Okay, so here is the second shot. Again, as the train sped by the town of Engen, I just let the shutter continue clicking until it wanted to stop. I didn't control it. It had a mind of its own. I think it clicked six or seven times. I can't recall because it was not a consistent set of clicks. However, I turned the camera as we went by in an attempt to keep it focused on the same place. Total guess - it was all too fast to plan and focus on any particular specific point.
This town is not as long as it looks. The right 50% of the shot actually consists of a repeat three times. The shade of the houses goes from lighter to darker depending on the angle of the train at the second the shot was snapped.
Well some day you'll find the "real" reason your phone can do this! 8^)