Have you ever traveled by passenger (not commuter) train? Where did you go and what were the circumstances?
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Yes, I have traveled back and forth from Atlanta to Los Angeles twice.
I had plenty of time and I just did not want to fly.
.-= sunny´s last blog ..I don’t have to talk to that bitch…. =-.
I have traveled from Georgia to California and back.
Ooo, Sunny, maybe we were on the train at the same time.
I was visiting friends and they convinced me traveling by train was relaxing. They were right.
.-= Kolliope´s last blog ..I Didn’t Mean to Steal your Blog =-.
A few places. The most recent was in central Europe (Germany, Switzerland, Italy). It was a vacation.
LOL…it wouldn’t be unheard of here.
Unknowingly, CityGirl and I were both on the same flight from Vegas last year!
.-= sunny´s last blog ..I don’t have to talk to that bitch…. =-.
Norway – most scenic and relaxing train journey I’ve ever been on.
.-= Nikki´s last blog ..Rise and Fall =-.
Only from Milwaukee to Chicago and it was awesome!
I traveled from Chicago to Albany ny in the 60′s. not very scenic. I went through Gary, Indiana, Buffalo, NY. I seem to remember Cleveland. I saw all the garden spots of what is now called the rust belt.
.-= Jon´s last blog ..I think, therefore I am! Just barely =-.
I’ve been on passenger trains from here to places like Seattle, San Francisco and Santa Barbara. We took a train from here to Denver, which put us on the train two nights, I think (maybe only one). And we took a passenger train from Wales to London (our son had his Walkman stolen on that train)
.-= Bev´s last blog ..Collaborations =-.
just the subway in New York; does that count?
Many times in Italy and once from Portland (Maine) to Boston on the Amtrak.