I think a couple of shots of the Canadian Pacific through the Canadian Rockies. One of the Coast Daylight, somewhere. Possibly the Durango/Silverton near the end.
Richard
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I was sent this material shortly before Xmas by some non-fan friends, but theirs was a Power Point presentation. I've never had Excel (have used Lotus since about 1985) so I was unable to open it.
Now that you located it on You Tube for us, It is absolutely beautiful and one of the finest railroad related multimedia presentations I have been privileged to view. Although this material has religious overtones (the friends who sent it to me have a strong religious faith), should you choose, try to think of the material as inspiring, yet non-sectarian.
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The night photography is stunning.....rivaling the great Winston Link.
Gotta admit that the highlight of any Military Tattoo for me is a performance of 'Amazing Grace' with massed bands and BAGPIPES...... ponies entirely optional!
-------------------- David Pressley
Advocating for passenger trains since 1973!
Climbing toward 5,000 posts like the Southwest Chief ascending Raton Pass. Cautiously, not nearly as fast as in the old days, and hoping to avoid premature reroutes. Posts: 4203 | From: Western North Carolina | Registered: Feb 2004
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That photo at :55 is a Talgo during an ice storm. I can't identify the exact location, but based on the fact that it's a single track segment, it's likely somewhere between Everett and Vancouver BC on BNSF or south of Portland on UP.
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