(HD) UP 844 (9-15-10) Train in the Columbia River Gorge

Union Pacific 844 on the way to The Dalles and then to the Pendleton Round-Up a rodeo held in Pendleton, Oregon, United States, during the second full week of September each year, since 1910. The 100th anniversary. The rodeo brings roughly 50,000 people every year to the city of Pendleton. The Pendleton Round-Up is a member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) If you like my videos, rate, comment and subscribe to my channel (Canon Vixia)
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[MSSpenceProductions]

You make great videos! Keep it up!

Also, nice camcorder. What Kind?

Please Reply!

Thanks MSSpenceProductions

[ervans]

@MSSpenceProductions Thanks, a Canon Vixia HG20

[bcschmerker]

Nicely done on the chug-by vid. BTW, which highway beside the railroad right-of-way, and who was the original owner (presumably since purchased by the UP) of the tracks?

[ervans]

@bcschmerker US Highway 84 and I think Southern Pacific

[FrogBoyMO]

A steam train in the year 2010. Cool!

[ervans]

@FrogBoyMO Thanks

[indiantrains]

extra ordinary beautiful video with lovely scenery...........5*****

[DjSuperSou1]

@46Nailik nope. steam engines are the most efficient one.

[bswwsb1]

Love the mountains

[bcschmerker]

@ervans I actually suspect it was the Western Pacific, which was known to operate in Washington State. As I understand things, the SP didn't get farther north than Oregon, via he Northwestern Pacific and/or Nevada, California & Oregon subsidiary roads.

[shadowboy24121995]

@46Nailik Well,ok.What is the name of the lake in the background?It looks familiar!

[46Nailik]

@shadowboy24121995 I would say that Electric locomotives/trains are the most efficient and of course the fastest ones