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Michael Christiansen
Member # 3604
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Hi Folks,
After some more good advice from this site, I applied for and received a website on trainweb.org. Today, after close to 20 hours of work, I posted my website. It contains the stories I posted here as well as close to 80 images of the trip. I designed it to be viewed, page by page, in the order my trip progressed. Of course you can always jump to particular parts!
www.trainweb.org/xcrr5375

I hope you all enjoy it!
and I would love any comments
-Mike
 

Charles Reuben
Member # 2263
 - posted
Awesome web page! Really cool!

Thanks for sharing it with us,

Chuck Reuben www.freewebs.com/chucksville

 

sbalax
Member # 2801
 - posted
Very, very cool, Mike! You've inspired me to try to do something like this with my next trip.

Frank in sunny SBA now partially "trained".
 

JONATHON
Member # 2899
 - posted
Nice page, well set up, That sounded like a fun trip!

------------------
JONATHON D. ORTIZ
EMD455@Blue-Rail.com
 

Mr. Toy
Member # 311
 - posted
I just had time to skim it. Very nice. A terrific adventure.
 
Grandma Judy
Member # 3278
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Great travelog - made me want to jump on a train. I'm wondering if your car attendant on the Empire Builder was Bob Heath - a very tall. He was my attendant on the Zephyr a couple years ago, and he is interviewed in the book "Zephyr".
 
sutton
Member # 1612
 - posted
Mike,
I'm just starting to go through the site, but gotta say I love your quote! Excellent!
Scott
 
Michael Christiansen
Member # 3604
 - posted
Grandma Judy -- Yep, it was Bob Heath ("like the candy bar").
-mike
 
ladylawyer
Member # 2653
 - posted
What a wonderful travelogue of your trip. Brought back many fond memories of my coast-to-coast trip. Also had the pleasure of having Bob Heath on both my eastbound and westbound Zephyr trips!
 
20th Century
Member # 2196
 - posted
I enjoyed reading your travelogue,Mike. Great quotes too!
 
Colt-45
Member # 3742
 - posted
Great report Mike really like the Pics
 
Room Service
Member # 2405
 - posted
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /xcrr5375/ on this server.?????
 
ethelred
Member # 3672
 - posted
This is wonderful! Reminds me of my Boston-Chicago-Sacramento-Seattle-Chicago-DC-Boston trip, with a couple of days in Seattle--though the only part I missed was Sacramento-Emeryville because the Zephyr was so late. I'm eager for my next trip.
 
Boyce
Member # 2719
 - posted
Like Room Service, I too was forbidden but reading the other posts, it must be excellent.
 
vline
Member # 1132
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Hi Mike, thanks for your story, brought back memories of the Zephyr trip I did a few years ago. I won't be over to the US 'till September, so hoping all's well for my next Amtrak adventure by then.
Mike in Australia.
 



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