of this town
🤣
I like to think it could have been the other way around too "Oh look a quint little streeet, lets run a train route straight down the middle of it!"
They have concrete railroad ties in Vietnam, most of the USA still uses wooden railroad ties because they are old fashioned
Wooden ties are better in cold freezing conditions. They do not get microcracks from freezing water. Concrete ties are termite proof.
It'd be fun to see from the train's point of view
This looks like a fun tourist attraction. The invites must be coveted. Thanks for showing it to us.
That’s a one of a kind street
This is so much fun! 👏🏽
It really is!
Another amazing experience!
Interesting and cool vid. I thought that the train was going to go through the town when they were riding on it; at first.
I’ve actually passed this part of Vietnam in 2014 on my Christmas holiday. Unfortunately it was on more of a guided tour and I didn’t get to experience heaven so close 😂
Just looks likes so much fun.
That was beautiful.Maybe still a French influence.
We would get in trouble putting pennies on the train tracks as kids. Our parents always told us it could make the train derail. Looking forward to the next vid.
One risk you forgot was the Asbestos dust from the brake shoes
In the US (and presumably most of the first world) use of asbestos in train brakes was stopped in the mid 1980s. In Asia, I have no idea...but if it is level track and there's no station on either side of the street, the trains may not need to decelerate under normal circumstances. And if they only need to slow down a little bit, they will use dynamic braking that doesn't use brake shoes.
@@Salmagundiii Montreal's Métro trains, from their 1966 debut, have used brake shoes made in-house from cherry wood lubricated with peanut oil.
If you want a similar experience go to NYC and stand near the platform edge lol
Hi Mike nice video from Vietnam adventures
This is Florida with rain, we go inside for 1 min and come back out when it passes.
That would be cool to have the ADVENTURE! I WISH?
thanks Mike
The music at 0:21 sounds kinda like a RailJet train coming out of a stop
It’s a river bed, not a road? That’s how you know the monsoons aren’t playing around.
Amazing video! downie live are you ever gonna ride Amtrak again
4:07 and there I was thinking you would jump on the roof of the train to ride it :)
Amazing! My Temu order crushed your bottle cap 🎉🎉🎉😂
there are more then one street with trains around Vietnam...and around Hanoi area
That looks like the perfect hang out spot if you like loud horns :)
2:06 - I used to do this with pennies as a kid.
What a cool experience!
Right?!?? Honestly it was very cool
I crashed a local funeral while hiking in Sa Pa. Lots of happy water with the locals and also witnessed the Village butchering a water Buffalo in a creek.
Welcome to Vietnam
This is insane and beautiful
I live less then 50 ft from an active train track by CPR & CN rail that run ALL DAY & NIGHT, this fascination with being close to a train is weird.
I’ve noticed the owner is wearing a Lululemon cap to welcome you, knowing that u guys r from Canada 🇨🇦❤
you should try out Maeklong market
1:14 - That's what she said.
Wow that train is nice!
Yeah and a train's coming and someone STILL just HAS to cross the track!!
My ex was once married to a man from Vietnam. She's been there many times and told me all the cool, funny, and sometimes near unbelievable stories, like your moped not having enough power for the hill. The rented a more powerful one which then led to a wheelie and she fell off the back... lol
Made my day!
I heard from a local that this is purely a tourist attraction now. Only crazy tourists go here but locals don't.
When are you going to check out the Tren Maya?
As a former locomotive engineer this makes me cringe. I've seen low speed derailments and they would be absolutely devastating at this speed. You would never catch me that close.
Yey!!!! hopefully more contents about Asia since you now live in Asia 🤩.
Maybe about trains in Japan or that airport in Singapore or that bus across mainland Southeast Asia or maybe something always happens in Singapore Grand Prix
Incredible!😃
Amazing! And beautiful.
That was cool....
When bro says yo should try train spotting and you misunderstood so you get up closer than others
aww, I thought you were going to go through the train street and show us from the inside the train perspective.
Health and safety in the UK would have a field day with this one can you imagine this anywhere in Britain 😂 🇬🇧
4:44 Mandatory Bathroom Tour feat. Owen Wilson
😂💯
So much more orderly than the train coming through the market street
That is terrifying. You couldn't pay me enough to go inside this street 😂. Looks really fun though
amazing!
2:36 This is the real Bottle Cap Challenge.
FOLLOW THE STREET TRAIN CJ !!!!