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Santa Fe 4-8-4 Steam Locomotive #3751 High Speed Pass

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Uploaded by on May 5, 2010

This is an unedited video shot in 1080p of the AT&SF Steam Locomotive 3751 doing a high speed pass. It was taken on May 2, 2010, at the Carlsbad, CA, Poinsettia Station.
My six year old son is with me and you can hear me in the video telling him to keep low as the train is about to steam through the station at 60mph. My wife and daughter are on board in the full dome car (4th car from the end). We rode the train that day from Downtown San Diego to Oceanside, California.
A Canon 7D with a Canon EF-S 10-22mm lens was used to take the video.

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  • I can't believe it's almost been a year since I shot this video! Does anybody know when she is coming back to San Diego County?

    Thanks for all of the nice compliments on the video!

    TheSanDiegoGuy

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  • @18tangles thats nuts!!! its awesome!!! but nuts!!!!

  • @Dauphinpilot apparently on the run from kansas city west they were allowed to run90/100 mph what a trip that would be.Nothing like them here in Australia Our most famous the 3801 has less then half the power of this one. Arent they great/

  • that was absolutely fantastic Thank you

  • Wowwzers

  • watching that pass, you get an idea what it was like to watch one of the high speed expresses pass in the golden age of steam. great catch

  • I love these, my great grandfather was a conductor on one and the one he was on is on display in the city of Gladstone, MI.

  • Love It!!!

  • @TheSanDiegoGuy check their website! san bernardino rr historical society

  • @TheSteelersrock1010 Union Pacific and other railroads had steam locomotives that could run 120 m.p.h. England's A4 "Mallard" had the official top speed record of 126 m.p.h., however there have been unofficial speeds here in the U.S. that are faster :-)

  • This one great Baldwin Steamer and know about this one, I was a Fireman and Engineer on her from 1947 to 1950. I remember when the conversion was made to run on Coal Oil. One great memory.

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