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Driving off the ferry at Orcas Island to Eastsound, August 3, 2019. Road trip movie adventure.
Come along as we drive off the ferry at Orcas Landing to Eastsound, on August 3, 2019.
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The Glory Years Of Walter Williams
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Memories of the amazing Walter Williams!
A drive through the farming town of Waterville, Washington
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A short video of a drive through Waterville, Washington on September 24, 2023.
Amtrak Train 14 heading north in California, June 16, 2019
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Here is a video I shot from my room on a sleeper car aboard Amtrak train 14 heading north out of Los Angeles. I am not a professional videographer as can be seen from the video... I had the camera set to ultra wide so the fisheye effect is either cool or not depending on your perspective. But I thought I would share it and see what the reaction was. I highly recommend taking the Amtrak Coast St...
North on the Seattle Highway 99 Viaduct on January 11, 2019, the last day it was open to traffic
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This is a video I took driving on the Seattle Highway 99 Viaduct going north from SeaTac to Ballard on January 11, 2019, the last day traffic was allowed to travel on the viaduct.
Boarding Xiamen Airlines 787-8 Seattle-Shenzhen, December 7, 2016 Business Class to China
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I left the camera around my neck as I boarded the Xiamen Airlines flight from Seattle to Shenzhen, China, and filmed the experience of being greeted and helped to my seat.
SS Virginia V steam engine at speed
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Here is a video of the steam engine aboard the SS Virginia V at speed crossing Puget Sound. I filmed this on August 29, 2020.
Dweezil Zappa Guitar Solo Seattle Neptune Theater April 2017 50 Years of Frank Tour
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Here's a guitar solo played by the masterful Dweezil Zappa recorded in Seattle in April, 2017. I can't think of a better guitar player anywhere that I'd rather see in concert than this man, playing the music of his father, Frank Zappa.
View from Amtrak Train 14 The Coast Starlight near Turner, Oregon on the way to Portland and Seattle
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The view I saw while looking out from the aft most coach class car on the Amtrak Coast Starlight Train 14 near Turner, Oregon, traveling from Los Angeles northbound to Seattle on June 16, 2019.
2017 PSPCS Kent Commons Camera Swap Meet
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Here is a walkthrough of the biggest camera swap meet on the US West Coast.
Delta Airlines Landing at London Heathrow from Seattle, WA on November 15, 2015 Boeing 767-300ER
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This is a film of the landing at London Heathrow Airport on November 15, 2015. Taken on a Boeing 767-300ER flight from Seattle. We spent about 12 minutes in a circular holding pattern before descending down through the clouds. The film begins with the descent.
Delta Airlines Takeoff from London Heathrow Airport November 25, 2015 Boeing 767-300ER
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Film of the takeoff from London Heathrow Airport on board a Delta Airlines Boeing 767 300ER flying to Seattle, WA, on November 25th, 2015.
Boeing B-29 FiFi Engine Start Paine Field Everett, WA 7-5-2014
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Here is the worlds last flying Boeing B-29 during engine start. Filmed at Paine Field in Everett, WA on July 5, 2014.
Freight train heading south out of Seattle, May 25, 2013
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This is a video I took from my car as a freight train passed in front of me.
1986 Summer Osaka Japan Tenjin Matsuri Festival Japanese TV
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This is a recording of TV Osaka's coverage of the 370th Annual Tenjin Matsuri Festival in Osaka, Japan made in July, 1986.
Kyoto to Maibara Japan Train Cab Video HD
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Kyoto to Maibara Japan Train Cab Video HD
Zappa Plays Zappa What's New in Baltimore Guitar Solo Neptune Theater Seattle 1-30-2014
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Zappa Plays Zappa What's New in Baltimore Guitar Solo Neptune Theater Seattle 1-30-2014
Zappa Plays Zappa Dweezil Guitar Solo Gibson SG Neptune Theater Seattle 1-30-2014
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Zappa Plays Zappa Dweezil Guitar Solo Gibson SG Neptune Theater Seattle 1-30-2014
Zappa Plays Zappa Seattle Neptune Theater 1-30-2014 Black Page
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Zappa Plays Zappa Seattle Neptune Theater 1-30-2014 Black Page
Zappa Plays Zappa Audience Participation The Black Page Seattle Neptune Theater 1-30-2014
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Zappa Plays Zappa Audience Participation The Black Page Seattle Neptune Theater 1-30-2014
Main Deck Hotel Corridor Walk on the RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach, California, November, 2013
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Main Deck Hotel Corridor Walk on the RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach, California, November, 2013
Richard Talmy Amtrak Coast Starlight Pacific Parlour Car Train 14 11-2004
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Richard Talmy Amtrak Coast Starlight Pacific Parlour Car Train 14 11-2004
RMS Queen Mary Hotel A and B Deck Corridor Walk Long Beach
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RMS Queen Mary Hotel A and B Deck Corridor Walk Long Beach
A ride in a 1970 VW Squareback taken in 1994
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A ride in a 1970 VW Squareback taken in 1994
The DC-3 The Plane That Changed The World. Broadcast by Public Television in 1985.
