TTV 023 Canadian Pacific Empress Steam Engine 2816, World’s Longest HO Train Record, News & Events
Episode 23 of TrainTalk.TV We shot Time Lapse Video, High Speed Video and some good old HD video of CP’s 2816 on the first run of 2011, from Calgary to just before Claresholm, Alberta. Follow the link below to see where else 2816 will visit this summer. www8.cpr.ca Nate Galluppi is preparing a documentary of Wilmington Railroad Museums’ successfull World’s Longest Model Train run last month. He followed them from the very beginning and all the way through the process. We show you some of the trailer for the documentary in the epsiode, but here is his full trailer. vimeo.com A few items from our News feed. Jamaican Mayor tries to save his towns railway heritage. www.jamaicaobserver.com California High Speed Rail, A train to Somewhere. www.bakersfield.com Strating the most Northerly Railroad in the world, on Baffin Island. www.ctv.ca The most punctual Railroad in Britain. www.mayorwatch.co.uk Check out all the current Train, RailRoad and Model Railroad News at www.TrainTalk.TV A few items from our Railway Weekender. Victoria day in Canada at the West Coast Railway Association www.wcra.org Memorial Day in Nevada at the Nevada Northern Railway. http Father’s day is coming! Get the free iPhone App or Android App and get all your train new and events delivered to the palm of your hand. Informtaion: www.TrainTalk.tv iPhone App: itunes.apple.com Andriod App: market.android.com Railroad Events for this weekend are posted on the Events Page on our website. www.TrainTalk.TV Did we …
World Series Of Poker 2011 Episode 18 The Main Event – 2/4 WSOP
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World Series Of Poker 2011 Episode 8 The Main Event – 1/4 WSOP HD
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