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Our goal is to capture the “living history” of the craft, the technology and the dedicated people who make the trains run.
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Southern Pacific’s legendary Shasta Division was an important and challenging portion of the I-5 Corridor carrying traffic between Los Angeles and Seattle. Today it remains a vital link to the Pacific Northwest for the Union Pacific. In this program, we will cover nearly 170 miles of this amazing line between Redding, California and Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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Union Pacific’s Cascade Sub Part I: Eugene to Cascade Summit
In this premiere release from 7idea Productions, you’ll travel through Oregon’s scenic Cascade Mountain Range along the former Southern Pacific line. Now operated by the Union Pacific, the Cascade Line is still a vital link between the Pacific Northwest and California. Part I of this two-part video series covers the 113 miles of track between Eugene, Oregon and Cascade Summit. The railroad climbs 4,422 feet in elevation in the process. Railroaders refer to this line as “The Hill” and you will see why. Click here to read more! |
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Union Pacific’s Cascade Sub Part II: Cascade Summit to Klamath Falls
This DVD features big time railroading in the high country of Southern Oregon in all seasons! You’ll see trains rolling through near white-out conditions on “The Hill.” Watch a Pike M-2 ballast regulator clearing snow from the right-of-way near Kirk and some beautiful snow scenes on the east side of the Cascades. At Chemult, BNSF traffic mixes with the UP via trackage rights to Klamath Falls and you’ll see a great variety of power including SD40-2’s still in Cascade Green. Click here to read more!
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AVAILABLE NOW!!! Buy both and save!
Union Pacific’s Cascade Sub Part I and II cover the entire 220 mile crew district between Eugene and Klamath Falls, Oregon. Get ready for nearly 4 hours of nonstop action! Shot over a 4 year period through all seasons and all types of weather, this video set belongs in every railfan’s collection!
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