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The DC-3 The Plane That Changed The World. Broadcast by Public Television in 1985.
United Airlines 777-200 Approach and Landing at San Francisco International Airport SFO Runway 28L
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United Airlines 777-200 Approach and Landing at San Francisco International Airport SFO Runway 28L
Wim Wenders in Rome during filming of Until The End Of The World
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Wim Wenders in Rome during filming of Until The End Of The World
Until The End Of The World A Film By Wim Wenders European Trailer
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Until The End Of The World A Film By Wim Wenders European Trailer
KOSHIEN STADIUM AUGUST 1986 HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP JAPAN BASEBALL GAME
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KOSHIEN STADIUM AUGUST 1986 HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP JAPAN BASEBALL GAME
SANMA NO GOMENNE WAGAMMADE TV OSAKA JAPAN 1986
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SANMA NO GOMENNE WAGAMMADE TV OSAKA JAPAN 1986
All these guys must be like 60 yo today, that's crazy.
Not really. Time flies son.
Great memories of a wonderul times.
Osaka
Thanks for this!
Today May 1, 2024 watching from Brazil 🇧🇷👋🏼 11 years
That is a C-47.
Thank you for giving tripot to Enra.
Oj oj, kamera powinna być ustawiona na podszybiu tak, że by widziała tylko tory a nie wycieraczki, ramy, drzwi i maszynistę. Słabo.
The lack of horns is amazing. Japan has mastered the art of Railways.
I, an Indonesian would like to thank you for giving a good tripod for Enra. How thoughtful you are. God bless you.
So much more relaxing than going everywhere by TGV or similar.
Nice to get cab footage. Hello from NZ
Excellent upload. Lovely JR trains.👍
Like the Spitfire, a thing of lasting beauty. Flew Auckland to Wellington several times as a commercial passenger. Just read some of this planes history, such as fitting an odd wing to fly out from a jungle crash. I have seen a DC3 being used for aerial fertilising, landing and taking off from an ordinary paddock. My clearest, long lasting memory is the oil oozing out of the wing rivets and knowing it’s just fine.
通称琵琶湖線だね。
京都競馬場の帰り、東福寺駅近くのラーメン屋で腹ごしらえして帰った日を思い出す。山科から地下鉄で四条まで行き、京阪に乗り換えるルートもある。
Buffalo Airlines used DC3s in Yellownife Canada
It's been 10 years but still watching in 2023❤️
In 1957 I had the honor of being assigned to fly as radio operator (Morris code days) on a US Navy R4D-8 serial #12437, which was the Navy designation for the DC-3. My flights were around Europe carrying cargo and mail to and from Navy establishments. The Brits referred to the plane as a Super Dakota. We had two assigned to our squadron.
What happened to all your golf content ? Really enjoyed it did you remove it or youtube ?
thanks for this!
May I use this for my trailer???
great work love from Bangladesh
Still doing fine commercially almost 90 years after originally created. My 1st flying experience when I was ~7 y/o 63 years ago. And I also believe my last just about a year ago.
Awesome trip, love the many Cherrie blossoms along the railway line. That must be a very busy line as the signals are very close together. Great video.
Thank you for posting this. We visited Japan for a fortnight around six years ago; but used the Skinkansen to get round. Anb d we certainly didn't see Japan during 'blossom-time'. This is lovely.
To think most of these players are now in their 50's.
This must be one the many run down parts of Japan that we do not see very often. Probably the most depressing video I have seen up to now.
Clearly you’ve never spent much time in Japan…the scenery here is very typical suburban homes and land and not at all run down.
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If I see my blood just stressed your gone Ien
Over-engineered by x4 factor. Truly, they don’t make ‘‘em like that anymore! Flying past the sun setting on the horizon.
Enjoy Train Japan. Guys.
Today's DC-3 was Buffalo Airways in Northwest Territories which is popular on the episode Ice Pilots NWT with Buffalo Joe and the team which is still used today for cargo from Yellowknife and Hay River to the remote locations mostly First Nations in the NWT and Nunavut but also in Manitoba as well
I agree
I’ve been in wakayama 2x I’ve never ride a train to Osaka always the paid highway and sometimes the old road thank you for posting arigato 🙏🙏👍👍
Any chance of some more golf?
with some of the inclines those trains go up they must have an amazing traction system. and to the people who have replied on here that have travelled on the line. are they expensive trips. what would it cost to go from Wakayama to Osaka.
Long before the now ubiquitous C-130, there was the DC-3, and it's easy to see how the essential design elements of the Dakota inspired the Hercules. Rugged, adaptable, and easily maintained. It's not a stretch to say that plane was instrumental in the outcome of WW2. Soon that design will be a century old and it's still amazing, and FLYING!
Was it metro-train? Speed seems much much slow!
Dattabeyo
Nice airplane, I worked in this plane
Had a pint or two in there, as recent as 2019..
