I happened upon this at 4:00 this morning
This is the full program of the ‘Clinchfield Challenger’ trip in the early Nineties, well worth watching. Note that while you have to click the link to watch it on YouTube, it is the full-length version.
There are other shows at full length, uploaded about two weeks ago. Here is another example, involving the Northeast Corridor between New York and Philadelphia:
I think this is to be commended and supported.
I noticed this last week. C Vision also has lots of good videos on You Tube.
Don’t let the black box fool you, click on the “Watch on YouTube” part and it will pop up.
(Along with some commercials but they’re tolerable! 
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Starting at 7:04 in the NY-Phila video we’re in Tower A, with its traditional board and machine, and a newer board. So far I haven’t figured the new one out. All four NY Penn towers were still alive in 1992?
(Turns out PSCC took over the four towers in Oct 1994.)
Oh my, I just watched the Northeast Corridor video and what a time capsule it is. An interesting time capsule, some things have changed and others not so much.
It’s ironic, back in 1992 when this video was released I had no interest, it was just too contemporary for this steam freak. But NOW it’s an interesting trip back 33 years. Where did those years go?
I watched Powder River King Coal this morning on You Tube. I have a VHS copy
but my last VHS player bit the dirt years ago😬. I’ve also watched their Street Running video, which I also have on VHS☹️. Get You Tube premium, no stinking ads.