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Title.........................: Great.Scenic.Railways.175.Years.S01E01.New.England.PDTV.XviD-OCTi

Release Date..................: 2010-04-02

Channel.......................: Travel Channel

Source........................: DVB-S

Video.........................: XVID

Video Bitrate.................: 904 kbit/s 2pass VBR

Resolution....................: 576 x 432

Aspect Ratio..................: 4:3

Frame Rate....................: 25.000

Audio.........................: VBR MP3 @ 48000 Hz

Audio Bitrate.................: 128 kbps

Size..........................: 175MB (13x15MB)

Runtime.......................: 23 mins 32 secs



Genre.........................: Documentary

Language......................: English

Subs..........................: Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish

URL...........................: http://www.gsrj.com/

URL...........................: http://www.travelchanneltv.eu/series-info.asp?series=Great%20Scenic%20Railways%20-%20175%20Years&ID=1291&episode=1#1



Description...................: David hosts the show from the famed Railroad Museum of

Pennsylvania, which boasts one of the largest indoor collections

of railroad equipment in the United States. Our travels begin From

the North Creek Depot of the Upper Hudson River Railroad in New

York. Here, Vice President Theodore Roosevelt learned he was to

become President after the death of President William McKinley.

This line was built as transportation to what was hoped to become

the Central Park of the World in the Adirondack Mountains,

establishing the first railroad built solely to create a tourist

industry. The glories of the East continue to be featured from

aboard the Green Mountain Flyer through the Vermont countryside.

It travels along the banks of the Connecticut River. This line is

still a major freight hauler and passengers regularly see freight

trains pass by the historic Bellows Falls station as they await

the daily Amtrak train.