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An ode to Amtrak – Why you should take it and some helpful hints…
Posted on July 9, 2015 by noflytri in train journey's, trains, Travel tips, USA.Ok it’s not actually an ode as in a song… Having spent the equivalent of a week living on Amtrak trains over the last two months, and having really rather enjoyed most of that week, I felt I should put a quick post together highlighting the best bits about travelling America by train and some […]
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Charleston – visiting the site of the Emmanuel AMC Church shootings
Posted on July 9, 2015 by noflytri in Uncategorized, USA.I didn’t plan to write or post any photos of Charleston, especially none related to the shooting that took place at a church here last month and that dominated headlines on both sides of the Atlantic. But having walked past the site today and seeing the tributes outside I’ve ended up feeling like I do […]
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Better late than never… Mexico’s Railroad Museum
Posted on July 7, 2015 by noflytri in Mexico, Museums, Photoblog, trains.I have failed to put up a post Mexico’s national railway museum despite visiting it months ago. Well, now seems as good a time as any to right this great wrong so without further ado….
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A Grand Sunset…
Posted on July 6, 2015 by noflytri in Adventure, Arizona, Photoblog, Top Experiences, USA.I would guess that most people go to the Grand Canyon with, well grand expectations – I suppose I was somewhat the opposite of that – my expectations were actually reasonably low having previously been to the similarly massive Copper Canyon in Mexico, which I was able to get to easily by public transport and […]
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Food glorious (?) food… A North American Food Odyssey – Part Two
Posted on June 30, 2015 by noflytri in Food, USA.Congratulations, you managed to stomach Part 1 of my look at random North American foods I’ve sampled and now its time for Part Two! Smoked meat sandwich (Montreal) Another entry for Montreal, which was my favourite Canadian city and had all sorts of awesome food joints. The smoked meat sandwich from Schwartz is another stop […]
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Food, glorious (?) food… A North American Odyssey – Part 1
Posted on June 29, 2015 by noflytri in Food, USA.During by journey across the world I have eaten a lot of things I suppose I wouldn’t otherwise have done. I tried sushi for the first time, I’ve eaten a gazillion variations of noodles, I’ve had incredible Bosnian food, I’ve had salad with far more dill than necessary (which is any amount of dill), I’ve […]
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California State Railroad Muesum
Posted on June 28, 2015 by noflytri in History, Museums, Photoblog, trains, USA.This is something like the 12th Railway museum I have visited on this trip and this time I actually went quite a bit out of my way to get there, making my journey from San Francisco to Fresno via Sacramento, purely in order to visit California’s State Railroad Museum, which I hadn’t even known existed until […]
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Dan and the Chocolate Factory
Posted on June 7, 2015 by noflytri in USA.Ok so Dan doesn’t quite scan as well as Charlie, and as I actually visited the Chocolate Factory on National Doughnut Day perhaps I should have tried to find a Doughnut Factory to visit instead. That said given the amount of donuts, chocolate and pie that I ate that day, I have probably greatly increased […]
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Tucson, where airplanes come to die, and where men once waited for orders to kill us all
Posted on May 15, 2015 by noflytri in Arizona, Museums, Photoblog, USA.I’ve been a bit slow writing a blog about the US. I will blame this on several factors. First is my natural inclination to sloth. But secondly its awesome and I’ve been too busy soaking it in.
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The Copper Canyon – like the Grand Canyon, but bigger and with Zip-lines (and no copper…)
Posted on May 3, 2015 by noflytri in Adventure, Mexico, Photoblog, Top Experiences.It’s the feeling that got me into travelling in the first place, it’s the feeling that time and time again has instantly recharged my travelling batteries and made me just want to cry out at how beautiful and amazing the world is.
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