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Railfanning

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I have been obsessed with trains my entire life. As a kid, I played with toy trains for hours on end, and now as an adult, I record the real ones. This gallery will show some of the best railfanning clips I've taken. All of these videos were recorded using a Google Pixel 6a.

BNSF Fakebonnet 737

In December of 2024, I spotted a BNSF Fakebonnet locomotive in Highgrove, CA, right on the edge of Riverside County and San Bernardino County. Locomotives with these paint schemes are very rare, and talked about a lot in the railfanning community.

Southwest Chief 3

In November of 2024, I got the chance to record the Amtrak Southwest Chief at the Downtown Riverside station. I am hardly ever out railfanning during the times when they arrive in my area, so this was a very special catch for me.

Coaster 5001 and 5007

Moving out of the Inland Empire, I happened to catch two different Coaster trains meeting at the Solana Beach Transit Center in June of 2024.

Pacific Electric 717

On September 27, 2014, I recorded the Pacific Electric 717 trolley near the Southern California Railway Museum in Perris, CA. That recording was the first video that I have ever uploaded to YouTube, so I recorded the exact same trolley again for my channel’s 10th anniversary special.

UP local passing under Olivewood Ave in Riverside
01:01
BNSF local reversing onto Perris branch line near Hunter Park
01:46
UP mixed freight train in Cabazon on a VERY windy day
01:46
POV: You are a wig-wag signal
01:01
Swapping engines at the Southern Pacific Showcase
01:31
Pacific Electric 418 re entering the museum
00:21
Pacific Electric 418 departing from museum
00:21
Trolley problem at the Socal Railway Museum
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