Today we’re on the road! We’ve got to get from the West Coast of the Unites States to the East Coast, and then the train has to take to the skies to cross the Atlantic Ocean for our next destination!
This means we ave a day to rest, enjoy the amenities on the rain (movies downstairs in a few cars, wine tastings in the parlor car, exquisite meals in the dining car — we even have a game car!)
There are also plenty of places to sit together and watch the world zoom by as you chat with your fellow travelers.
So please, share your stories during this down time! Have you traveled on trains before? Or do you prefer to travel by care, plane, boat, bike, foot…? Where is the coolest place you’ve been? What kind of things do you like to do when you travel? Tell your tales!
I am finding my way on the meandering, twisting path of life, constantly surprised by what’s around the next bend. Working to embrace and face the challenges inherent with following your dreams, and writing the journey. A writer and dreamer, historian and theologian, academic and fantasy-world-creator, genealogist and gluten-free baker, crafter and reader, poet and life-long learner, MLIS student constantly questioning and occasionally irreverent.
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I have two favorite places…Florence Italy and Edinburgh Scotland. Florence was a dream come true. I studied architecture in college so it was a real treat to see what I studied in books in person. When I visited Scotland, the town and people were so warm and welcoming it left a really great memory in my heart.
I have two favorite places…Florence Italy and Edinburgh Scotland. Florence was a dream come true. I studied architecture in college so it was a real treat to see what I studied in books in person. When I visited Scotland, the town and people were so warm and welcoming it left a really great memory in my heart.
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Wow, I would LOVE to go to either place!
Be sure to check out the blog tomorrow — I’ve got a guest post you might like! 😉
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