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ladylawyer
Member # 2653
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Well, the time has finally come. After planning this trip since July, I board the California Zephyr in the morning to begin my journey to Connecticut. This forum has been enormously helpful in preparing for this, my first train ride. Thanks for all the tips...I'll report back when I return in 2 weeks.
 
UncleBuck44
Member # 2049
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The Night before and the morning leading up to a big train ride is always the best part.
Then you board
 
KA6BGJ
Member # 662
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Enjoy your trip. Have a great time and we will all be looking forward to read about your expierences when you get back. I'm sure you will have some very good stories to tell when you return. Enjoy.
 
Mr. Toy
Member # 311
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Methinks Uncle Buck is too pessimistic.

The best part is the moment the train begins rolling. The worst part (assuming the toilets keep flushing ) is stepping off the train at the end of your journey.

I hope all goes well and I look forward to the lady's report.
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Trust God, love your neighbor, and never mistake opinion for truth.
-Mr. Toy

The Del Monte Club Car

[This message has been edited by Mr. Toy (edited 10-17-2003).]
 

espeefoamer
Member # 2815
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Remember one thing,if your train is late you have more time riding.If the train is early, you don't get all the time on the train you paid for.

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Trust Jesus,Ride Amtrak.
 




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