In this Nearly 25 year old Program from 1994 or 1995, The show starts with the beautiful scenery of the 2 bridges, a camp, an extremely old 1808 photograph of Simon Fraser, as well as more scenes of the mountains, and muddy waters. Not to mention rocks and cliffs. Followed by a 3 unit freight leaving the tunnel and over the muddy waters. A look at the 2 block signal is shown. Next a wide look at Kamloops BC. Starting with CP�s yard as a 2 unit lash up is stopping for a crew change, then comes chopped nosed GP9R 1579 waiting to move back and forth around the yard. With a fresh crew about, the loaded train gets underway. Across the Thompson river, an eastbound CN train slows down and stops at a red signal for a meet at an S curve. This westbound mixed train is being led by engine 2436, and it�s unidentified sister unit. The majority of this program shows a parade of CN & CP Operations which includes a look alongside the Thompson River Canyon routes, a look at the unique Over and Under Bridges With CN on the Higher Track, and CP Over the River as it enters and exits the tunnel in both directions, Plus a decent Variety of Motive power From SD40-2's and wide cab SD40-2F's, to CN's GP40-2LW's. At Boston Bar, a full uncut look at one of the CN Freights arrives for a crew change stop, then it leaves the station. From Boston Bar to Yale, a cab ride is included. Leaving the yard we hear some commentary from the crew � which continues throughout the segment. Our unit leaves one of the rock sheds, and passes by the air tram cables. Then it enters and exits another tunnel, then another, and it also passes by the siding. The locomotive that the camera crew rode in the cab is GF-638B #5543. The program comes to a close as a 3 unit lash up leaves the 1908 tunnel on the CP line. There is also a look at the Elevated Tram cars from inside and on the ground as well. We are not sure why the filter for the cab ride segment is in a blue tint, but at least the scenery and audio for this segment is decent. All in all, Good Program, Decent Diesels, and the western canadian scenery looks splendid as always.

Additional remarks by Steamboy:
Narration: Could have used more.
Would kids enjoy this? Yes.
Image quality: Good.
DVD Value:: Fair.
Recommend to others? Definitely.