Tehachapi, CA "Under The Train" Shot With "Shave & Haircut"

[MySweetgrass]

That's really cool! Thanks for that!

[GregInCalifornia]

@MySweetgrass  :-)

[juvmol]

i wonder why my coment 11 monts ago was removed or if i did it?? mmhhh??

[GregInCalifornia]

@juvmol: I have never removed any comments.  But thanks for returning to my channel!

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[MoPacBoy]

Awsome!

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[RyanSamuelBarry]

awesome! love the horn!

[GregInCalifornia]

Yeah, thanks!

[Nitrousoxidefast]

i have one of those horns. they are so fun.

[MattMiz03]

Hey man, thanks so much for subscribing! You're the first to do so!! If you have any musical requests, I will do my best to fulfill them!

By the way, this video is very fun, and kind of scary! haha.

-Miz

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks! As you can probably tell from the video, the "secret" is: 1)turn on the camera 2)place it next to the track 3)hide somewhere nearby so the engineer doesn't see you!

[TheGondorian]

cool with shave and a haircut!

[C60AC]

power move?

[GregInCalifornia]

yes

[Normanczek]

Sounds like the Langoliers from afar.

[saffrongirl]

hi, that was fun,to see from under the train.

i did wonder what that would be like when i was a kid.

i liked ! I'll do it again.

Fun.

Saffrongirl

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[newearthnow]

Awesome shot - i enjoyed the begining too it was quite peaceful watching the sun-rise(i think) - when I could see/hear the train getting closer even though it is on a computer screen my brain got a little nervous, lol

also cool to see video of real trains and model trains back to back.

btw I just discovered your videos because you made a comment on my "what is xmas" video from my other youtube channel "OurPerspectives" -- thanks!

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[Bobcatonline]

That's a helluva shot. Camera OK?

[GregInCalifornia]

Camera is fine. Brian (amtk122) told me how to do this: you support the camera with small rocks around it. Or ... you can invent your own method ... for example, attaching your camera to a brick with rubber bands.

[Bobcatonline]

That's a useful tip. The Brian you mentioned - would that be the one-time BRIANAmtrak? He's got loads of experience.

[GregInCalifornia]

Yes, that's him.

[wizart49]

wow great job. if i ever do anything like that it would have to be with an old camera.

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[railfancody]

wow! Your brave, I wouldn't risk it!

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[TezJ16]

Excellent video! Ive always wanted to try this shot but Im too afraid to do it. Nice shave and a haircut!

[GregInCalifornia]

Thanks!

[GregInCalifornia]

Brian, thanks for telling me how to do this shot!