Take a ride on the Camas Prairie Railroad Second Subdivision from Grangeville to Lapwai, Idaho including complete coverage of Rock Creek and Lapwai Canyons. Riding the rear locomotive gives you a unique perspective of the locomotives as they cross numerous bridges, including famed Half Moon Trestle. Other highlights include switching the grain elevators in Cottonwood, Lawyers Viaduct, numerous tunnels, and more trestles than you can shake a stick at! Plus another camera is capturing the action from the caboose!
Digitally filmed in 1998.
Fullscreen (4:3) DVD format.
Run time 82 minutes.
Natural sound and music on Audio Track 1.
Natural sound on Audio Track 2.
Music only on Audio Track 3.
Location Subtitle on-off option.
Digitally filmed in 1998.
Fullscreen (4:3) DVD format.
Run time 82 minutes.
Natural sound and music on Audio Track 1.
Natural sound on Audio Track 2.
Music only on Audio Track 3.
Location Subtitle on-off option.
Customer Reviews
👍 1 found this helpful
- 5 of 5
Just finished watching this very fine video of the BN on the 2nd sub-division. The video is really high quality and the music was pretty good to listen to. There are some comments by the narrator and labels of towns, tunnels and bridges are added as the train passes by them, but mostly this is a cab and caboose ride video. You hear the sounds of the dynamics working hard, wheels clicking across the rail joints as the train travels from Grangeville, descends into Lapwai Canyon and finishes at Lapwai. There's nice switching action at Cottonwood and Reubens. My only knock on this, is I wish there was more comments from the narrator and labels when passing by historical locations and all bridges. Overall, this is a must for all fans of the CSP fans...
Additional comments:
Narration: Could have used more.
Would kids enjoy this? Maybe.
Image quality: Excellent!
Value: Good value.
Recommend? Definitely.
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- 2 of 5
This is a magnificent place... but I didn't have any other information as maps or any other observations. In fact, doesn't exist any information in the video. It is as a video done by yourself.
Additional comments:
Narration: No narration.
Would kids enjoy this? Maybe.
Image quality: Good.
Value: Seemed a little high.
Recommend? Only if really interested.
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