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A few days after I got back from London, I was off again - this time heading east, on a bit of a loop through Germany and Denmark.
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Several years ago, I interrupted a cross-country ride on Amtrak’s Southwest Chief to hop off for a 24-hour look at Dodge City, Kansas.
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I’m getting my second vaccine shot in ten days. Will I be able to travel safely then? (Wondering about“vaccine shot”
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I really enjoy looking at photos I’ve taken on some very memorable rail journeys (especially when I’ve spent months under “house arrest”).
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The One Way Road Out of Lockdown?
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Hawaiian politics at the local level can produce some remarkable characters and, while I can’t prove it, I’ll bet that we have more than our fair share.
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Since my early 20s, I have never gotten a lot of sleep.
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One of the things I forget about here at home, but remember when I’m back in Europe, is how good, how professional, the service is in most of the restaurants.
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On the 25th of June, 1950, I was spending the weekend with my grandparents in Granby, Connecticut.
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On my first trip to the UK, I really just passed through London on my way to and from the North. So about a month after I got home to Amsterdam, I went back for a long weekender in the great city itself.
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The Da Lat – Trai Mat Railway is a restored section of the former Da Lat–Thap Cham railway. The original railway connected Da Lat to the main North-South railway of Vietnam.
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A Rail-Hotel Package Holiday in 1984Our train Edinburgh WaverleyI started these "adventures" in 2011, as I tell in my first blog post the following year, but if I think back I have really been doing them for very much longer, having hankered after them longer still but not having the resources to fund them until the early eighties.
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Taking the Train for Your Holiday
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I know, I know. You’re itching to travel.
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For almost a decade, I headed the Office of Information and Complaint for the City of Honolulu. I loved the job because when people called my office with a problem, I had the considerable clout of the Mayor behind my efforts to make things right.
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For almost a decade, I headed the Office of Information and Complaint for the City of Honolulu.
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Hawaii residents travel a lot .
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Most of my travel is solo.
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The golden age of travel still exists in the UK, with heritage railway tours offering luxurious seating, top food and plenty to drink on a range of tours.
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I spent the summer of 1954 in Germany on an American Field Service program, living with the Handschuh family in Schweinfurt.
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Seven or eight years ago, my wife and I took the Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Banff.
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Some years back, I spent an hour each week with a class of 8th graders in one of Hawaii’s public high schools.
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This is a time of uncertainty, isn’t it.
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Europe comes alive in the summer. There’s an energy and vibrancy that radiates through much of the continent when the sun reappears after a long winter.
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Melburnians have had to contend with a lot of challenges lately, and we're sorry to say there's been yet another blow to our city's vibrant cultural fabric. Melbourne Museum's incredibly popular and long-running Wild: Amazing animals in a changing world exhibition is set to permanently close at the end of January.
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