The Complete Sierra DVD Sunday River 4 of 5 (1)
The Sierra portrayed in Mid-century at the Zenith of Steam operations. Locomotives 34, 36, and Articulated 48 with freights that stretch to the horizon. And, of course, 3 and 28 in different colors and road names as each served the movie industry. Dozens of Double-headers and two different Triple-headers.
It covers the foundations on which the Sierra was built: Gold, Timber and Hydro-Power and continues through the period when the railroad became holy grail for makers of Hollywood Westerns and the Mecca of railroad enthusiasts world-wide. The final steam run is shown and the arrivals of the three famous S-12 diesels. it closes with the 104 year old Number 3 as she appears in 1995 to celebrates Modesto's 125th Anniversary.
The Yosemite Valley Railroad, the Hetch-Hetchy, and the Yosemite Short Line are presented in archival black and white stills and elaborate 4 color maps. Their relationship to the Sierra and other rivalries are highlighted. Photographed by John F Kirkland, Glenn Beier, Jim Vail,and Mac Owen
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DVD Item#: | DVD-CS | Runtime: | 1 Hour, 19 Mins ($0.46/min) |
Producer: | Sunday River Productions |
Aspect Ratio: | Full Screen | Shrink Wrapped?: | NO! | Disc Type: | DVD |
Region Code: | 1 US & Canada NTSC |
ITEM NOTES REGARDING THIS PRODUCER- This producer chooses not to shrinkwrap most of their products. All the products we sell are brand new direct from the producer. We never sell used or second-hand products.
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The Complete Sierra DVD Sunday River PCMC (Central California) on 2011-10-25 15:41:44.
Video image quality is good, has been re-mastered for DVD, and is better than the VHS version of this video. Narrator is annoying. His voice is not clear, he has a halting cadence, and he makes some uniformed silly comments. Too bad the narration can't be turned off. Otherwise, excellent video of the Sierra RR.
Additional remarks by PCMC: Narration: A little bit too much. Would kids enjoy this? I doubt it. Image quality: Good. DVD Value: Seemed a little high, but not too bad. Recommend to others? Yes.
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