Category Archives: Rail Travel

bookends part 3

Posted on July 1, 2013 by thelostkerryman

In the meantime of the day, when the clock just doesn’t quite strike a primary number, Albert assumed a cup of Java into his routine. It sat before him, it sat beside him. It even sat between his legs. But … Continue reading →

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bookends

Posted on June 30, 2013 by thelostkerryman

When sudden blossoms wilt and fade, and springtime withers under desperate suns, the common man may notice a shift in temperature within…or…may picture the autumn a promising season, in light of that terrible sun. It is in these times that … Continue reading →

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Riding On The Retro Line

Posted on June 4, 2013 by thelostkerryman

Japan is testing a 300 mile an hour train that is shaped more like an anteater than any train I’ve seen. They regularly travel at much higher speeds than what American trains do, and money is spent on rail infastructure. … Continue reading →

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