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We’re back for another great episode from Handyman Matters in Virginia. In this video, Handyman Matters installs a pocket door, which will help save space in the home and make it more user friendly. As discussed in previous episodes, Steve Simons of Handyman Matters Virginia helps an elderly couple in poor health who are unable to return home until unsafe living conditions and serious repairs to the house are addressed.
Shot in HD for the upcoming video: Unauthorized Biography of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad. This video was shot in 2008 while the tracks through tunnel 2 in American Flat were under construction. This is the very first train to run through the tunnel since the salvage run in 1941. I have recently posted other shots of the actual ballast work, with trains going through the tunnel. This is the first shot. Standing to my left, off camera with his own camera and tripod, was Gare Luce or Geocon, someone who should “just work here” but who instead gets politically involved in indefensible things. More on this in the upcoming Unauthorized Biography of the Virginia and Truckee Blu-Ray / DVD coming out in the next few months. Then we see the owner of the REAL (private company, not government project) Virginia and Truckee Railroad, Tom Gray, walk up to see his train make the first tunnel run. Tom is not paying attention, I have to bug him to get out of the shot. We’ve all gotten mad at railfans in our shots, but I can’t hold this one against him. For more info as the upcoming video progresses, see www.trainarts.com and/or www.virginiaandtruckeerailway.com, my sites dedicated to the process. You can also contact me at jim@virginiaandtruckeerailway.com. The Nevada Commission for the Reconstruction of the Virginia and Truckee Railway is the government agency charged with rebuilding the tracks from Gold Hill to Carson City. Originally budgeted at $10 million, the construction budget is now over $70 million. Their official site is the vtrailway.com site. See their site for a good example of propaganda.
This is a quickly-whipped-out video to show some rough cuts of a cab ride on the Virginia and Truckee #29 steam locomotive, a 2-8-0. We start at Eastgate Siding (aka Dump Road) in Carson City, cross the bridge over highway 50, and run through Mound House up to tunnel 2. Along the way we get an overview of Mound House and Dayton. I have not uploaded anything in a couple weeks, being busy with other projects. I just whipped this one out, there’s no narration or titles. I have included some cuts from “the cutting room floor” that will not make it into a Blu-Ray project I am working on, the Unauthorized Biography of the Virginia and Truckee. In the cab we see Engineer Jerry Hoover and Fireman Ed Gallegos, assisted by pilot-Fireman Jared. Ed, a seasoned fireman on this steam locomotive, is making his first run up the full tracks, so Jared is showing him the ins and outs of the government-sponsored reconstruction tracks from Carson City.
Virginia & Truckee #25 at the nsrm