Tuesday, 19 February 2019
Eurostar
I took this picture at the National Railway Museum in York. You must have recognized, even not looking at the information board, the Eurostar. It struck me recently that I haven't traveled in it for about five years, and that I did not fully enjoyed it the last times as it was for work. I must do it again one day, with the family, just for the pleasure of the journey. The Eurostar is a modern example of everything I love about trains: its elegance, comfort, its technological achievement. I still remember when they were digging the Channel Tunnel, back when I was still a kid, and how big a event it was when it was opened. And now it's part of modern urban life, one mean of transport among others. But what a mean of transport! I have only used it a couple of times, but I don't think I will ever get bored by the experience.
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Angleterre,
England,
Eurostar,
France,
job,
London,
National Railway Museum,
Paris,
Royaume Uni,
train,
UK,
York,
Yorkshire
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Yes, there was just a thing on the news noting the Chunnel's anniversary.
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