Liiiiiive from the Adirondack.
We are somewhere north of lunch.
The snow appeared a few hours ago.
We are sitting in the last car, but blogging from the cafe car,which has Wi-Fi.
I love this trip.
Eleven hours on a train are a different country from plane travel.
The lakes are like slate.
Lunch, five hours after breakfast (bacon and egg sandwiches).
There are three sorority-type girls behind me telling each other what they are thankful for. They are eating mashed potatoes, green bean casserole and turkey from deli containers. They have, like, valley girl accents?
One of them is, like thankful for the mashed potatoes?
My kind of girl.
The lady they have befriended and invited to lunch says she is thankful for the big guardian angel that follows her throughout her life.
I am thankful for the Fuji apple and cranberry pies I made last night.
I have seen four deer and a million turkeys
We are at the Canadian border, and must leave the cafe car now.
Love these photos of your journey!
ReplyDeleteI am getting a sense of the scale of the landscape...so different from Scotland.
Enjoy the rest of your trip.
Sandwiches with boob lotus I see.
ReplyDeleteFuji apple and cranberry pie sounds wonderful(Recipe?) Love the pictures of your trip. Have a great time :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures you have taken from a moving train.
ReplyDeleteWhy not live a beautiful life, eh?
xo J.
A wonderful journey. I love trein trips. You see all the beautiful, secret places you never see from a car.
ReplyDeleteHow cool to be posting real time from the train. Amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteI love what flwrjane said...you do live a beautiful life, and I'm thankful that you share it with us (though I'd also be thankful for a big Guardian Angel with mashed potatoes following me around all the time..!)
ReplyDeleteOh... it looks absolutely wonderful and so very romantic!!
ReplyDeleteI've been wishing for a proper summer, but now I miss the snow x
Marie, beautiful pictures. I
ReplyDeletewent cross country on amtrac
and enjoyed it.
Lorraine
Looks stunning - thanks for sharing with us, beautiful life indeed :)
ReplyDeleteI love the shot of the tracks from the rear of the train. It's, like, awesome!
ReplyDeleteHi there, any chance I could use your picnic train pic? Of course I will credit you and link to your blog!
ReplyDeleteHi Anila
DeleteCan you tell me a bit more? marieyviljoen at gmail (dot) com