Puget Sound?
I'm the first to admit that taking pictures from the train is a bit of a lost cause. However, here at MILL we aren't so flush with photos that we can afford to be too picky.
Last weekend I took the train to Seattle and back. I stopped and had a chin-wag with Chuck. Kim took me to lunch and on a tour of Pioneer Square. And I made it to some of the HONK! Fest West venues.
The Cascades is not a long train these days but it's been full more than once when I've travelled. When the subject of the train comes up I find many people don't realize, a) it's the most hassle-free way to cross the border (the other hassle-free methods are illegal), b) the scenery is quite spectacular, and c) it's cheap like borscht.
I'll post a couple more photos from the train tomorrow.
Teddy Bear Cove, Washington
3 comments :
Well you're right (for once), the scenery is lovely. I'm glad you got to meet some fellow bloggers as well!!!
Will you treat us to some Seattle pics as well???
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Now that's great news to me. A cheap and cheerful way to travel across the border while enjoying some great scenery. Sounds good to me!
Looks like a great trip. Trains are not an option out of my area of the world, unless you like to ride in a cattle car.
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