A special Thursday treat for you - the Delaware Valley Hi Railers video in high definition. It’s a big file, but well worth the download. The high resolution 1280×720 format gives you a better opportunity to appreciate all the attention to detail in the ‘Railers enormous three-rail O-gauge setup at the Great Train Expo in Reading, PA last month. I’ve watched this video a dozen times, and every time I discover something new. (We originally published this clip in 400×225 a few weeks ago.)
It’s especially appropriate that we post this high definition version, as we met some Hi Railers who shoot in high def as well. (We had a nice chat about that.) Here’s sending a big shout out to all the Hi Railers, and best wishes as they prepare for their next big setup.
NOTE TO READERS: If you’re into the high def thing, check out this interview with Janelle Wolfe shot on the Comcast Tonight set.
–Dan
December 20th, 2008 | Posted in High Definition Video, Recreation | No Comments
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Doylestown, PA based singer-songwriter Christy Jefferson is no stranger to Berks County. She is a 2002 graduate of Kutztown University, has performed with another favorite local musician, Jolene, and frequenty performs in various venues around the county, including a recent gig at Berties Inn in Exeter Township.
Christy sat down with us prior to her performance at Berties and explained her background in music and described her musical style and inspirations.
Watch Berks.TV for another segment featuring Christy where she tells us her plans for the future, describes what it was like opening for Kansas, and even reveals how Joni Mitchell got her out of a speeding ticket.
Christy is scheduled to return to Berties Inn on June 16. For more information about Christy, visit her website at www.ChristyJefferson.com.
December 19th, 2008 | Posted in Music | 1 Comment
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A few weeks ago we posted a segment with Charlie Schaffer and Carl Zeplin and another one featuring Bonnie Wren. The same night we interviewed these three local musicians, the three of them teamed up for a rendition of “Bye, Bye Blackbird.”
Enjoy!
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December 18th, 2008 | Posted in Music | No Comments
