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ITALY | Mon, 5 Oct 2015 | By bonitatango | Views [296]
oh my gosh. getting our train tickets has taken an hour plus. The train travel will be faster. Trainitalia has a time limit on purchasing tickets which turns it into a game of speed typing. Plus Chase denys our purchase which sends us back to GO several ... Read more >
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SPAIN | Sun, 24 Aug 2014 | By rmckinley | Views [1068]
It started out as a rainy miserable day. I had to catch an early train from Barcelona to Bilbao and thankfully it was only a ten-minute walk, as it was just starting to drizzle. With the clouds hanging like an impending doom over the train, I had trouble ... Read more >
Tags: aste nagusia, basque, bilbao, festival, rain, spain, train travel, travel
USA | Wed, 21 Mar 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [804]
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
INDIA | Sat, 21 May 2011 | By ladyc | Views [836]
You know the
scene in Indiana Jones and the last crusade where Harrison Ford steps off a
cliff, eyes closed, confident a path will rise up from the abyss to meet his
feet? That’s how I travel. I step out happily into the unknown, confident that
the ... Read more >
Tags: delhi, india, stupidity, train travel, travel preparation
CHINA | Wed, 6 Oct 2010 | By lauren_watson | Views [5520] | Comments [4]
If you follow my blog posts then you know that I am quite used to train travel by now. I spent 8 nights sleeping on the Tran Siberian on my way from Russia to China. But I would like to state that the Tran Siberian was a bit of a “pampered” ... Read more >
Tags: china, train travel
SOUTH AFRICA | Thu, 27 May 2010 | By travel-tips | Views [4691]
Is South Africa still being persecuted for its torrid past? The Cape Wineland region features some of the best vineyards you've never heard of. The Kruger National Park homes the Big 5 and the Small 400 (bird species), yet the safari of the Serengeti ... Read more >
Tags: ant stone, railway history, south africa, south africa itinerary, south africa travel, train travel
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''Fjöll' means mountains and 'Kerling' means old lady ( in a sense of 'witch'). The name of the area, inspired by ancient folk tales, come from a 25m high volcanic tuff stone pillar. It is said that an old troll lady was caught out by the sunrise and therefore turned to stone.
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