I got to fly with Salair crews many times on the cargo run between PDX and GEG, both on DC-3s and on the Convair-440s. I wish I could relive those days.
An interesting video in the same mood : czcams.com/video/gl-udaqKsDw/video.html
What a great video! This is just a de Deja vu. I walk these hallways day and night, up and down, left and right every day! I was working in the room service for 4 long years and I loved it. Our Christmas party is always in the hotel. What a fun time and that was 40 years ago can you believe it? Too bad it's close for now.
Does anyone else expect to see Godzilla's foot at anytime?
An interesting video in the same mood : czcams.com/video/gl-udaqKsDw/video.html
Thank you, very nice video of beautiful countryside. That train horn sounds like someone is choking a duck!
nice video
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I visited the Queen Mary ship a couple times, before, when I was a kid, and I couldn’t believe how long the hallways were! I had thought they were so long, that it reminded me of when you face two mirrors together, and creates that “infinity” effect! That’s what the hallway looked like to me!
I got kicked off this exact train on that day
Why?
@@Cal90208 In June 2019, I took a major Amtrak trip all the way to New York City to celebrate my graduation in which my first leg was from Davis to Portland intended to arrive there on June 16th, then Portland to Chicago via Seattle, then Chicago to NYC. During the first leg, while the train was stopped at Eugene, OR passengers were able to step off the train to stretch their legs (or smoke a cigarette) like usual, however, we were sitting there longer than we expected. During the stop, I said the the assistant conductor (a young guy named AJ who appeared to be in his early 20s) “Are we just going to sit here all day, or are we going to get out of here?”. He told me to be patient, but during that same stop, needing something to fidget with, I reached under the train, got a rock and placed it on the track under the exterior wheels of one of the train cars. A few minutes later, the head conductor (David) yelled at me to “get over here” and he sternly told me that that’s a federal offense (tampering with a train or rail equipment) sounding pretty upset with me and he believed that I was trying to derail the entire train (which I wasn’t). When he asked for my name and where I was going, he said “I’ll remember that name”. After we left Eugene, I was in the Dining Car and while waiting for my food, AJ the assistant conductor saw me and told me to come with him saying his conductor wanted to have a word me. I walked with him, he told me to collect all my stuff from my sleeping car room, then follow him. AJ walked me down to the staff sleeper, the very first car on the train where both him and David told me that they were going to kick me off the train at the next stop, Albany, OR for my behavior which included being rude to staff (asking about whether or not we would be leaving Eugene) as well as for putting a rock on the track which according to AJ is a “big ass NO”. He said that when the train reached Albany in a few minutes, they were going to dump me off the train immediately, no questions asked and that if I wanted to continue up to Portland, I would be required to pay for another ticket. As AJ was escorting me off, he asked me “you want to work for the railroad one day?”. I said no, then he said “good, ‘cause I’ll make sure you never get hired”. I was worried about saying yes, which is true (I do want to eventually work for Amtrak). The other conductor also threatened to have this reported to corporate headquarters in Washington, D.C., so I exited the train in Albany. AJ told the station agent about what happened, and then whoosh! They were out of there, leaving me stranded in Albany. That was the most shameful Amtrak-related moment of my life because I was kicked off a train and given indication by two angry staff members that I would never be able to work for Amtrak now that this happened. I went inside and talked to the station agent, I bought another ticket for an Amtrak bus to take me the rest of the way to Portland, and the station agent assured me that I would be fine as long as I minded my manners and talk to Amtrak staff respectfully. I took the rest of my trip without incident. Some important things I wondered about this were: 1) I’ve seen rocks get crushed by trains on CZcams and all that happens is, the rock gets crushed to pieces, but that doesn’t do a thing to the train, so I’m not exactly sure why they were concerned about me trying to derail the train, and I don’t understand why they were so mad. 2) Why wouldn’t they just give me a warning first instead of kicking me off the train on the first offense? If I had been able to explain, they would probably not have been compelled to kick me off. 3) I’ve worked in customer service for a while now. At the time, I was employed at a local Taco Bell in Davis, CA where we’ve had a number of rude customers, but we never kicked them out of the store for being rude and if we ever kicked anyone out of the store, it would have been because we asked them more than once to stop doing what they were doing to disturb our business, and Amtrak unfortunately has had rude staff working on the trains, so I don’t understand why they would tolerate rude staff, but not rude passengers, or why being rude would be a depending factor of me being kicked off the train. I also don’t understand how it’s rude to ask “are we just going to sit here all day, or are we going to get out of here?”. 4) If you were an Amtrak conductor, would you ever kick a passenger off the train for something like that, or would you give a warning first? Please give your thoughts
@@coleallen3895 Unfortunately Amtrak has some very terrible employees such as those. Now while I would not have advised you to mess with the rock (I personally wouldn’t do that) I don’t think it was nearly enough to get kicked off. Amtrak really needs to work on their customer service. And I doubt they’d be able to make you aren’t hired.