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SANTA FE NEW MEXICO/ THE SOUTHWEST CHIEF

USA | Wed, 21 Mar 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [2880] | Comments [1]

Alighting the train at Lamy, a blip on the train line between Los Angeles and Chicago, I wait for the baggage cart outside an old station building with two young men holding guitars, on a college   holiday trip to Santa Fe. ... Read more >

Tags: amtrak, new mexico, santa fe, southwest chief

SANTA FE TO CHICAGO/ THE SOUTHWEST CHIEF

USA | Wed, 21 Mar 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [1107]

Lonely Planet USA describes Las Vegas, New Mexico as “one of the loveliest towns in New Mexico”: all I can say is, the “eminently strollable downtown (with its) pretty Old Town Plaza and some 900 historic buildings” was not on the ... Read more >

Tags: amtrak staff, santa fe, southwest chief, train travel, usa

SEVENTEEN MILES TO LAMY

USA | Mon, 23 Jan 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [1315]

The mini-van swerved into the dusty yard of the Santa Fe International Hostel – a collection ... Read more >

Tags: amtrak, lamy, santa fe, southwest chief

FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA TO SANTA FE NEW MEXICO/THE SOUTHWEST CHIEF

USA | Mon, 23 Jan 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [3046]

I left the hostel at 5am and walked the icy block and a half to the Amtrak station for the 5.41 train to Santa Fe (peculiar how precise the timetable is when the trains are invariably up to 2 hours late). Several goods trains rattled past - over ... Read more >

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