Here it is, episode #1 of my home brewed travel adventure show, “Lost In Paradise”. WooHoo! In this episode I partake in some chillaxin spa services at “Glen Ivy Hot Springs”, check out the band “Thee Swank Bastards” at “The Purple Orchid”, and make some Chi Chi’s for “Drink Of The Week”. Feedback totally appreciated. Mahalo for viewing! Be sure to subscribe for future episodes! Cheers! Glen Ivy Hot Springs: www.glenivy.com The Purple Orchid: www.myspace.com Thee Swank Bastards: www.theeswankbastards.com www.myspace.com In this video they are performing the tune “Night Train”
Part 47 of a 50-part series on Amtrak passenger train travel across America as viewed by an east Texas amateur videographer. This episode: Langtry Texas and the Pecos River, outtakes.
If you like old steam locomotives then Beijing Railway museum is certainly the place to visit. As the Beijing National Film Museum is located near by, it is worthwhile visiting both museums in one day. By David Goorney
Bikaner, ways off the beaten path, in the middle of the Thar Desert of Rajasthan, is home to one of the biggest forts as well as one of the weirdest temples. We only spent two days there, but it was all adventure.
Please expect a reload of this as the quality is totally ruined due to my attempt to cheat the aspect ratio in Premiere. I will also cut out some of the long train scenes as i think 10 minutes of that isn’t all that interesting. But let me know of what you think. Again sorry for the poor video quality. My editing is minimal to accentuate my camera work, I let the clips speak for themselves, this also incorporates the music to carry and bind the video together.
Purchase at — www.greenfrog.com The late Frank W. Schlegel spent considerable time collecting films of steam action in the eastern part of the US His collection is now owned by Harold Brandon. Also included is a portion of film from the collection of Vince Ryan and Jack Alexander, two railfan pioneers. In this fantastic DVD, Green Frog offers you real steam as it was in the 20’s through the 40’s. You’ll see Camelbacks on the Central Railroad of New Jersey, New York Central Steam, steam on the New York Ontario and Western. Reading Railroad, and Delaware and Hudson, plus MORE! Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Approx. Running Time 60 Minutes
