China - 17 minutes - one train ! QJs over the JingPeng Pass in 2003
A pair of QJ class 2-10-2s makes its way up the mountain pass from Jingpeng. The train can be watched and filmed from one location for around 40 minutes continuously. This sequence is over 17 minutes long, following the train as it winds its way up the pass, over bridges and through a tunnel. Filmed in March 2003.
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