27 thoughts on “At the station”

1. Love the red and blue train

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   1. If you go to Marseille perhaps it’s still there 🙂 🙂

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      1. I’ve been on a train around Marseille but I don’t recall it being red and blue.

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         1. I went looking for where that train was and can’t find it. maybe I was wrong

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         2. 🤨

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         3. I just had a search and a close look at the train. It is an Italian one

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         4. That would explain it then!

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2. Train travel, except when it’s a commute, is the best

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   1. That’s how I get around Europe 🙂

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3. I love riding on a train! Seems ages since I did it 😦 Like the track! (ha 🙂 )

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   1. Ages for me as well Jo. Must get back on track soon 🙂 🙂

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4. The illuminated train is fun, and the Italian one is very classy.

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   1. The illuminated train is a lantern in a parade a few years ago. I was in awe of Milan station. So much marble!!!

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5. Nice collection Brian. I like how you went off the rails with most of them.

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   1. Thanks Graham. That is a very good saying for what I do a lot of the time 😀

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6. What a great variety of trains, Brian. I haven’t ridden a train for ages, although I’ve used the subway in Philadelphia when visiting our daughter there and that IS a train. I’d love to take a train ride across Canada one day or even across parts of the US, but it’s quite expensive. When my sister-in-law and brother-in-law lived in Provence, I’d fly into Paris, then take the TGV to Avignon. That was quite nice. Now that they live in NE France, I fly into Basel and they pick me up although I did have to take a train once when the flight was cancelled. 🙂

   janet

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   1. Thanks janet. So many wonderful train journeys I’ve had in Europe. There’s a few long distance train journeys in Aust and yes quite expensive 🙂

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      1. When I spent almost a year in Europe in the mid-seventies, I had a series of student rail passes, so I took trains all the time.

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         1. I buy a rail pass here before I go….10 journeys over 30 days I think so just travel from town to town but always First Class as it’s more comfortable and added perks 🙂

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7. Ah, to be on a train again (non commuter)

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   1. Yes yes yes 🙂

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8. I haven’t seen a train for almost forever (about 30 years).
   Nice selections … ironically, my sister had a carribbean cuisine restaurant called
   ‘Velocidad 49’. It was on highway 49. HE HE HE
   Be Safe 😷 … Isadora 😎

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   1. Not many trains around my way either Isadora. Was it a fast food restaurant 😀 😀

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      1. Sorry about my late response. The time change has gotten me a bit wonky on time management.
         My sisters restaurant was a full setvice restaurant. It was a bit fancy but the food was authentic Puertorriquen food. It was near the hotel district in San Juan which made it very popular with tourists. She’s closed down now due to her hubby’s passing. Hope your have a wonderful Wednesday. Be Safe 😷 … Isadora 😎

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         1. That’s OK Isadora. Sorry to hear about your sisters husband, It sounded like they were on a winner 🙂

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9. Ahh, what a quote! I’m more of a landing person. To stay.

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   1. Debbie finds best quotes

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