Carrizo Gorge Part 3: The Goat Canyon Trestle

Ray Dunakin · Apr 18, 2018

This is the third in a short series of documentary videos on the historic, scenic Carrizo Gorge and the San Diego & Arizona Railway line that runs through it. This video explores the area between tunnels #15 and #17, including the famous Goat Canyon Trestle.

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"Sunrise" by Eric Matyas, courtesy of SoundImage.org

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"Inspirational Uplifting Americana" by codemusic

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Inspirational Uplifting Americana

If you missed it, be sure to watch parts one and two of this series:

Joely-Bird · Apr 19, 2018

This was So Interesting! It transports me right back to the moment they were building it! you can just see the 'Old West' as it was! Thanks for sharing, I'll be sure to watch episodes 1 & 2 now! I look forward to seeing more from this channel.

Ray Dunakin · Apr 19, 2018

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

ksmusa · Apr 19, 2018

Ray Dunakin said:
This is the third in a short series of documentary videos on the historic, scenic Carrizo Gorge and the San Diego & Arizona Railway line that runs through it. This video explores the area between tunnels #15 and #17, including the famous Goat Canyon Trestle.

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Music for this video provided by:

"Sunrise" by Eric Matyas, courtesy of SoundImage.org

Soundimage.org

"Inspirational Uplifting Americana" by codemusic

Licensed through AudioJungle

Inspirational Uplifting Americana

If you missed it, be sure to watch parts one and two of this series:

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Lovely videos.

Florida Drone Supply · Apr 19, 2018

Thank You, I just watched all 3 episodes and loved them, well done! I have spent some time in Anza Borrego Desert area and didn't know the history as I do now.