HD: San Bernardino, Cajon, Los Angeles, and Mojave Subdivision Railfanning in August 2015

• published: 21 Aug 2015
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http://www.z-trains.com Watch in HD! Over the past week I've made several trips out to the subdivisions surrounding Riverside for one purpose, catching the first ever BNSF ET44c4's to lead into the LA Basin! As far as I know I have the first video of a BNSF ET44c4 leading a train, ever. Anyways, the first two to come down from Chicago beat me to Victorville, so I had to backtrack to Verdemont where I caught the train drifting downgrade into the siding at Ono, where it would sit for a few hours. I broke e off my chase there, and didn't go out again until the next, when I went into the LA Basin for some Errands. While on that trip, I managed to get several trains on both the San Bernardino and Los Angeles subdivisions, including my first (and last) visits to Fullerton, ever. The next day, I received word that UP 1988 was heading west on a I-HOLA, so I went over to Pechappa to get the westbound train through the cut. I then dodged fire and traffic to get the train again at Pico Rivera, passing over the San Gabriel River Bridge. Nice seeing you there Snuffy. Lastly, over the past three days two different ET44c4's have lead westbound Los Angeles-bound intermodal trains across the Cajon and San Bernardino subdivisions, and I managed to catch both heading through the scenic areas of the pass. For more great photos and videos, visit http://www.z-trains.com, and be sure to subscribe to me here on YouTube!