Written on October 26, 2011
A WHIRLWIND day of sightseeing, socialising and Mexican food in Toronto comes to an end. I say my farewells to wonderful hosts nearafar, boomergirl50 and adventureista as we step off the streetcar and suddenly I’m alone again
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Written on November 11, 2010
Train stations often get a bad rep, but our very own London St Pancras International turns out to be something of a sparkling diamond in the rough, as Corinne of the discerning foodie travel blog Gourmantic reports.
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Written on November 4, 2010
I know what you’ve been thinking. ’What the hell has been going on in trainland for the past seven days?
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Written on October 26, 2010
Last night I took a short trip on Glasgow’s Subway for the first time in years. I always forget about it, mostly opting to explore the town centre on foot.
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One of my favourite books about train travel is Jenny Diski’s Stranger on a Train: Daydreaming and Smoking Around America.
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Sometimes it’s hard to summon much enthusiasm for travelling by train in your own country. The association with a frustrating and deadening commuting routine can be hard to shake
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Author Archives: Jools Stone
Leaving Toronto On-board VIA Rail’s Canadian Train
A WHIRLWIND day of sightseeing, socialising and Mexican food in Toronto comes to an end. I say my farewells to wonderful hosts nearafar, boomergirl50 and adventureista as we step off the streetcar and suddenly I’m alone again
Continue Reading »
Trains, Art and Eateries at London’s St Pancras Station
Train stations often get a bad rep, but our very own London St Pancras International turns out to be something of a sparkling diamond in the rough, as Corinne of the discerning foodie travel blog Gourmantic reports.
Continue Reading »
Octavius Express: Rail News Round Up 3
I know what you’ve been thinking. ’What the hell has been going on in trainland for the past seven days?
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Around Glasgow’s Clockwork Orange
Last night I took a short trip on Glasgow’s Subway for the first time in years. I always forget about it, mostly opting to explore the town centre on foot.
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Trains you can smoke on
One of my favourite books about train travel is Jenny Diski’s Stranger on a Train: Daydreaming and Smoking Around America.
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A night on the Caledonian Sleeper train
Sometimes it’s hard to summon much enthusiasm for travelling by train in your own country. The association with a frustrating and deadening commuting routine can be hard to shake
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