today’s Friday Five from Rev Gal Blog Pal, janintx, who asks us totell about five different trips we have made in our life due to different reasons, modes of travel, or whatever category you choose!
Here goes . . .
1- A train journey coming to mind which I made as a teenager returning from
Canada's West coast city of Vancouver through the Rocky Mountains,
and the many miles / kilometres across the prairies to my home.
Made with a friend and fellow long distance telephone operator following
a strike that we decided wasn't the way we wanted to spend our summer holidays!
Stunning beauty. Enthusiastic approach to the trip as adventure. Joy of friendship.
2- Another train journey heading the opposite direction, East across the
Canadian shield of rock walls and evergreen forests to the Capital city of Ottawa.
This time with another teenage friend on our way as bridesmaids of a mutual friend and former classmate's wedding. The festivities and rehearsal were great first time events, as was the rail journey,
that resulted in another first - our return home as standby flight passengers!
An incredible first time sight of the red soil of the Island never ceased to amaze me. And wondering what injury had happened to my son the first time I saw the red on his socks !
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5- Ahh! now here's a fav trip coming to mind. I was gifted a trip to England just following the loss of my father one autumn.
I love traveling by rail (wish it were easier to do in the states!), and enjoyed the recollections you shared. I once feared traveling alone, too, but when I did it it turned out to be an amazing time for all kinds of reasons. Glad you found the courage for that trip! Thanks for your memories!
We live in a land blessed with such beauty. Although I've traveled a fair bit, I have yet to cross Canada - someday we hope to do that. The Confederation Bridge looks so very long!
trying to catch up before I run out for a Saturday morning class. I love what your son said to you. How great is that :). Beautiful photos! I love this Lent Journey.
Such a spectacular journey. I haven't done nearly enough train travel, sad to say. I so much enjoyed this one, vicariously, and the incredibly beautiful photography.
My bridge is in Mumbai where I recently spent six months, far from my San Francisco home.
Such a spectacular journey. I haven't done nearly enough train travel, sad to say. I so much enjoyed this one, vicariously, and the incredibly beautiful photography.
My bridge is in Mumbai where I recently spent six months, far from my San Francisco home.
What great memories!! I have been on one train trip from Oregon to Colorado. The scenery was beautiful but your photos are gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing!
I would love to travel by train as I'm sure the pace is relaxed and the scenery amazing. One day I want to do that train ride in Canada that has the glass topped ceiling!
Thanks so much for saying g'day. Blessings to you this Good Friday.
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Beautiful trip photos!! I'm not sure I'd enjoy the one crossing that water tho. ;-)
Those train shots are mesmerizing! We spent a day traveling on one when we visited Alaska some years back. So much FUN! What a way to travel ...
Suzanne of Simply Suzannes at Home
So happy to have travelled with you today. I love the 5th story you shared. Thank you :0)
Have a beautiful weekend,
Suzanne
Lovely reflection and photos on your travels. Thank you for sharing!
I love traveling by rail (wish it were easier to do in the states!), and enjoyed the recollections you shared. I once feared traveling alone, too, but when I did it it turned out to be an amazing time for all kinds of reasons. Glad you found the courage for that trip! Thanks for your memories!
«Louis» has his Lenten Devotion posted and invites you to link to it. :-)
He also invites you to link this post with his Sunday Bridges meme which will publish at 22h00m central Europe time Saturday night.
We live in a land blessed with such beauty. Although I've traveled a fair bit, I have yet to cross Canada - someday we hope to do that.
The Confederation Bridge looks so very long!
Trains are wonderful as long as you don't need to get somewhere fast.
trying to catch up before I run out for a Saturday morning class. I love what your son said to you. How great is that :). Beautiful photos! I love this Lent Journey.
«Louis'» Saturday Lenten Devotion is HERE with a Linky.
We plant to take a train trip someday after retirement. Beautiful country!
Wow, looks at the Confederation Bridge over the ocean!! I think I'd be scared to cross over there!
«Louis» is delighted that you linked this with Sunday Bridges.
Thanks for sharing your journeys - what great memories! I'd love to see those bridges in person.
Such a spectacular journey. I haven't done nearly enough train travel, sad to say. I so much enjoyed this one, vicariously, and the incredibly beautiful photography.
My bridge is in Mumbai where I recently spent six months, far from my San Francisco home.
Such a spectacular journey. I haven't done nearly enough train travel, sad to say. I so much enjoyed this one, vicariously, and the incredibly beautiful photography.
My bridge is in Mumbai where I recently spent six months, far from my San Francisco home.
What great memories!! I have been on one train trip from Oregon to Colorado. The scenery was beautiful but your photos are gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing!
What a awesome photos!!!Thanks for sharing!
Happy G'day!!!
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I would love to travel by train as I'm sure the pace is relaxed and the scenery amazing. One day I want to do that train ride in Canada that has the glass topped ceiling!
Thanks so much for saying g'day. Blessings to you this Good Friday.
Best wishes,
Natasha in Oz
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