Great Scenic Railways 175 Years S01E02 Mid-Atlantic PDTV XviD-OC

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Title.........................: Great.Scenic.Railways.175.Years.S01E02.Mid-Atlantic.PDTV.XviD-OCTi

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

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

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

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

Video Bitrate.................: 936 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.......................: 22 mins 48 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=2#2



Description...................: Across the street from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania is the

Historic Strasburg Rail Road. The Strasburg remains much the same

as it was back when it was created in 1832. Its steam engines and

refurbished coaches take passengers through Pennsylvania's

beautiful Amish countryside on the oldest continuing short-line

railroad in North America. We venture next to the Allegheny

Mountains of Maryland, home to the Western Maryland Scenic

Railroad. Here riders can become a part of moving history as they

are transported by the largest Baldwin 2-8-0-type steam engine in

existence as it ascends 1,300 feet to Frostburg. Along the way you

travel through the 914-foot long Brush Tunnel and by Bone Cave,

where remains of prehistoric saber tooth cats and mastodons were

unearthed during the building of the line. The logging and coal

industry developed most of the railroads in West Virginia.